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The word "you" and the sound "/u/"
I want to know what they are. I mean, are they homonyms, homographs or etc.? And please with explanations. Thank you:)
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Re: The word "you" and the sound "/u/"
Homograph, same spelling, different sound, different meaning
Homophone, different spelling, same sound, different meaning
Homonym, same spelling, same sound, different meaning.
Homophones: ewe, yew, you, U
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Re: The word "you" and the sound "/u/"
Heteronyms are a type of homograph. They are words that are spelled the same but differ in meaning and pronunciation. All heteronyms are also homographs, but not all homographs are heteronyms. Many heteronyms are similar in meaning (especially a related noun and verb are spelled the same but pronounced differently), while others are wholly unrelated.
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Re: The word "you" and the sound "/u/"
Here's a list of multinyms.
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Re: The word "you" and the sound "/u/"
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Re: The word "you" and the sound "/u/"
You're very welcome.
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