Bopomofo

Bopomofo is a phonetic alphabet used to write Chinese. It is also known as Zhuyin, and is used in Taiwan and Singapore. The Bopomofo alphabet was created in the early 20th century by a Chinese linguist named Zhang Binglin. It is based on the sound of Mandarin Chinese, and each of the 37 Bopomofo characters represents a different sound. Bopomofo is often used to write Chinese names, as it can help to indicate the correct pronunciation. It can also be used to write Chinese words in a more phonetic way, which can be helpful for learners of the language. If you're interested in learning more about Bopomofo, or if you need help writing Chinese characters, there are plenty of online resources to get you started.