ü is read like i, but the mouth shape is like u
In Chinese, the character “ü” is spelled as “ü” or “yu” in pinyin, which is the official romanization system for Mandarin Chinese. However, it’s important to note that the character “ü” is not commonly used in modern Chinese writing and is mostly seen in transliterations of foreign words.
For example, if you want to spell the word “München” (the German name for Munich) in Chinese, you would write it as “Münchén” (门兴俄日), with the “ü” sound represented by “ü” in pinyin.
