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Phonetic symbols are symbols for recording phonemes, and they are symbols for writing phonemes. The principle of its formulation is: one phoneme is represented by only one phonetic symbol, and one phonetic symbol only represents one phoneme. English is a pinyin text, and the letters express the sounds. However, English has more than 40 sounds but only 26 letters. In order to accurately identify pronunciation, phonetic symbols were introduced, and these phonetic symbols are called phonetic symbols. There are two types of international phonetic symbols: British phonetic symbols (DJ phonetic symbols) and American phonetic symbols (K.K. phonetic symbols). .
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Phonetic symbols are symbols for recording phonemes, and they are symbols for writing phonemes. The principle of its formulation is: one phoneme is represented by only one phonetic symbol, and one phonetic symbol only represents one phoneme. English is a pinyin text, and the letters express the sounds. However, English has more than 40 sounds but only 26 letters. In order to accurately identify pronunciation, phonetic symbols were introduced, and these phonetic symbols are called phonetic symbols. There are two types of international phonetic symbols: British phonetic symbols (DJ phonetic symbols) and American phonetic symbols (K.K. phonetic symbols). .