Tuttle Dictionary Martial Arts Korea, China & Japan. Daniel Kogan

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as in jump

      k as in kick

      l as in lunch

      m as in mother

      n as in no

      p as in put

      q like the "ch" in chew

      r as in room

      s as in so

      sh as in show

      t as in to

      w as in work

      x like the "sh" in shy

      yh like the "y" in you

      z is a sound between the "d" in do and the "z" in zoo

      zh like the "j" in jump

      Mandarin vowel-sound equivalents are as follows:

      a as in armor

      ai like the "i" in size

      an like on

      ang like the "ong" in song

      ao like the "ow" in how

      e like the "ea" in treasure

      ei like the "ay" in hay

      en like the "un" in run

      eng like "ung" in hunger

      er as in mother

      i like the "ea" in eat

      ia is a sound between the "ea" in eat and the "a" in armor

      ian is a sound between the "ea" in eat and the "e" in pen

      iang is a sound between the "ea" in eat and the "ong" in song

      iao is between "ea" in eat and the "o" in how

      ie like the "ea" in treasure

      in like the "ee" in keen

      ing as in ring

      iong is a sound between the"ea"ineatandthe"ow" in how and "n" and "g"

      iu is a sound between the "ea" in eat and "you"

      o as in office

      ong is a combination the "ow" in how and "ng"

      u like the "oo" in fool

      ua is a sound between the "oo" in fool and "a"

      uai is a sound between the "oo" in fool and the "i" in size

      uan is a combination of you and "en" in end

      uang is a sound between the "oo" in fool and the "ong" in song

      ue is a sound between the "oo" in fool and the "ea" in each

      ui is a sound between the "oo" in fool and the "ay" in say

      un is a sound between the "oo" in fool and the "oon" in soon

      uo is a sound between the "oo" in fool and the "o" in office

      Cantonese consonants are as follows:

      b as in boy

      ch as in chew

      d as in do

      f as in food

      g as in go

      h as in how

      j as in jump

      k as in kick

      l as in lunch

      m as in moon

      n as in no

      p as in put

      s as in so

      t as in to

      w as in why

      y as in you

      gw like the "gu" in guava

      kw like the "qu" in quick

      ng as in ring

      Cantonese vowel-sound equivalents are as follows:

      a as in armor

      ai like eye

      ak like the "ock" in sock

      am like the "om" in mom

      an like "on" in onward

      ang like the "ong" in song

      ap like the "op" opponent

      at like the "ot" in dot

      au like the "ow" in now

      e like the "ea" in treasure

      ei like the "ay" in say

      ek like,the "eck" in check

      eng as in Bengal

      eu like the "ork" in cork

      eui between the "o" in cork and "ee" in seen

      euk like the "o" in cork

      eun like the "o" in cork with an "n" sound

      eung like the "o" in cork with an "ng" sound

      eut like the "o" in cork with a "t" sound

      i like the "ee" in seen

      ik like the "ick" in sick

      im like the "eem" in seem

      in like the "een" in been

      ing like the "ing" in sing

      ip like the "eep" in keep

      it like the "eat" in meat

      iu like the "ew" in pew

      o like the "aw" in brawl

      oi like the "oy" in toy

      ok like the "ock" in mock

      on like the "awn" in pawn

      ong as in song

      ot like the "ought" in bought

      ou

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