An Introduction to the Pronunciation of EnglishE. Arnold, 1962 - 294 oldal |
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108. oldal
... post- vocalic r ( vowel + r being the most common spelling of RP / a : / ) , e.g. in dock , dark or lodge , large . Many words containing / p / + / f , 0 , s / have an alternative pro- nunciation with / : / , e.g. off , cloth , cross ...
... post- vocalic r ( vowel + r being the most common spelling of RP / a : / ) , e.g. in dock , dark or lodge , large . Many words containing / p / + / f , 0 , s / have an alternative pro- nunciation with / : / , e.g. off , cloth , cross ...
204. oldal
... post - vocalic [ r ] used will correspond to the types given above according to the region . A retroflexed con- tinuant , of somewhat greater duration than the pre- or post - vocalic form , may also have syllabic function , e.g. in ...
... post - vocalic [ r ] used will correspond to the types given above according to the region . A retroflexed con- tinuant , of somewhat greater duration than the pre- or post - vocalic form , may also have syllabic function , e.g. in ...
205. oldal
... post - vocalic / r / is pronounced and pour , paw , identified as separate word forms in isolation , the tendency to introduce analogous linking / r / s is less marked than in RP or in RP - influenced types of speech . A sequence of ...
... post - vocalic / r / is pronounced and pour , paw , identified as separate word forms in isolation , the tendency to introduce analogous linking / r / s is less marked than in RP or in RP - influenced types of speech . A sequence of ...
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PART ISPEECH AND LANGUAGE | 1 |
THE SOUNDS OF SPEECH | 18 |
THE DESCRIPTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF SPEECH | 27 |
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1st element accented syllable accentual pattern acoustic Advice to foreign affricates air-stream allophones alveolar ridge articulation articulatory bilabial British English Cardinal Vowel cavity central Chief sources close vowel closure connected speech consonantal dental Description devoicing diphthong eModE English especially final positions following vowel foreign learners formant fortis consonant French frequency fricative friction front vowel glide glottal glottis homorganic intonation labio-dental language length lenis linguistic lip-rounding medial morpheme mouth nasal consonant normally nucleus occur opposition pharynx phonemes pitch prominence place of articulation plosive post-vocalic preceding PresE pronounced pronunciation realized reduced region relatively release resonance retracted rhythmic RP speakers Scottish English secondary accent sequence seventeenth century soft palate sound spelling spelt stress tion tongue position unaccented syllables utterance variation velar vibration vocal cords voiced voiceless vowel quality word final word initial