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拼音 ↔ 注音

병음 ↔ 주음 변환기

병음을 입력하면 주음이, 주음을 입력하면 병음이 나옵니다. 성조 부호(nǐ hǎo)와 숫자(ni3 hao3) 모두 동작합니다.

주음결과가 여기에 표시됩니다.

The full correspondence table

Every zhuyin symbol maps to exactly one pinyin spelling. The reverse is not true — pinyin rewrites some finals depending on what comes before them, which is the main reason the two systems are not a simple letter swap.

ZhuyinPinyinTypeExample
binitial
pinitial péng
minitial
finitial fàn
dinitial
tinitial
ninitial
linitial lái
ginitial
kinitial kāi
hinitial
jinitial jiǔ
qinitial
xinitial西
zhinitial zhōng
chinitial chū
shinitial shuǐ
rinitial rén
zinitial zǎo
cinitial cǎo
sinitial sān
imedial
umedial
ümedial
afinal
ofinal
efinal é
êfinal jiě
aifinal ài
eifinal mèi
aofinal māo
oufinal gǒu
anfinal shān
enfinal mén
angfinal tāng
engfinal dēng
erfinal èr

Where the two systems disagree

  • Pinyin contracts iou, uei and uen to iu, ui and un after an initial. Zhuyin writes the full sound every time: ㄐㄧㄡ, ㄕㄨㄟ, ㄨㄣ.
  • After j, q and x, pinyin drops the umlaut and writes ü as u. Zhuyin always writes .
  • Syllables with no initial get a y or w bolted on in pinyin — yi, wu, yuan. Zhuyin just writes the vowel.
  • In zhi, chi, shi, ri, zi, ci and si, the i is not a real vowel. Zhuyin writes the initial on its own.
  • The first tone is unmarked in zhuyin but written ā in pinyin. The neutral tone is the other way round: a dot before the syllable in zhuyin, nothing at all in pinyin.

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