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2 ways native speakers pronounce the article "a".
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- Опубліковано 12 лип 2021
- Learn the two ways that native speakers pronounce the article "a". #SHORTS
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Thank you,Lisa. For sharing the use of "a" differently. It's a great help for non-native speaker like me. I love it...❤
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And all this time I thought the two pronunciations were dictated by consonant and vowel sounds- If "a" is followed by a word beginning with a consonant sound then its pronunciation is the schwa sound.
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I think tom scott dit a video about this (schwa or something like that) it explains a lot about e or a
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i was kinda confused with these letters 'a' 'aw' 😆
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Tnx I got this but the most teasing Article "I" sometimes have to speak it "ai" like Nine (9) n sometimes v have to speak it the short sound of "e" like a wolverine 🤯🙄😥🥴🤕 plz make a short video just like u did tnx in advance
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Thank you for your interesting video!:-) Lately, I more and more hear that (American) UA-camrs pronounce the plural word women like the singular word woman. I learned in school to pronounce the plural like "weeman". Is this a new trend or is this just an accent from a certain area of the U.S.? :-)Thank you so much for your information!
I’m a native speaker. It’s probably just a dialect. the people may also not be focused on pronouncing the word clearly. The plural for woman is pronounced “wi-men” so you’re on the right track.
@@gabby6384 Thank you so much for replying!:-) This helps me a lot! I was so unsure..Thank you!🙏🌺
This because the second was eaten up by the schwa sound
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Is this not an example for strong form and weak form difference in pronunciation?
Maybe I also hear someone says both in a row [ɛɪ əː] as a filler.
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There is one thing that really bothers me and I can't find anyone talking about it... I wish you would talk about it. It is when a person uses him or her as the subject of a sentence. Here is an example:. "Her and her friend went to the store."
it should be SHE AND HER friend went to the store
That's not a speaker's problem. It is the problem of the language itself. No rules in the language.
If it has the word "defenestration" in the dictionary and not a word for "day after tomorrow", then the language is a absurd.
Unfortunately I'm writing in English.
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