6 Sets
a piece of cake 😉
Just combine the finals together! If you are not familiar with how to pronounce 6 Chinese finals, please check this post : Simple Finals
ai…ei…ao…ou
tai...hei...hao...tou...gao...fei
zao...chai...dao...lou...shao...bai
an…en…ang…eng…ong
tan...hen...hang...sheng...gong...ben
gang...feng...gen...ken...kong...fan
ia…iao…ie…iu*…ian…in…iang…ing…iong
Remember:
If there are no initials before “i”, we need to spell it as “y”.
iu = iou：The main vowel “o” is dropped in the spelling of the final “iu”.
xia...qiao...jie...qiu...lian...yin
ying...xiang...xiong...xiu...jiao...yang
ua…uo…uai…ui*…uan…un*…uang
Remember:
If there are no initials before “u”, we need to spell it as “w”.
ui = uei：The main vowel “e” is dropped in the spelling of the final “ui”.
un = uen：The main vowel “e” is dropped in the spelling of the final “un”.
kua...duo...guai...hui...shuo...sui
tuan...yun...tui...dun...chuan...shuang
üe…üan…ün
Remember:
If there are no initials before it, we need to spell it as “yu”.
When it combines with j, q, x, the two dots will disappear. (I don’t know why, so don’t ask me why…)
xuan...juan...jun...yue...jue...que
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huar...changger...xiaoniaor...yidianr...xiaowar...fanguanr
