Chinese Vowel a e i o u (1)

Pinyin	IPA	Initial	Explanation
-i	[ɨ]	(n/a)	-i follows z-, c-, s-, zh-, ch-, sh- or r-.
a	[ɑ]	a	as in "fat"
e	[ə]	e	the unstressed syllables in Chinese use the schwa [ə] .
ai	[aɪ̯]	ai	as in "eye", but a bit lighter
ei	[eɪ̯]	ei	as in "cake"
ao	[ɑʊ̯]	ao	as in "allow"
ou	[ɤʊ̯]	ou	as in "so"
an	[an]	an	as in "ban"
en	[ən]	en	as in "taken"
ang	[ɑŋ]	ang	as in "sang"
eng	[əŋ]	eng	It sounds like en without nasal voice, and the sound is ended with the top of the tongue located at the back of the bottom teeth.
er	[ɑɻ]	er	as in "earn"