Chinese pinyin alphabet

Chinese Alphabet: There is no Chinese alphabet in the sense we understand it in the West. Chinese characters are not letters (with some exceptions), Chinese characters represent an idea, a concept or an object. While in the west each of the letters of our alphabet represents a sound that generally has no particular meaning. (...)

This table shows all Chinese Pinyin symbols. Pinyin is the official romanization system for Standard Chinese in mainland China, download JPEG and PDF for free! High resolution image which is ideal for print.

The Zhuyin Phonetic System (chart below) - Zhuyin is the principal phonetic system used for teaching reading and writing in elementary schools in Taiwan...

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Part 1: Basic Strokes of Chinese Characters A good first step in making Chinese characters less intimidating is identifying their most basic parts. A number of unique, identifiable strokes (individual marks of the brush or pen) are used to write Chinese. The chart below shows you the eleven most common strokes, giving the name and direction in which each should be drawn. In these examples, they are colored red (and very big!) to help you pick them out. NOTE Did you know that the name of…

Mastering the basic phonetics of the Chinese alphabet is very important if you want to speak Chinese fluently. Here's the how-to tips for all levels of Chinese learners.

Pronounce Mandarin - Pinyin. Learning pinyin is the very first thing when we teach Chinese. It tells children how to pronounce Chinese Characters correctly.

The tones in Mandarin are very important. As we know, Chinese pinyin include three parts: shēnɡmǔ(initial), yùnmǔ(final), shēnɡdiào(tones). In pinyin, even the same initial and final but different tone, the meaning will be different. How to practice and master Mandarin tones? I can tell you.