CN211335341U

CN211335341U - Rotary ring type pen container for Japanese learning

Info

Publication number: CN211335341U
Application number: CN201821223645.1U
Authority: CN
Inventors: 陈汝倩
Original assignee: Tonghua Normal University
Current assignee: Tonghua Normal University
Priority date: 2018-08-01
Filing date: 2018-08-01
Publication date: 2020-08-25
Anticipated expiration: 2028-08-01

Abstract

The utility model relates to an office stationery, i.e. a rotary ring type pen container for learning Japanese. The barrel is characterized in that kana rotary rings and kana pronunciation rotary rings are arranged at intervals up and down along the outer surface of the barrel; the surface of the kana rotating ring is printed with a kana with a number, and a corresponding lower kana pronunciation rotating ring is printed with a pronunciation letter with the same number as the upper kana number; the kana swivel and the kana pronunciation swivel can freely rotate around the barrel; the side of the barrel is provided with a central frame which vertically protrudes out of the rotating ring, and the kana rotating ring and the kana pronunciation rotating ring freely rotate in the central frame. The pen container is usually placed on a desk, Japanese kana and pronunciation are recorded on the surface of the pen container, and the pen container is favorable for learning at any time. The barrel is arranged at one end of the base, a strip-shaped concave groove for inserting the mobile phone is formed in the other end of the base, and a counter bore for inserting the pen holder is formed between the concave groove and the barrel. The rotary rings are adopted to record Japanese kana and pronunciation, the combination is flexible, and the rotary rings can be disordered and arranged. The central frame is arranged, so that characters are positioned prominently and are convenient to memorize.

Description

Rotary ring type pen container for Japanese learning

Technical Field

The utility model relates to an office stationery, i.e. a rotary ring type pen container for learning Japanese.

Background

In the prior art, the pen container serving as office stationery is mainly used for containing pens and is convenient to use. Most of the surface of the cylinder body is decorative patterns, and the structure giving consideration to learning is not reported. The fifty-sound diagram in japanese, also called fifty-sound, is a chart in which kana (hiragana, katakana) in japanese is arranged by using vowels and consonants as classification bases. Each kana in japanese represents a syllable (except for a studing), and therefore belongs to a syllable letter. Japanese kana has seventy-one in total, including unvoiced, voiced, semi-voiced, and voiced. The basic vowels are 5, the consonants are 41, and the number of the consonants cannot be pieced together is 4. The kana representing forty-five unvoiced syllables can be arranged in a table according to pronunciation rules, and the kana table is called a fifty-sound chart.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

The utility model aims at providing an improved structure aiming at the defects, and taking into account the multifunctional rotary Japanese learning pen container for learning Japanese.

The technical solution of the utility model is that: a rotary ring type pen container for Japanese learning comprises a container body and is characterized in that kana rotary rings and kana pronunciation rotary rings are arranged at intervals up and down along the outer surface of the container body; the surface of the kana rotating ring is printed with a kana with a number, and a corresponding lower kana pronunciation rotating ring is printed with a pronunciation letter with the same number as the upper kana number; the kana swivel and the kana pronunciation swivel can freely rotate around the barrel; the side of the barrel is provided with a central frame which vertically protrudes out of the rotating ring, and the kana rotating ring and the kana pronunciation rotating ring freely rotate in the central frame. The barrel is arranged at one end of the base, a strip-shaped concave groove for inserting the mobile phone is formed in the other end of the base, and a counter bore for inserting the pen holder is formed between the concave groove and the barrel.

The utility model has the advantages that: 1. the pen container is usually placed on a desk, Japanese kana and pronunciation are recorded on the surface of the pen container, and the pen container is favorable for learning at any time. 2. The rotary rings are adopted to record Japanese kana and pronunciation, the combination is flexible, the rotary rings can be disordered and arranged, and teaching through lively activities is realized. 3. The central frame is arranged, so that characters are positioned prominently and are convenient to memorize. 4. The mobile phone is very convenient to place in the strip-shaped concave groove, reading is convenient, and space is saved.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in further detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a schematic view of the structure of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a schematic view of the cartridge configuration.

Fig. 3 is a schematic top view of fig. 2.

Detailed Description

Referring to fig. 1, 2 and 3, the names of the components are as follows: the barrel comprises a barrel body 1, a kana rotary ring 2, a kana pronunciation rotary ring 3, a central frame 4, a base 5, a long strip-shaped concave groove 6 and a counter bore 7.

Referring to fig. 2 and 3, the rotary ring type pen container for japanese learning comprises a container body 1, wherein kana rotary rings 2 and kana pronunciation rotary rings 3 are arranged at intervals up and down along the outer surface of the container body 1, kana with numbers are printed on the surfaces of the kana rotary rings 2, and pronunciation letters with the same numbers as the numbers of the kana on the lower kana pronunciation rotary rings 3 are printed correspondingly; the kana swivel 2 and the kana pronunciation swivel 3 can freely rotate around the barrel 1, three groups of six rings are provided, and all kana are recorded in each group (one ring does not record all kana, so that the kana pronunciation swivel is recorded in three rings, and the number of the swivel is not limited according to the size of the pen container); a central frame 4 which vertically protrudes out of the rotary ring is arranged on the side surface of the barrel body 1, and the kana rotary ring 2 and the kana pronunciation rotary ring 3 freely rotate in the central frame 4. The kana on the kana rotating ring 2 can be rotated to the central frame 4, and the corresponding kana pronunciation on the kana pronunciation rotating ring 3 can be rotated to the central frame 4, so that the upper part is the kana and the lower part is the kana pronunciation, thereby being convenient for staring and memorizing and teaching through lively activities. The central frame 4 is suspended from the swivel surface. The kana swivel 2 and the kana pronunciation swivel 3 are freely swivelled on the bottom surface thereof.

As shown in fig. 1 (only one pseudonym is drawn in fig. 1): the kana "1 あ" pronounces "1 a". The number "1" is simply a mark for aligning up and down in the center frame 4. The other pseudonyms are numbered by numbers 2 い, 3 う, 4 え and 5 お … … (corresponding to pronunciations 2i, 3u, 4e and 5o … …). Fifty sounds in japanese are arranged on it in fig. 1 by means of three kana swivels 2 (e.g. 20, 15 kana, etc. on each of the three swivels).

Referring to fig. 1, 2 and 3, the barrel 1 is arranged at one end of the base 5, a strip-shaped concave groove 6 for inserting the mobile phone is arranged at the other end of the base 5, and a counter bore 7 for inserting the pen holder is arranged between the concave groove 6 and the barrel 1. The barrel body 1 is used for placing pens, the strip-shaped concave groove 6 is inserted into a mobile phone, the counter bore 7 is used for placing the most common pen, and after the pen is placed, the mobile phone placed in the concave groove 6 can be placed like a vertical rod.

The above description is only exemplary of the present invention, and the various illustrations do not limit the essence of the present invention.

Claims

1. A rotary ring type pen container for Japanese learning comprises a container body (1) and is characterized in that kana rotary rings (2) and kana pronunciation rotary rings (3) are arranged at intervals up and down along the outer surface of the container body (1); the surface of the kana rotating ring (2) is printed with kana with numbers, and the corresponding lower kana pronunciation rotating ring (3) is printed with pronunciation letters with the same numbers as the upper kana; the kana rotating ring (2) and the kana pronunciation rotating ring (3) are arranged in three pairs; the kana swivel (2) and the kana pronunciation swivel (3) can freely rotate around the barrel (1); a central frame (4) which vertically protrudes out of the rotary ring is arranged on the side surface of the barrel body (1), and the kana rotary ring (2) and the kana pronunciation rotary ring (3) freely rotate around the barrel body (1) in the central frame (4); one end of the barrel body (1) is arranged on the base (5), a strip-shaped concave groove (6) for inserting the mobile phone is formed in the other end of the base (5), and a counter bore (7) for inserting the pen holder is formed between the concave groove (6) and the barrel body (1).