--- id: 68ba59d61577f75670945052 title: Task 17 challengeType: 22 dashedName: task-17 lang: zh-CN inputType: pinyin-to-hanzi --- # --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. # --fillInTheBlank-- ## --sentence-- `BLANK` ## --blanks-- `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. # --scene-- ```json { "setup": { "background": "company1-breakroom.png", "characters": [ { "character": "Chen Na", "position": { "x": 50, "y": 15, "z": 1.4 }, "opacity": 0 } ], "audio": { "filename": "ZH_A1_pinyin_special_spelling_rules.mp3", "startTime": 1, "startTimestamp": 187.91, "finishTimestamp": 189.6 } }, "commands": [ { "character": "Chen Na", "opacity": 1, "startTime": 0 }, { "character": "Chen Na", "startTime": 1, "finishTime": 2.69, "dialogue": { "text": "语音 (yǔ yīn)", "align": "center" } }, { "character": "Chen Na", "opacity": 0, "startTime": 3.19 } ] } ```