👉 What are onset, nucleus & coda in syllables? 👈 Viewer Questions answered ✅
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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very straight forward. thank you!
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Hi Billie! Excellent videos! I've got a question concerning the /r/ sound. In videos made by BBC learning English and the book 'English Pronunciation in Use' , they pronounce this sound by retracting the tongue with the tip of the tongue not touching any part of your mouth, putting your lips forward and making them rounded, while others pronounce this sound as /rə/. I'm sooooo confused and it'd be great if you can answer my question. Much love and thanks! ❤
Hi Bella! Yes, the description of how to produce a /r/ is correct. If you have a look at my channel page, you can find a full long video about this sound called 'Approximant Sounds'
ua-cam.com/video/b7eJdwWyg0E/v-deo.html
This explains the sound in more detail! 😊
Great explanation ❤
Thanks ✨️🌹
Thank you, so simple yet amazing 💫✨
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Very informative. Thank you!
You're welcome! 💛
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Are neuclues always diphthongs?
No! They can be monophthongs, diphthongs or even triphthongs. I am just about to publish a full length video on this topic today :-) Make sure you check it out!
Link: ua-cam.com/video/4jLwFEUw1XY/v-deo.html
Could you make a video about
*_" The Structure of the English Syllable "_*
please? 🌸
This subject exists in chapter 8 in the book *"English Phonetic and Phonology"* *by Peter Roach 4th edition*
I have an exam in this subject
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Hi! Is Coda the same as a tail? Thanks!
Hi Cecilia, not they are not. We use onset, nucleus and coda when speaking about language on word level. The term 'tail' is used when talking about language on intonation level, usually involving more than one word (tail = all the syllables after the nucleus): The confusing part is that we use 'nucleus' in both because it's always the main accented syllable.
I hope this helps!
Explicit explanation
What are the onset, nucleus, coda of Rendezvous?
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Thank you! 💛