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General Linguistics => Linguist's Lounge => Outside of the box => Topic started by: waive15 on June 12, 2020, 03:51:05 AM
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* Names are pronounced conveniently. (Name as a term in "simple sentence. zero dimensional space")
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* Vowels
* Vowel (tone, "normal" length)
* one Vowel makes one syllable
* Vowels are in pairs relative to each other:
* Open/Closed
* Front("soft")/Back("hard)
* Not_rounded/Rounded
* short_Vowel
* short_Vowel does not make a syllable
* short_Vowels are:
* short_schwa
* short_i
* short_u
* ... {look at Vowel_shorts
* short_short_Vowel
* /for example bag ends in short_short_schwa/
* short_short_Vowels are:
* short_short_schwa
* short_short_i
* long_Vowel
* long_Vowel is:
* Vowel elongated normally ( : )
* Vowel elongated with short_Vowel(-s)
* Consonants
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/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Pitman_Consonants.PNG /
* Vowel_shorts
* Vowel_short does not make a syllable
* Vowel_shorts are:
* i_short
* u_short
* r_short
* l_short
* m_short
* n_short
* Vowel_short in a syllable is:
* Consonant before Vowel;
* short_Vowel after Vowel or after short_Vowel in long_Vowel
* the tone of r_short, l_short, m_short, n_short is the tone of schwa.
* Stress
* Vowel can bear stress
* Vowel according to stress is:
* Stressed /
* Not_Stressed
* Leveled/Even -
* Reduced x
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"Phonetic Punctuation"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJiHlt8NRqk
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"Uno, dos, tres."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axF5PkmhZYg
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"Don't mention the war"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xnNhzgcWTk
Among other jokes Basil says:
"hors d'oeuvres", meaning appetisers, becomes "orders"
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Pink Panther - Hamburger
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7rt_5lkN_BE
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Scuba Claude hippo /Along Came Polly (2004)/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VuRswqo-EZA
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P.S.
Jeeves And Wooster — Jeeves Takes Charge (S01E01) [subtitles]
/one has to press subtitles button/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-Wlaw78JN4
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Hi,
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* Vowels are in pairs relative to each other:
* Open/Closed
* Front("soft")/Back("hard)
* Not_rounded/Rounded
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[E - A] pair
[E - O] pair - a more "sneaky" pair
[(round)O/U - (not round)ʌ] pair
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ae - "Latin" [E]
ai - "Greek/French" [E]
ea - "English" (broad) [E]
/ oa (broad) O/
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Have a nice day.
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Hi,
I forgot something (probably there are more).
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ou - "Greek/French" U (as in root)
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Hi,
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ei(y) - "German" [ai]
/y - Greek i (ee), rather Greek Upsilon (u)/
ie - "German" [i:]
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σ ---> c/g [s/k/g]
ς ---> s
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eu - ...
au - ...
/E - A/
//Greek Upsilon (u) gives u/v/y//
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Thank you.
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hard sign u
guess, ...
soft sign e (or another!?)
George, -ge, ...
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