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语音组合（Speech combination） Four, voice combination (1) syllable The nature of 1. syllables The nature of syllables can be described in three ways: From the point of view of pronunciation, a muscle tension process is a syllable. A syllable, a process from weak to strong again the weakening of the tension in the muscles of the throat, made a few syllables have several such process. Such as Chinese piau is a syllable, only a muscle tension, and fur coat pi-au is the two syllable and two muscle tension process. From acoustic point of view, a strong change process is a syllable. A syllable, the sound intensity has weakened again from weak to strong, a few syllables have several such process. From the point of view of perception, syllables are the smallest phonetic fragments that people can perceive naturally. In a series of speech sounds, there is usually an obvious separation between adjacent syllables. The structure of 2. syllables A syllable can be divided into four components: a leading tone, a first tone, a closing tone, and a transition tone. Each syllable must have, and only one, the other three syllables, not every syllable. A tone is the loudest (pronounced opening) of the syllables. Vowels are usually performed by vowels and sometimes by certain voiced consonants, such as [l, m, n], etc.. For example, [a] in Chinese [Kai], pig [pig] in English [i] are all leading tones. The first syllable is the beginning of the syllable. The first tone is usually consonant or half vowel. For example, the first sound in Chinese [Tai] and [IAU] is the first sound, but [an] this syllable is not the first but the a. The ending note is the non - leading sound at the end of the syllable. The last sound in Chinese [Han] and [Fei] is a closing sound, but [Hua] A is not a closing tone, but a tone. A transitional tone is the tone between the leading tone and the first or last sound. As in Chinese [Tian], [i], Tuan] [u] is the transition sound, English our [AUR] [u], price [prais] [R] and