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Is cleverness a whisper?
question 1: how to read "Ming" in the word "smart" is to read it softly or the cleverest, and the pronunciation of the label is c not cōng míng.

But in practical oral English, Ming characters are read softly.

Question 2: Smart, is it one sound or two sounds, bright and soft ... It should be two sounds, so I'm not used to reading ... What do you think?

Question 3: Do smart people want to read softly? Do you want to speak softly when reading

Question 4: Smart and famous. Question 5: The following words are read softly: A throat B. Clever C. Abacus D. Motivation E. Support A and B is < P > In Mandarin, you should read softly in the following situations:

1. Auxiliary words. Such as structural auxiliary words: de, di and de; Dynamic auxiliary words (used to be called tense auxiliary words): writing, passing and passing; Modal auxiliary words: ma, ni, ba, ah, just, just and so on.

2. Suffixes of nouns and pronouns. Such as: chairs, wood, here, brothers, men, us, etc.

3. Some quantifiers. Such as: one, some, a letter, please come here, etc.

4. Some locative words and locative morphemes. Such as: inside, outside, on the playground, in the classroom, above and below.

5. Directional verbs. Such as: write, tear, come back, stand up, sit down, etc.

6. The last chapter of monosyllabic verb reduplication. Such as: look, think, walk and so on. After the two-syllABle verb overlaps with ABAB, the second ab should be read softly. Make inquiries, discuss and discuss. If the word "no" is embedded in the middle, read softly together with the word "no". Such as: ask about it, don't ask about it, and discuss it.

7. The last syllable of the reduplicated words and monosyllabic nouns of appellation. Such as: sister, grandmother, uncle, uncle, grandfather, father, brother, brother, sister and so on.

8. The last chapter of most couplet words. Such as: radish, grape, glass, trumpet, command, vague, clever, hesitant, nagging, trembling, confused, careless, slim and so on.

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6. Commonly used required reading disyllabic light words in Putonghua:

The skill of sucking up to a slap in the face is awkward. The glass mint is not a tailor's fly, firewood is called a promising animal, and it is a kitchen broom. Clever and generous, careless, and careless, the doctor delayed in a panic, whispering that something underground in the tunnel moved tofu

Question 6: Windows, cleverness and jokes were all whispered, and you made a big bargain

My wife and I came to the pet market, and my wife angrily said to the shopkeeper, "You liar, did you sell us Thai fragrant pigs?" It has grown to more than 1 kilograms. "

The seller said very calmly, "This elder sister, I admit that I entered the wrong variety. But I didn't cheat you, I made you a big bargain. "

I said grumpily, "You sold fakes and said that we made a big bargain. What's the point?"

The seller said solemnly, "What's the reason? Don't you know what the price of pork is now?"

question 7: commonly used light words such as:

buying and selling, verb spending: buying and selling: noun, meaning business spending: noun, meaning money spent

bedding: verb tunnel: noun

bedding: noun, meaning bedding tunnel: adjective, meaning true and pure

nature: Refers to the war without weapons

Nature: adjective, refers to the blessed cold war: noun, refers to shivering with cold

Thing: noun, refers to the main content

Thing: noun, refers to the object's carelessness: adjective, refers to negligence and carelessness

Opposite: adjective, correct errand: verb, send < Work

Anyway: verb, which refers to throwing oneself in from the enemy; verb, which is made

Anyway: paying words, expressing mood, which is made; adjective, which means unnatural

Getting into the water: verb-object phrase: verb-object phrase

Getting into the water: noun, which refers to pig, sheep, cow and other viscera; noun, which refers to the money given. These suffixes mainly include "Tou, Zi, Men, Jia, Ba, Hu, < P > Yao, Liu", etc. They should be read softly in words. Such as:

stone tongue looks forward to the sweetness, table scissors, fatty village, silk and bamboo

we, your girl, children's home, mud mouth, dumb stutter, stutter

It's all mysterious to care about whether it's so, so, so, how, how, so

Smooth, smooth, smooth and sharp

There are about 16 light words in this part, accounting for about 32% of light words.

(3) The second syllable of some reduplicated nouns should be read softly, and the reduplicated part of verb reduplication and the "one" and "no" sandwiched between reduplicated verbs or adjectives should be read softly. Such as:

Mom, Dad, Uncle, Sister, Brother, Grandma, Star Baboon, Orangutan, steamed bun, rules and regulations

Look, talk, discuss, learn, listen, walk, say, whether it's good or not.

Here, only overlapping nouns and the words "one" and "no" are counted, accounting for about 2, accounting for about 5%.

(4) Some elements related to grammatical meaning should be read softly.

1. Directional verbs: "Come, go, go up, go down, get up, go over, go back, go out, go in" and so on. For example,

stand up and say, go down, move over, say, go out, pick it up, turn it back, go in and put it on.

Sit down and walk up and see

2. Auxiliary words indicating structure, tense and mood. For example,

I eat slowly, painfully and quickly, in order to feel and think about it.

Is it cold to go after acting and writing? What about him? It's raining like a flower, and it's on fire.

3. Some locative words or morphemes are mainly "inside, side, face, head, up and down". For example,

there are about 5 words in this room, which account for about 1%.

(5) Some disyllabic compounds have the same morpheme after them. Some of these same morphemes are read softly, while others are not read

softly. Generally speaking, the morphemes that read softly tend to be empty, and the meaning of not reading softly is more realistic. Such as:

honest, solid, solid, solid and solid, etc. Read softly;

Honesty proves that the fruit is true, substantial, loyal and informative, and so on.

nieces, nieces, granddaughters, nieces, etc. read softly;

children, women, virgins, singers, nuns, etc. don't read softly.

the owner's expert, in-laws, parents-in-law, housekeeper, public family (pronoun), Li's family, etc. read softly;

experts, writers, musicians and thinkers don't read softly.

tossing, tossing, tossing, kicking, tossing, and so on;

flying, rushing, exultation, boiling, transpiration, etc.

Be polite, poor, silly, rustic, loyal, lucky and temperamental, etc. Read softly;

air, gas, oxygen, vapor, poisonous gas, etc. do not read softly.

advantages and disadvantages: mistakes, pains, difficulties, uses, disadvantages, distance, proximity, etc. Read softly;

the health department, the finance department, the office, etc. don't read softly.

Master, uncle, uncle and father read softly,

Stepfather, biological father, grandfather, uncle and uncle don't read softly.

There are more than 12 such light words, accounting for about 25% of the light words.

(6) Some monosyllabic words, including Hua Fu ... > >

Question 8: Are the second words Swallow, Tell, Time, Thanks and Clever all softly? No, I am, I am, and everything else is not softly.