问题英语怎么读

"How to pronounce question words in English?"

The pronunciation of question words in English can vary based on their specific form. Here are a few key rules:

For interrogative pronouns, such as "who," "what," "where," "when," "why," and "how," the vowel sound in the word is typically dropped. For example, "Who are you?" becomes "Wha are yo?" or "What is your name?" becomes "Wha's yer nama?"

When asking yes/no questions, the verb "to be" (am/is/are) is often used. The vowel in "is" is dropped when forming the question. For example, "You are a student, aren't you?" becomes "Y'a student, ain't y?"

Question words that end in "-y," such as "any," "every," or "some," are usually not shortened. For example, "Do you have any books?" becomes "D'ya haf any books?"

Finally, some words can be both questions and statements depending on the context. In these cases, the pronunciation will depend on how they are being used.

Remember that these are just general rules and there may be exceptions based on regional dialects or other factors. Practice with different question forms to improve your pronunciation.