bike /baɪk/ n.Bicycles
Pinyin: ba +k=bài+kè
bus /bʌs/ n.Buses
Pinyin: b +s=bà+shì
Chinese homonym: bus.
train /treɪn/n.Trains
Pinyin: tre+ n = chuò èyìn
It cannot be expressed in pinyin, and it is pronounced with legato
boat /bəʊt/ n.Boats
Pinyin: b +t = bòu + tè
ship /ʃɪp/ n.Boats
Pinyin: p=xiè+pù
speedboat['spi:dbəut]n.Speedboat
Pinyin: s+pi: d+b u+t=shì+bì+bòu+tè
p has a b sound, d has no pronunciation),yacht /jɔt/ n.Speedboat
The word pinyin: j +t=yì+òtè, in American pronunciation, is also pronounced as: ya+t (yà+tè).
car kɑ: r American pronunciation nCars
Pinyin: ka: +r=kà+er(儿).
taxi /'tæksi/n.Taxi
Pinyin: t +k+si=tà+kè+shì yì (ligaton).
jeep /dʒi:p/n.Jeep
Pinyin: d i: +p=jì+pù
van /væn/ n.Pick-up vans
Pinyin: v n=wàn
aircraft['ERKR FT American]nAirplanes
The word pinyin e+r+k+ra: +f+t=è+er(儿)+kè+ruà+fù+tè
air[er American] nSky,
The word pinyin e+r=è+er (儿).
craft[kra:ft]n.Aircraft
Pinyin: k+ra: +f+t=kè+ruà+fù+tè,
plane /plein/n.Airplanes
Pinyin: p+le+in=pù+lè+yìn
motro['metrəʊ]n.Metro
Pinyin: me+tr+ =mè+chuò+où,
Chinese homonym: Mai a poke ou
subway /'sʌbweɪ/n.Metro
Pinyin: s +b+we =sà+bù+weì
sub[sʌb]n.Substitute teacher s +b=sà+bù
way[weɪ]n.method, we = weì
cycle['saɪkl]n.Bicycles
Pinyin: sa +kl=sài+gòu
motor cycle /'məʊtə(r) 'saɪkl / n.Motorcycles
Pinyin: m + t + sa +kl = moù + tè (American dè) + sài + gòu
window /'wɪndəʊ/n.windows
Pinyin: w n+d = wèng+doù
door d: r American ndoors
Pinyin: d: +r=dò+er(儿).
desk /desk/ n.Desks
Pinyin: d+e+s+k=dè+èshì+kè
chair t er American nchairs
Pinyin: t +er = qiè + er (儿).
bed /bed/n.Bed
Pinyin: be+d=bè+dè
computer/kəm'pju:tər/n.Computers
Pinyin: k +m+pju: +t r=kàng(kè m)+pù yoù+tè+er(儿).
tablet['tæblət]n.Clipboard
Pinyin: t +b+l +t=tà+bù+lè+tè
board b : rd: nPlanks
Pinyin: b: +r+d=bò+er(er)+dè
fan /fæn/ n.Fan
Pinyin: f n = fàn
light /laɪt/ n.lamps
Pinyin: la +t = laì + tè
mirror /'mir r American nMirrors
Pinyin: mi+r r=mì+er+(儿).
podium['pəʊdiəm]n.Podium
Pinyin: p +di+ +m=poù+dì+èmèng
teacher’s desk / 'ti:tʃəz desk/ n.Podium
Pinyin: ti: +t +s+d+e+s+k=tì+qiàn er(儿)+shì+dè+èshì+kè
picture /'pɪktʃər)/ n.Drawings
Pinyin: p +k+t r=pò a(è)kè+qiàn er(儿).
photo /'fəutəu/ n.**
Pinyin: f + t = foù + toù
get[get]v.Arrived
Pinyin: ge+t=gè+tè
off[ɒf]adv.Modify the verb, leave
get off[get f]
take[teɪk]v.Take advice
trip[trɪp].Tourism
Pinyin tr +p=chuò èpù
Take a trip te k e tr p to go on an outing
read[ri:d]v.Read
Pinyin: ri: +d=ruì+dè (actually r(rù)i:(yì)d(dè)).
a[ə]art.Article, one,
Pinyin = a (e is pronounced like è+yì).
magazine[,mægə'zi:n]n.Magazine
Pinyin m + g + z+i: n = mà + gè + rì + yìn
read a magazine /ri:d eɪ ,mægə'zi:n Read the magazine
the[ðəart.Articles, what
Pinyin = rè, i = rè + yì, some people say dè (American), so when you hear these 3 sounds = the, the we generally pronounce it as rè + yì,
go[gəʊ]v.Go,
Pinyin: g = gòu (actually gè + wù).
to[tu]prep.Preposition, to,
Pinyin: tu=tù
cinema['sɪnəmə]n.Cinema
Pinyin: s +n +m =sè+nè+mè
go to the cinema /gəʊ tʊ ð's n m go to the movies!
To have the their is to watch a movie, and to have no their is to have no explanation, but just to express going to the cinema.
what[wɒt]pron.Preposition, what
Pinyin: w +t=wò+tè, there is no American pronunciation, only a, so it is also done wà + tè
what colour[wɒt 'k l r American] nColor
Pinyin: w +t k +l +r=wò+tè+kà+lè+er
what time[w t ta m] What time is it.
Pinyin: w +t ta +m=wò+tè taì+mò
do[du:/dǔ]v.do, you[yu yòu]pron.pronoun you, knock[n k n +k=nò+kè]vTap, off[ f +f=ò+fù]advModify verb, leave, work[w rk=w +r+k=wè+er(儿)+kè]nJob.
Connected. what time do you knock off work?
Pinyin: W: T+Ta M+D +Ju+N K+ F+W rk?
Chinese: wò tè+tài mò+dù+yòu+nò kè+oò fù+weì er(儿) kè?
Reduction: w + ta + d + ju + n k + f + w rk?
Most of the time, what we actually hear is something like this:
wha…… tai……do you knock ……f…… work?
Probably only:....You....Knock out the ......Job.
So, most of it takes guesswork to understand.
Phrase: do you?You ......?
knock off[nɒk ɒf/nò kè òfù]…Off work, what day[w :t de ] what day of the week or that day?
Pinyin: w: t de = wò tè dèi minus pinyin wò dèi
how[haʊ]adv.Modify the verb, how
Pinyin: hà + wù
old[əʊld]adj.Old, age, pinyin: l+d=òu+ò+dè
how old[haʊ əld]conj.Conjunctions, how old and how old.
Pinyin: ha+wù l(o)+d
Some people like to say haò+old or ha+old, saying this with only one purpose: to speak quickly.
how many[haʊ 'meni] how much is needed, generally refers to asking how much money needs to be paid, pinyin: ha+me+ni=hà+mèng+nì (no pronunciation, because of rap).
how much [haʊ mʌtʃ]conj.Conjunctions, how much
Pinyin: ha+m +t =hà+mà+qì (u also has no pronunciation).
how tall[ha t :l] how tall
Pinyin: ha +t: +l=hào +tò
how he**y[ha hevi] multiple
Mainly blind date or shopping, ask, pinyin: ha+ he+vi=hà+wù hè+weì
The reader here is more smooth, so you don't have to read ,how long[ha l ]adj.Adjective, how long.
Pinyin: ha+ l = hà+wù lòng
American English is pronounced ha wù làng
how big[haʊ bɪg]adj.How big
Pinyin: ha +b +g=hào bè a (similar to the north è sound) gè
how large /haʊ lɑ:rdʒ/ adj.Pinyin: ha +la: +r+d = hào là er(儿) jì (here does not pronounce r children).
who/hu:/ pron.Preposition, who
Pinyin: hu:=hù
when/wen/adv.Modify the verb, when
Pinyin: wen=wèn
whose/hu:z/ n.Who's
Pinyin: hu: +z=hù+rì
where wer American pronunciation advModify the verb, in **
Pinyin: we+r=wù èer (儿).
Chinese homonym: Hey aer.
why/waɪ/adv.Modify the verb, why
Pinyin: wa = wài
which /wɪtʃ/ pron.Preposition, which one.
Pinyin: w +t = wù èa sound ei) + qì, Chinese homonym: hey a ride,