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#11
19-Jul-2004, 17:20
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 that's really great !! is that all i have to do is memorize the list of voiceless sounds,where they are read as "t",then i can read them correctly when i come across different words? |
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19-Jul-2004, 17:22
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| I was about to delete the post. The URL was not good enough. And no, please don't memorize them. You have to feel them. :D |
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19-Jul-2004, 17:33
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| Here you go! Fantastic! http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phone.../frameset.html Try the 'fricative' examples. Get a feel of what FRC said. :D |
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19-Jul-2004, 17:33
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| that is ,to feel them,if it is voiceless,it is read as "t" sound? |
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19-Jul-2004, 17:37
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| You nailed that one! And 'd' is voiced. |
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#16
19-Jul-2004, 17:41
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| ^__^ I am going through that site now. I love you so much~thank you!!~ |
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