1./d/ Lips slightly open. Touch the gum with the tip of your tongue first, then suddenly open it, so that the airflow rushes out and becomes sound, and the vocal cords must vibrate.

Second,/? /Lips slightly open, protruding forward, the tip of the tongue raised close to the upper gum, forcibly sending out breath, vibrating vocal cords.

3./p/ Close your lips tightly and let the airflow break through your lips and flow out.

Fourth,/? /Lift your tongue, your lips are in a natural state, your mouth is half open and half closed, and you pronounce "E". It is the pronunciation of the letters a, o, u, e, or, er, ur in a word.

Verb (abbreviation for verb)/? /The lips are flat, the front of the tongue is slightly raised, the tip of the tongue is pressed against the lower gum, the gum is opened, the soft palate is raised, and the lips are naturally opened. Pronunciation of the letter a in closed syllables or stressed closed syllables.

6./n/ The lips are slightly closed, the tip of the tongue is pressed against the upper gum, and the vocal cords vibrate, so that the airflow comes out of the nasal cavity.

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Phrases and examples about Japan

I. Phrases

1, made in Japan.

2. Bank of Japan? Central Bank of Japan

3. The Sea of Japan? Black paint; (Japan) Japan

4. Democratic Party of Japan? Democratic Party of Japan

Japan Airlines? Japan Airlines

6. Yahoo Japan? Yahoo Japan

Second, examples

I'll start with their ideas about …. Japan? What do they know, because I know they know very little.

I asked them to write down their views on Japan and how much they knew, because I knew their knowledge was limited. )

I know, like in? In Japan, they like to cultivate relationships before doing business.

I know that in Japan, people will handle their relationship well before doing business. )