File talk:Pinyin silabas.png

Non-standard (not to say wrong)
I see what the intention of this image is (initials, finals and tones in different colours), but the image is also misleading because it doesn’t use Pīnyīn correctly: This image would be much better if the Pīnyīn spelling looked like this: Wǒ shì Mòxīgē rén. --Babel fish (talk) 15:47, 28 September 2020 (UTC)
 * 1) Tones are not marked according to standard Pīnyīn, i.e. using tone marks. Using numbers instead of Pīnyīn tone marks used to be common on computers, but it is not sanctioned by Pīnyīn spelling rules.
 * 2) Words are not spelled as units, i.e. without blanks. Pīnyīn rules specifically state that words should be spelled without blanks between syllables.
 * 3) Words at the beginning of a sentence should be capitalised; this also goes for proper nouns.