Difference between revisions of "Syllable"

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Also known as: 音节 (yīnjié).

The word syllable is a term referring to the units of a word, composed on an (optional) initial, a final, and a tone. The word "syllable" is 音节 (yīnjié) in Chinese. Most spoken syllables in Mandarin Chinese correspond to one written Chinese character.

List of Syllables in Pinyin

There are a total of 410 pinyin syllables.

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-The word '''syllable''' is a term referring to the units of a word, composed on an (optional) [[initial]], a [[final]], and a [[tone]]. The word "syllable" is 音节 (yīnjié) in Chinese. Most syllables in Mandarin Chinese correspond to one or more Chinese characters.
+{{AKA|音节 (yīnjié)}}
+The word '''syllable''' is a term referring to the units of a word, composed on an (optional) [[initial]], a [[final]], and a [[four tones|tone]]. The word "syllable" is 音节 (yīnjié) in Chinese. Most spoken syllables in Mandarin Chinese correspond to one written Chinese character.
 ==List of Syllables in Pinyin==
 There are a total of '''{{#ask: [[Category:Syllable]] | format=count}}''' pinyin syllables.
 {{Print Syllables|pinyin}}