How Do You Spell WUDI?
Pronunciation: [wˈuːdɪ] (IPA) 
The word "WUDI" is a proper noun in Mandarin Chinese culture, referring to a powerful ruler of the Han Dynasty. The phonetic transcription of the word is /wuːdi/, meaning that the first syllable is pronounced like "woo" and the second syllable like "dee". The spelling of the word may seem unusual to those unfamiliar with Mandarin pronunciation, as it uses the Pinyin system, which is a standardized method for representing the sounds of Mandarin using Latin letters. In Chinese characters, "WUDI" is written as 武帝.
