Pinyin

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Pinyin is a type of transliteration for the Chinese language, a tonal language, where accents are used to show tones. It is the official form of the Latin alphabet transliteration used for the People's Republic of China and most of the world. And it is the standard form of Chinese Romanization for the United Nations. Pinyin is also helpful to learn the Chinese language because of its persitant tones and that helps the prononciation of a word. Pinyin was invented in the late 1950's.

[change] Other websites

• New Edition Hanyu Pinyin Syllable Table

Rules for Hanyu Pinyin

• Convert Chinese to Pinyin
• Little Pinyin App 1.0 online