Examples of pronunciation differences between British English and American English

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1. Consonant (28)

1). [b] and hanyu pinyin b [b? Similarly, the vocal cords should vibrate (feel vibration when touching the Adam's apple with your hand); Such as: bad [] bad; Network network

[p] and Chinese pinyin p [p? ] is similar, but the Chinese pinyin p[? ] After [? ] sound, vocal cords do not vibrate; Such as: pop [popular];

2). [D] and Chinese Pinyin D [D? Similarly, the vocal cords should vibrate (feel vibration when touching the Adam's apple with your hand); Such as: did [] do;

[t] and Chinese pinyin t [t? ] is similar, but the Chinese pinyin t[? ] After [? ] sound, vocal cords do not vibrate; Such as: top [] top; Cat [cat]

In American pronunciation, when [t] precedes vowels, a fuzzy sound similar to [d] must be pronounced. Such as: letter [? ] letters; Water [? ] water; Small [? ] small, less;

3).[? ] and hanyu pinyin? [? Similarly, the vocal cords should vibrate (feel vibration when touching the Adam's apple with your hand); Such as: good [] ok; Leg [music? ] leg

[k] and hanyu pinyin k [k? ] similar, but the Chinese pinyin k[k? ] After [? ] sound, vocal cords do not vibrate; Such as: kick [] kick;

4).[? ] and hanyu pinyin? In the same way, the lips protrude into a circle, and the vocal cords should vibrate (there is a sense of vibration when touching the Adam's apple with your hand); Such as: what [] what;

[f] and hanyu pinyin f[f? ] is similar, but the Chinese pinyin f[f? ] After [? ] sound, vocal cords do not vibrate; Such as wife []; fat

[v] Lip-tooth sound, when the upper teeth bite the lower lip lightly, the lower lip vibrates when pronounced, and the vocal cords also vibrate; In fact, the sound [v] and the sound [f] are exactly the same, the only difference is that the vocal cords vibrate. Such as: voice [voice]; Five. Five.

5). [M] And Chinese Pinyin? [? ] similar, but the Chinese pinyin m[m? ] After [? ] sound, mouth closed, gas from the nose (nasal cavity feels a little itchy); Such as: map [] map; come on

[n] And Chinese Pinyin? [? ] similar, but remove the Chinese pinyin n[n? ] After [? ] sound, mouth slightly open, gas from the nose (nasal cavity feels a little itchy); Such as nap[n? ] nap; Fine [fine] (health/weather)

[? ] and Chinese pinyin (such as friends) are the same; Such as: English [] English; Sing[] sings;

6).[? ] and hanyu pinyin? (if yes) same; Such as: shop [] store; Flash [] flash, animation

[? ] and hanyu pinyin? (for example? Day); Such as: TV [? ] TV;

[? ] Before vowels, there are Chinese Pinyin? U (for example? The same is true of Confucianism; Such as: red [red];

After vowels, British pronunciation has no pronunciation; In American pronunciation, the pronunciation of "Hua Er" is similar to Beijing, worker [worker].

7).[? ] and hanyu pinyin c? The same (as eating); Such as: China [] China; Pay attention, pay attention

[? ] and hanyu pinyin? (such as z? Only) the same; Such as the work done by job []; edge

8).[? ] Similar to the Chinese phonetic alphabet S (Rusi), the tip of the tongue touches the back of the upper teeth, and the vocal cords do not vibrate; Such as: some [] some; less than

[? ] Similar to the Chinese phonetic letter Z (Ruzi), the tip of the tongue touches the back of the inner side of the upper tooth (similar to [? ] The tongue position is the same, but the vocal cords should vibrate); Such as: zoo [] zoo; Is it [? ] Yes.

9).[? ] Bite the tongue sound, the upper and lower teeth lightly bite the front of the tongue, and the vocal cords do not vibrate (? ]? Image is like sticking your tongue into your mouth; There is no such sound in Chinese); Such as: thank [] thank you; Month [] month

[? ] and [? ] The tongue position is the same, but the vocal cords should vibrate; Such as: this [] this; Use [] and ...

10). 【】 Similar to Chinese Pinyin (such as Chu), the vocal cords do not vibrate; Such as: try [] try;

【d？ ] Similar to Chinese Pinyin (such as pig), the vocal cords should vibrate; Such as: dry [d] dry;

1 1).[? ] Before vowels, there are Chinese Pinyin? 【l？ ] is similar except [? ] sound; Such as: like [like];

After vowel or suffix, pronounce' ou'; For example, tell [] tells; Small [? [Business English is small and rare.

[? ] and hanyu pinyin? 【h？ ] is similar except [? ] sound; Such as: house [] house;

[? ] is the same as hanyu pinyin y (such as clothes); For example: yes [] yes;

12).[? ] and hanyu pinyin? Similar to defects, the vocal cords do not vibrate; Such as: cats [] cats (plural);

【d？ ] and hanyu pinyin? (such as capitalization) Similarly, if you can't pronounce [d], stop a beat and then pronounce [z]; The vocal cords should vibrate; Such as: beds [] bed (plural) (be sure not to pronounce beds [? ]);

2. Vowels (20)

1) [? ] is the same as hanyu pinyin I (such as clothes), with a long sound; For example, see [] sees; Easy [? ] Simple

[? ] Shout the "one" sound in the slogan "1234" when running exercises in military training; Short and powerful, and the abdomen feels obvious vibration when pronouncing; Such as: sit [] sit; Is it [? ] Yes.

2) [? ] and hanyu pinyin u (such as w? House) similar, long sound; Such as: too [] also;

[? 】 "house" sound; But it is short and powerful, and there is obvious vibration in the lower abdomen when pronouncing; Such as: put [] placement;

3) [? ] and hanyu pinyin e (such as? Goose), long sound; Such as: bird [? ] bird; Early [? ] early;

[? ] and [? ] The sound is similar, but shorter; Such as: never [? ] never; Former [? ] before;

4) [? ] and hanyu pinyin? (for example? Concave), long sound; Such as: saw [] (seen in the past);

[? ] British "concave" sound; Short and powerful, and the abdomen feels obvious vibration when pronouncing; Such as: hot [] hot;

Americans pronounce "ah"; The mouth should be wide, short and powerful, and the lower abdomen has obvious vibration when pronouncing; Such as: hot [] hot; Dog [] dog;

5) [? ] and hanyu pinyin? (for example? Egypt) is similar, with a small mouth shape and loose oral muscles; Such as: let [] make, let;

[? ] and hanyu pinyin? (for example? Egypt) is similar, with a large mouth shape, the most tense oral muscles, and the corners of the mouth strive to reach the ears; Such as: hat [] hat; Thanks [? ] Thank you.

[? ] Read the second half of Da; Pronunciation before the mouth, short sound, obvious vibration of the lower abdomen when pronouncing; Such as: love [] love; But but ...

[? ] and hanyu pinyin? (for example? Ah) Similarly, the mouth is wide open, the oral muscles are the most relaxed, and the sound is long (the most comfortable sound); Such as: father [? ] dad;

6) This group is diphthongs, who slips from the first vowel to the second vowel when pronouncing; Long before, short after; The front sound is heavy and the back sound is light; The front sound is clear and the back sound is fuzzy.

[? ] Pronunciation is the same as the English letter A; Pronunciation, by [? ] to [? ] slides; Such as: name [] name; age

The pronunciation of [] is the same as the English letter I; Pronunciation, by [? ] to [? ] slides; Such as: bike [] bike; Island [] island

When [] is pronounced, it is pronounced by [? ] to [? ] slides; Such as: boy [] boy; petroleum

[? ] pronunciation is the same as the English letter o; Pronunciation, by [? ] to [? ] slides; Such as: go [] go; old

[? ] pronunciation, by [? ] to [? ] slides; Such as: now [] now; Hours [] hours

When [] is pronounced, it is pronounced by [? ] to [? ] slides; Such as: here [] here; Era [? ] times

[? ] pronunciation, by [? ] to [? ] slides; Such as: there [] there; Area [? ] area

[? ] pronunciation, by [? ] to [? ] slides; Such as: tour [] travel;

3. China people should pay special attention to pronunciation:

[v] Lip-tooth sound, when the upper teeth bite the lower lip lightly, the lower lip vibrates when pronounced, and the vocal cords also vibrate; In fact, the sound is exactly the same as the sound, the only difference is that the vocal cords should vibrate. Such as: voice [voice]; Five. Five.

[? ] Before vowels, there are Chinese Pinyin? U (for example? The same is true of Confucianism; Such as: red [red];

After vowels, British pronunciation has no pronunciation; In American pronunciation, the pronunciation of "Hua Er" is similar to Beijing, worker [worker].

[t] and Chinese pinyin t [t? ] is similar, but the Chinese pinyin t[? ] After [? ] sound, vocal cords do not vibrate; Such as: top [] top; Cat [cat]

In American pronunciation, when [t] precedes vowels, a fuzzy sound similar to [d] must be pronounced. Such as: letter [? ] letters; Water [? ] water; Small [? ] small, less;

[? ] Bite the tongue sound, the upper and lower teeth lightly bite the front of the tongue, and the vocal cords do not vibrate (? ]? Image is like sticking your tongue into your mouth; There is no such sound in Chinese); Such as: thank [] thank you; Month [] month

[? ] and [? ] The tongue position is the same, but the vocal cords should vibrate; Such as: this [] this; Use [] and ...

[? ] Before vowels, there are Chinese Pinyin? 【l？ ] is similar except [? ] sound; Such as: like [like];