How can I pronunce this word

[twin*MD*soul]

Hi dears
I am a new member . I want to ask about the word ( angle )
How can I pronunce it . becuz sometime I heard some people pronunce the letter g / j and others g . I want to know the correct

Thanks

 

[Anglika]

Welcome to the forums.

"angle" is pronounced "ang-l".

"angel" is pronounced "ayn-jell".

Which word is it that is giving you trouble?

 

[twin*MD*soul]

Really thanks for answering me
Do you mean that this word have 2 pronunciations? I know that this word has 2 meanings is it right ?

Thanks again and I am happy becuz I am here between U

 

[Anglika]

Really thanks for answering me
Do you mean that this word have 2 pronunciations? I know that this word has 2 meanings is it right ?

Thanks again and I am happy becuz I am here between U

No - there are two different words. Look at the spellings.

Angle = the space (usually measured in degrees) between two intersecting lines or surfaces at or close to the point where they meet.

angle - Google Image Search

Angel = a spiritual being believed to act as an attendant or messenger of God, conventionally represented as being of human form with wings.

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[Amigos4]

Really thanks for answering me
Do you mean that this word have 2 pronunciations? I know that this word has 2 meanings is it right ?

Thanks again and I am happy becuz I am here between U

Hi, twin*MD*soul!

No, you are confusing the meaning and pronunciation of 2 different words.

'angle' is spelled a-n-g-l-e. 'The student used a protractor to measure the angle.' "angle" is pronounced "ang-l".

'angel' is spelled a-n-g-e-l. 'The angel lives in heaven.' "angel" is pronounced "ayn-jell".

Cheers,
Amigos4

 

[Amigos4]

Anglika,

You can still type faster than I can!

Cheers,
Amigos4

 

[twin*MD*soul]

Really Thaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks Anglika and amigos4

You know I like English very much. But my problem is that I couldn't find people who practise this language with me ,so I forgot alot of words.

Thanks again

 

[made men]

"angle" is pronounced "ang-l".

I think like angelic

 

[Amigos4]

Really Thaaaaaaaaaaaaaanks Anglika and amigos4

You know I like English very much. But my problem is that I couldn't find people who practise this language with me ,so I forgot alot of words.

Thanks again

Glad we could be of help to you, *MD*! We like English very much, too! ;-)

I hope you will become a frequent visitor to the forums!

Cheers,
Amigos4

P.S. A friendly reminder: 'alot' is actually spelled as two words: a lot 'I forgot a lot of words.'

 

[twin*MD*soul]

Thanks made men for passing
:-|

 

[twin*MD*soul]

Thanks dear amigos4
I want U to correct all my mistakes . Really I want to learn this language and speak it very well. Then I will teach u how to speak Arabic;-)


Thanks again

 

[Amigos4]

"angle" is pronounced "ang-l".

I think like angelic

Hi, made men! Welcome to the forum! I hope you will become a frequent visitor!

'I think like angelic' Do you mean that you think like an angel?

Cheers,
Amigos4

 

[Amigos4]

Thanks dear amigos4
I want U to correct all my mistakes . Really I want to learn this language and speak it very well. Then I will teach u how to speak Arabic;-)


Thanks again

*MD*,

I would enjoy learning Arabic! :up:

Please allow me to make another friendly 'correction': If you 'really want to learn this language and speak it very well', you need to forget all of the lazy words that are found in online chat sessions! No more 'U' for 'you'! :roll:

Cheers,
Amigos4

 

[twin*MD*soul]

I promise you that I will not write it again in this way.

in here is it correct ? I mean in this way

 

[Amigos4]

I promise you that I will not write it again in this way.

in here is it correct ? I mean in this way

*MD*,

I think I understand what you are asking, 'in here is it correct ? I mean in this way' The simple answer is 'No!' It is not 'correct' to be lazy!

If you want the members of the forum to take you seriously, you will need to make a serious effort to use standard English in your sentences. The responses you receive from the native English speakers will reflect the effort that you are willing to put into your questions and comments! As they say in computer language, "Garbage in...garbage out!" We expect quality in...and we will provide quality out!

What would you think of a teacher/mentor who said the following to you: 'Yo, MD dude! Howya doin with UR english lessins cuz i'm rofl with mine'

I look forward to seeing you in the forum!

Cheers,
Amigos4

 

[twin*MD*soul]

Thanks amigos4 , I am grateful to you.

 

[Amigos4]

Thanks amigos4 , I am grateful to you.

You are most welcome, my new friend!

Best wishes for a great evening!

Cheers,
Amigos4

 

[susiedqq]

Angle is also pronouced as an-gull

Angelic is about angels

Ann -gel - ic

 

[Dhruba]

Hi, twin*MD*soul!

No, you are confusing the meaning and pronunciation of 2 different words.

'angle' is spelled a-n-g-l-e. 'The student used a protractor to measure the angle.' "angle" is pronounced "ang-l".

'angel' is spelled a-n-g-e-l. 'The angel lives in heaven.' "angel" is pronounced "ayn-jell".

Cheers,
Amigos4

thanks very much amigos4

dhruba

 

[Amigos4]

thanks very much amigos4

dhruba

You are most welcome, Dhruba!

I hope you will become a frequent visitor to the forum!

Cheers,
Amigos4