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yi (first tone), er (fourth tone), san (first tone), si (4th tone), Wu (3rd tone), lio (4th tone), qi (1st tone), ba (1st tone) jio (3rd tone) shi (2nd tone)
tones:
1st-high, level pitch
2nd-rising pitch
3rd-low dipping pitch
4th-abruptly falling in pitch
pronunciation:
ee, are, san, su, woo, Leo, chee, ba, jeo, sure
What else can I help you with?
How do you say nine in Chinese pinyin?
Nine in chinese pinyin (jiu)
How do you say 8 in Chinese pinyin?
Eight in chinese pinyin is (ba). Eight in chinese is (八).
How do you write the number 36 in Chinese?
You write 36 in pinyin.. san shi liu
How do you spell why in Chinese?
"why" in Chinese is "为什么",Chinese pinyin(phonetics) is "wei shen me".You can't "spell" words in chinese, unless you are referring to pinyin. There are "characters" that you have to memorize instead.
What does the number 4 mean to the Chinese?
Four in Chinese: 四pinyin pronounciation: sìAmerican pronounciation: ssss (or for some people, ssuh)How to write it:丨冂囗四
How do you say I in Chinese pinyin?
In Chinese pinyin, "I" is pronounced as "wǒ."
How do you say nine in Chinese pinyin?
Nine in chinese pinyin (jiu)
How do you say 8 in Chinese pinyin?
Eight in chinese pinyin is (ba). Eight in chinese is (八).
How do you say good in Chinese pinyin?
"Good" in Chinese pinyin is "hǎo" (好).
How do you write the number 36 in Chinese?
You write 36 in pinyin.. san shi liu
How do you say silk in Chinese?
si(1) chou(2) number marks its tone in pinyin
How are you in pinyin?
"Wǒ hěn hǎo" is how you can say "How are you?" in Mandarin Chinese using pinyin.
What is house in Chinese pinyin?
The pinyin (汉语拼音） is fang zi. The characters are 房子。
What is the Chinese word for won't?
pinyin
How do you say (I am nine) in Chinese?
Nine in chinese pinyin (jiu)
How do you spell why in Chinese?
"why" in Chinese is "为什么",Chinese pinyin(phonetics) is "wei shen me".You can't "spell" words in chinese, unless you are referring to pinyin. There are "characters" that you have to memorize instead.
How do you translate to English from Pinyin?
Pinyin (拼音) is romanization of Chinese characters. Basically, it spells out the sound of the Chinese word. To translate from English to Pinyin, you would have to know what you are translating in English, the translation in Chinese, and then the romanization of the Chinese characters.
