Complimentary language:

1) meet between Italian acquaintance, use “ciao” commonly, be similar to the “hi” in English. [read: Check oh]

Good-bye is very simple, read “ciao” twice repeatedly namely.

2) formal circumstance meets: By day - Buongiorno (Buon - good, giorno - in the morning) [read: Bong - Zhao - Le - Nao] , in the evening - Buona Sera (Sera - in the evening) [read: Bong - Na - Sea - Rra] (the “r” in Italian needs a trill, I express with “rr” , similarly hereinafter. )

It is to use “arrivederci” adieu, be equivalent to the "farewell" in English. [read: A - Rri - Wi - Dai - Rre - Chei]

Alphabetical pronunciation:

A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V Z

These abecedarian pronunciation according to phoneticize can. (ah, than, , presently, buddha this appearance. ) but having a few letters is exception: C G H Q R S&z

1) C, g, ci reads “ 7 ” ; Ce, cia, cio, ciu reads “ to tear open, poor, wet, place”

2) Gi reads “ extremely “ , ge, gia, gio, giu, read “ debt, scamper, according to, advocate”

3) Chi, che, ca, co, cu reads “ki, leave, card, lean, library”

4) Ghi, ghe, ga, go, gu reads “ to give, this, sip, tall, reason”

5) H, in Latin, h is not pronouncing. Be like: Ha reads “”

6) Q, q is read together repeatedly with U forever, read “ hardship”

7) R, r is the most difficult to pronunciation habit of the Chinese, requirement the tip of the tongue quivers twice repeatedly, a running fire two “ ” . Small make up Italian of begin to learn to be returned at present not breach difficulty of this one technology. Hope everybody can the students surpasses the teacher and excel blue …… (extremely ashamed regret Ing)

8) S, z, when S and H collocation are together, [read “sci, sce” ] when matching together with K when S [read “sca, sco, scu” ] . (Z reads “ with manage child, this ” )

9) still have Gli besides (allegedly this articulates can the face is awarded, can unexpectedly meeting, suggest you still consult phonic teaching material for example the video course that network of our article nation offers learns) ; Gn [read “nia” ]

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