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Yunmu （韵母）are the final sounds of hanyu pinyin. There are 6 basic yunmu  a, o, e, i , u , ü and the rest of the yunmu are derived (or starts with ) one of the 6 basic yunmu. Generally, the pinyin for most words have both the shengmu and yunmu. However, there are cases where the pinyin for a Chinese character is made of up just yunmu. But this is not true for shengmu. We do not have any pinyin for any word that is made up of just sheng mu.  Basic yunmu (韵母) These are one of the first 韵母 that students will learn : a, o, e, i , u , ü.  These 6 yunmu (韵母) are the basics as they are made of just one letter. These yunmu can combine with other letters to form more complex yunmu. Yunmu (韵母) starting with a The yunmu "a" can combine with other letters to form other yunmu. They are: a ai ao an ang Yunmu (韵母) starting with o The yunmu "o" can combine with other letters to form other yunmu. They are: o ou ong Yunmu (韵母) starting with e The yunmu "e" can combine with o

Hanyu pinyin (汉语拼音) is often introduced to preschoolers. So what's hanyu pinyin? What is hanyu pinyin? Hanyu means Chinese and pinyin means pronunciation. Hanyu pinyin refers to how to pronounce Chinese words using romanized alphabets and diacritic. To simplify the explanation of hanyu pinyin, you can think of it as phonics in Chinese, with the pronunciation written using the English alphabets. How you pronounce hanyu pinyin is the same as how you pronounce 汉语拼音.  Chinese is all about characters. How do you determine what sound it is if you don't know the words? This is where pinyin comes in. Hanyu pinyin was developed by a group of Chinese linguists back in the 1950s. They gave each letter or groups of letters a distinct sounds. When put together together with the accents, one can determine the actual sound of the word. And the best part about pinyin, unlike phonics which have a lot of special cases or exceptions, in pinyin, the sound are more or less the same for all scenario