What are the soft voices in children's discourse?

First, the word combination: here, there, where, before, seat.

Second, explain

1. Male: ~ Ma. ~ dog.

2. Suffix (the phonetic notation is r).

3. Noun suffixes mainly have the following functions.

4. Suffixes of several verbs: play ~. It's on fire.

Third, the evolution of fonts.

Extended information 1. Here? [ zhè r]？

1. Here you are.

2. At this time (only after "hit, follow and go"): I have been exercising every day since I hit it.

Examples of literary works: Yang Shuo's Dust Settled: "Knocking on the doors of several shops, all the rooms are full, not tourists, but teams, and the barn here has almost temporarily become a military camp.

Second, where? [Nall]?

1. It's very hot there.

At that time (used after "fight, follow, walk"): He exercised for half an hour every morning after playing.

Examples of literary works: Contemporary, No.4, 2004: "Since then, he has spent half an hour exercising every morning."

Third, where? [ nǎ r ]？

Interrogative pronouns. Where are you going? . ~ when he was in trouble, he appeared ~ Can you imagine that these wasteland can grow such good crops?

Examples of literary works: Lao She's Four Generations under One roof V: "At this time, everything is busy, rickshaws, carriages, trams and cars are running around."

Fourth, the day before yesterday? 【Qian r】？

Time words. The day before yesterday. I said it the day before yesterday.

Examples of literary works: Lu Xun's Scream for Kong Yiji: "What innocence? I saw with my own eyes what book you stole and hung it up the other day. "

Fifth, seats? [Zul]?

Theatre, teahouse, hotel, restaurant, etc. Reference customers; Passengers pulling rickshaws, tricycles and taxis: get on the bus. Pull ~

Examples of literary works: Lao She's Camel Xiangzi I: "His legs are long, his waist is stable, and he doesn't make much movement when running. He expands and contracts step by step, and the handlebar does not move, making his seat feel safe and comfortable. "