给音标起外号,大家也许闻所未闻吧。听,音标课上,我们的英语杨老师正在教我们音标[e]呢。他故作玄虚地说:“其实[e]有一个外号叫‘破鸡蛋’……”话还没说完,同学们就立刻哄堂大笑起来。杨老师看到我们一张张笑歪了的脸,也不由自主地跟着我们笑起来。他一边笑一边给我们解释:“我之所以叫它破鸡蛋,是因为它被一根筷子插了进去,有了缺口,可是里面还留着半截筷子,是不是很像一个破鸡蛋呢?鸡蛋的英语又是egg,开头的音标就是[e]。”我自言自语地说:“[e]是一个破鸡蛋,破鸡蛋就是[e],真是太好笑了。” Give the phonetic symbol nickname, everyone may be unheard of. Listening, phonetic class, our English teacher Yang is teaching us phonetic [e] yet. He pretended to be mysteriously said: “In fact, [e] has a nickname called ’Broken Egg’ ... ” words have not finished, the students immediately burst into laughter. Young teacher saw us laughing a crooked face, involuntarily followed us to laugh. He explained to us while laughing: “The reason I call it broken eggs, because it was inserted into a chopsticks, a gap, but there are still half chopsticks inside, is not like a broken egg? The English word for the egg is egg, and the initial phonetic symbol is [e]. ”I said to myself:" [e] is a broken egg, broken egg is [e]