--description--

You've just learned the last group of whole syllables, ye, yue, yuan, yin, yun, and ying. Now, you'll practice identifying them in a word.

In many apps and tools, you can tap a button instead of typing and send something that others can hear. This word is often used when talking about that feature or kind of input.

--instructions--

Listen to the audio and complete the word below. The correct syllables will be converted to Chinese characters.

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--sentence--

BLANK

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语音 (yǔ yīn)

--feedback--

This word combines the syllables yǔ and yīn.

--explanation--

The first syllable is yǔ, spoken with the third tone. Here, the two dots of ü are omitted. The second syllable is yīn, spoken with the first tone.

语音 (yǔ yīn) refers to technologies and features related to human speech, such as voice messaging, speech input, and audio-based user interfaces.

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