First, when you express sadness, reading Qi M 6 can also form the word "sadness", such as dispelling rain and urging people to ask for candles, which is full of sadness and sadness; How many intimate friends do you have? I feel cold and sad at night, and miss you twice.
Second, when expressing silence or whispering, you can also pronounce the M m: o sound, such as silence; Whisper in a low voice; Silence. In ancient poetry, in Shi's Death, "laughter fades away, passion is ruthless", and "sadness" means that the voice is very low; "The east boat is quiet and the west is quiet" in Tang Bai Juyi's Pipa Trip, and "quiet" means no sound.
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Third, the overlapping word "Jing Jing" is pronounced as qiāo when describing silence or low voice, that is, "Jing Jing" is pronounced as qi ā o when describing silence or low voice.
The common pronunciation is qiāo, with the following words:
Quiet: no sound or low voice; (action) is unknown. For example, I was afraid of waking him up and went out quietly; The army left the village quietly at midnight.
Whispers: whispers to outsiders; Private words.
Quiet: describes that there is no sound, such as the silence of a mountain village.
A poem entitled "Quiet" wrote: "Smoke is quiet, clouds are quiet, and snowflakes are floating quietly. Wind, dance quietly. " These "quietly" are all pronounced as qiāo? qiāo .
Finally, to sum up:
1. When reading the sound of "Qi m: o", it means sadness without making a sound or having a deep voice;
2. When reading "qiāo", it must be an overlapping word, that is, "quiet", which must mean "quiet" in a silent or low voice;
3. It should also be noted that when expressing sadness, even if it is overlapping, such as "quietly worrying", it is still pronounced as "qi m: o" instead of qiāo sound.
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