When the inflected "ah" is attached to the end of a sentence, it is an modal particle. Due to the continuous reading of the previous syllable and the influence of the last phoneme, the phenomenon of sound change often occurs. In different phonetic environments, the pronunciation of "ah" has different forms. In addition, the different pronunciations of "ah" can be represented by corresponding Chinese characters, or all of them can be represented by "ah".
1. When the ending phonemes of the previous syllable are, o, (except?o and?o), e,, i and u are pronounced as y, such as "Sima, you pour me a glass of water (y)";
2. When the phoneme at the end of the previous syllable is U (including ι O and ι O), the word "ah" is pronounced W, such as "There are soldiers in the east and soldiers in the west, who dares to go (w ι)";
3. When the phoneme at the end of the previous syllable is n, "ah" is pronounced as n?, such as "Xing Zi said with a smile,' There are as many actors as the audience, and you are so poor (n?)'";
4. When the phoneme at the end of the previous syllable is nɡ, "ah" is pronounced as nɡɑ, such as "Don't be too fierce in front of children";
5. When the phoneme at the end of the previous syllable is -i (special vowel straight tooth after the tip of the tongue), R and er (including er rhyme), "ah" is pronounced as R, such as "what a good poem";
6. When the phoneme at the end of the previous syllable is -i (the special vowel in front of the tip of the tongue), "ah" is pronounced as z, such as "Fangfang, you are really a sensible child (z)".