The Pinyin for "market" was "shékuài." While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!

The pronunciation of Danzhou was dānzhōu, and the Pinyin was dānzhōu.
The pronunciation of Hanyu Pinyin was as follows: * * I. Initial Consonants (23)** 1. * * b **: Read "Bo". 2. * * p **: Read "Po". 3. * * m **: Read "touch". 4. * * F **: Read "Buddha". 5. * * d **: Read "De". 6. * * t **: read "special". 7. * * n **: read "Ne". 8. * * l **: Read "Le". 9. * * g **: Pronounce "ge". 10. * * K **: Read "Science". 11. * * h **: Read "drink". 12. * * J **: Read "base". 13. * * Q **: Read "bully". 14. * * x **: Read "Xi". 15. * * zh **: Read "know". 16. * * ch **: read "chi". 17. * * sh **: Read 'poem'. 18. * * r **: Read "Ri". 19. * * Z **: Read "capital". 20. * * c **: Pronounce "female". 21. * * s **: Read "Si". 22. * * y **: Studying 'medicine'. 23. * * w **: Read 'witch'. * * 2. Finals (24)** 1. * * Single rhyme (6)** - * * a **: Pronounce "A". - * * o **: Read "oh". - * * e **: Read "goose". - * * i **: Read "clothes". - * * u **: Read "Wu". - * * ü **: Read "pedantic". 2. * * Compound finals (9)** - * * ai **: Read "sorrow". - * * ei **: Read "ai". - * * ui **: Read "Wei". - * * ao **: Read "ao". - * * ou **: read "Ou". - * * iu **: Read "by". - * * ie **: Read "yeah". - * * ü e **: Read "month". - * * er **: Pronounce "er". 3. * * Nose rhyme (9)** - * * Front Nose Vowels (5)** - * * an **: Pronounce "An". - * * en **: Read "en". - * * in **: Read the word 'cause'. - * * un **: read "Wen". - * * ü n **: Read "faint". - * * Back Nose Vowels (4)** - * * ang **: Read "ang". - * * eng **: Read "press". - * * ing **: Read "English". - * * ong **: read "Weng". * * 3. Read the syllables as a whole (16 syllables)** 1. * * zhi **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "know". 2. [** chi **: Read it as a whole. The pronunciation is similar to "eat".] 3. * * shi **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "poem". 4. * * ri **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "Ri". 5. * * zi **: Read it as a whole. The pronunciation is similar to "Zi". 6. * * ci **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "female". 7. * * Si **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "Si". 8. * * yi **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "clothing". 9. * * wu **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "wu". 10. * * yu **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "pedantic". 11. * * ye **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "ye". 12. [** yue **: Read it as a whole. The pronunciation is similar to 'Yue'.] 13. * * yuan **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "injustice". 14. * * yin **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "cause". 15. * * yun **: Read it as a whole, the pronunciation is similar to "faint". 16. [** Ying **: Read it as a whole. The pronunciation is similar to English.] "The Alliance of Stars: A Symphony of Fate and Power" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The pronunciation of the word suddenly was màrán. Watching " Suddenly Looking Back " wasn't satisfying enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
The pronunciation of the word "also" was y. Watching " Suddenly Looking Back " wasn't satisfying enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!
The pronunciation is zhān. In some regional dialect, the word "Zhan" in "Muzhanzi" could be read as z () in the dialect of his hometown. The novel, Drunken Golden Cup, is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Japanese Pinyin, which was also known as Hiragana and Katakana, was the most basic element of Japanese writing. The pronunciation rules were as follows: 1. * * Basic pronunciation rules **: - The pronunciation remained unchanged: for example, the pronunciation of "" was always "a". - Omitting after light reading: For example, when "" was used as an auxiliary word in a sentence, it was generally read lightly or even directly omitted. - Turn the sound of the exciting sound into the dial sound: After the "Ka, Sa, Ta, Wa" of the fifty-tone diagram, if it is followed by "I" or "E", the pronunciation will turn from the exciting sound to the dial sound. - Lengthen the dial tone: After the "ka, sa, ta, wa" of the fifty-tone map, if it is followed by "a" or "o", the pronunciation will be lengthened. 2. * * Pronunciation Technique **: - First, the top left syllable is pronounced with the top left syllable, and then the bottom right syllable is pronounced with the bottom right syllable. For example,"ka" is pronounced with the "k" sound first, and then the "a" sound. - Control the rhythm, pause, volume, and pay attention to the punctuations. - Note that sometimes, a pseudonym cannot fully express the pronunciation. For example,"" can sometimes be pronounced as "N" in a sentence. "Shen Mingri" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
When "jiu" is the first sound of "jiu", such as "jiu", the pronunciation is relatively short and flat; When it is the third sound of "jiu", such as "jiu", the pronunciation first falls and then rises; When it is the fourth sound of "jiu", such as "jiu", the pronunciation is from high to low. The soft "jiu", like the "", was pronounced lightly and quickly. It should be noted that when marking the tone, the u must be marked above the u because the u is behind. At the same time, don't write it as iou in syllables that contain compound iu. The syllable like jiu is the correct form. The novel, Drunken Golden Cup, is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
"Crow" was spelled 'wyuy'. It was a cry, and so was a cry. "The Crow's Testimony" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!
The pronunciation of the word Hong was hng.