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#1
05-May-2009, 18:05
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 the pronunciation "ea" I have a question about pronunciation. I am wondering why same letter have different pronunciations.i.e. "deaf" and" deal". Is there any rule about it? Could you please clarify it? Thanks for your help in advance. |
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#2
05-May-2009, 18:40
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| Re: the pronunciation "ea" I don't believe so; and there's a third pronunciation in "break". I'd guess that the most common pronunciation was /i:/, but I really don't know. Anyone else? b |
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#3
05-May-2009, 19:11
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| Re: the pronunciation "ea" Trying to find logic in our spelling is.... harder than just learning it. |
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