Two things here:Originally Posted by NewHope
the word English would be quite OK if you made the L sound like L. Instead the person said "Engrish". A slip of the tongue?
"grammar" this time the "r" at the end is way overaccentuated. The "R" sound should be there but in a very subtle way.
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Thread: E grammar
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05-May-2005, 05:24 #1
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E grammar
It reads "English grammar".
Need your instruction.
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05-May-2005, 06:05 #2
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Re: E grammar
Last edited by Marylin; 06-May-2005 at 00:26.
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05-May-2005, 10:39 #3
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Regarding grammar
My dictionaries label no "r" in the phonetic symbol of the word grammar:
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05-May-2005, 14:50 #4
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Re: Regarding grammar
Where are these files coming from? These aren't native speaker files.
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05-May-2005, 15:20 #5
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Hmm, keep it a secret?
Dear Tdol,
You are a native English speaker. Why not record your sound and upload?
I'd thank you so much if you do so.Last edited by NewHope; 10-May-2005 at 00:17.
