The easy to understand approach builds on the basics, beginning with technical terms required for describing speech and transcription symbols before moving on to the phonetics of English and other languages.
The word for 'sky' is [tʰi], with a partial fall that we could write as [51]. The word for 'earth' is [di], with a pitch rise [15]. Put together, these form the word for 'universe' [tʰi⁵di¹], which has a pitch fall going from high on the first syllable to low on the second. Thus, the pitch pattern associated with the first syllable has extended over the whole copound word.……The word for 'symphony' is composed of the words meaning 'exchange', 'sound', and 'song'. When said in isolation, the first of these, [tʃiɔ⁵¹], has a high falling tone [51]; the second, [ʃiã³⁵], has a mid rising tone [35]; and the last, [tʃʰioʔ⁵], has a short high tone [5]. But when put together to form [tʃiɔ⁵ʃiã³tʃʰiɔʔ¹] 'symphony', the first syllable is high [5], the second mid [3], and the third low [1]. (查看原文)
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