Enunciating English ProperlySts. Jude imPress, 2004 - 49 páginas This monograph aims at teaching immigrants and local-accent citizens how to pronounce the written word properly, using, at times. famous speeches and humorous instances. It sets three simple rules: start each [non-first] syllable with a consonant; if there are two consonants, end the syllable with one and begin the next with the second; be sure to pronounce - but not emphasize - each word's final consonant. Exceptions to the rules are found to have their roots in ancient languages whose double consonant sounds are now written with single English letters so as to hold our alphabet to 26 letters. This is demonstrated by scrolling out ancient alphabets from 1450 BC to 1600 AD. |
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... brought up . Speak with the same speed and the same rhythm without reflective pause or listener - diverting emphasis . Once you have learned this monograph's simple principle , the secret to winning the esteem of your audience will be ...
... brought up . Speak with the same speed and the same rhythm without reflective pause or listener - diverting emphasis . Once you have learned this monograph's simple principle , the secret to winning the esteem of your audience will be ...
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... brought them by St. Patrick , which is why John became Sean [ Shawn ] and James became Seamus [ Shamus ] . · Germans , those deferential Latinophiles , still don't use the new J sound and pronounce it just like the Romans did : as an I ...
... brought them by St. Patrick , which is why John became Sean [ Shawn ] and James became Seamus [ Shamus ] . · Germans , those deferential Latinophiles , still don't use the new J sound and pronounce it just like the Romans did : as an I ...
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... brought up here is simply that in English these single sounds are written as connected consonants . They are to be treated as antiques single - consonants in modern disguise . This is no problem for two reasons : first , up to now , you ...
... brought up here is simply that in English these single sounds are written as connected consonants . They are to be treated as antiques single - consonants in modern disguise . This is no problem for two reasons : first , up to now , you ...
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... brought and bought or knight , height and sleight - these can contend with the bt sound in doubt for being foundered by extra - terrestrials from a place far away ? Or by mighty night- loving Martians who invented doughnuts a long time ...
... brought and bought or knight , height and sleight - these can contend with the bt sound in doubt for being foundered by extra - terrestrials from a place far away ? Or by mighty night- loving Martians who invented doughnuts a long time ...
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... brought u'pon this con'ti'nent a new na'tion con'cei'ved in li'ber'ty and de'di'ca'ted to the pro'po'si'tion that all men are cre'a'ted e'qual . Now we are en'ga'ged in a great ci'vil war tes'ting whe'ther this na'tion or any other ...
... brought u'pon this con'ti'nent a new na'tion con'cei'ved in li'ber'ty and de'di'ca'ted to the pro'po'si'tion that all men are cre'a'ted e'qual . Now we are en'ga'ged in a great ci'vil war tes'ting whe'ther this na'tion or any other ...
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accent added American ancient Arabic becomes begin Brooklyn C-sound Caesar CHAPTER SUMMARY comes consonantal sounds cuneiform Digamma diphthong disconnected dite double letter doubled-consonant Egyptian EGYPTIAN Hieroglyph English alphabet enunciated Etruria Etruscans example fight final consonant final practice followed Ghain glottal stop glyphs Greek and Arabic Greek words GRID Gun'ga H sound Haitches hear Hebrew Hieroglyph HITTITES horizontals HW ZHTY invented JUDE Latin Layer learned let a woman lips listen Mesopotamia monograph mouth nant Neron never nounced pause Perhaps pick pronunciation Qoph Qoppa reader romance languages Romans Semitic language separate sequence soft Soho some'where speaker speaking spell split spoken stand-alone consonants stress syllable Syria teeth Teth third letter tongue took trademark Ugaritic UGARITIC ALPHABET UNPUBLISHABLE THOUGHTS verticals vocal vowel vowel sounds wedge shapes word consonant write
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