In the International Phonetic Alphabet, each phoneme has a corresponding symbol to indicate its pronunciation.
The following is a detailed explanation of each phoneme in the Yi phonetic symbol:
/me? /stands for a long vowel [i? ], its pronunciation is similar to "I" in Chinese Pinyin, but it is longer. Its pronunciation position is raised in the front of the tongue, and its mouth is slightly open.
/z/ stands for consonant [z], which is pronounced like "z" in Chinese Pinyin. It is a voiced consonant, which needs to be pronounced by gently touching the upper gum with the tip of the tongue, and then the air flows out of the mouth.
/i/ stands for short vowel [i], which is similar to "i" in Chinese Pinyin, but shorter. Its pronunciation position is that the tongue is raised before and the mouth is slightly open.
"Easy" is an English word and an adjective, which is used to describe something or someone's simplicity, ease or relaxation. The following is a detailed introduction of this word:
Part of speech: adjective
Meaning: "Easy" means that something or someone is not difficult, complicated or laborious. It emphasizes the simplicity and ease of things. This word can be used to describe various situations, such as tasks, work, study and activities.
Example:
Learning to ride a bike is easy.
Learning to ride a bike is easy.
This recipe is easy to master.
This recipe is easy to master.
She is an easy-going person.
She is an easy-going person.