In French, the letter H is silent, so French people have a tendency to pronounce habit /ˈæbɪt/ instead of /ˈhæbɪt/; or they overcorrect, and pronounce h in those English words in which it is silent (e.g. they pronounce hour /ˈhaʊəʳ/ instead of /ˈa...
In English, “communication” isstressed on the second to last syllable(communiCAtion or /kəˌmjunɪˈkeɪʃən/), whereas in French, Spanish and Portuguese, the similar looking word isemphasized on the last syllable. If you’re pronouncing “communication” as communicaTION, it ma...
But if you're speaking Spanish, it's "rojo" (pronounced "ro-ho"). French speakers say "rouge" (pronounced "roozh"). See what I mean? Even seemingly simple words can have different pronunciations. Beyond Red: Unlocking the Secrets of Color Pronunciation Now, let'...
Twentieth Century Borrowings from French to English: Their Reception and Development 《汕头话口语语法基础教程》(Primary Lessons in Swatow Grammar[Colloquial])是美国浸信会牧师威廉·耶士摩(Rev.William Ashmore D.D)的著作,此书,由英国长老会教会... J Schultz 被引量: 0发表: 0年 ...
I was told to use the e in the French word je. Perhaps that explains why Chinese often take me for French. (The Spanish e as in jefe is completely different. I don't see it helping with Chinese at all.) Demonic_Duck Members 2.6k Posted August 18, 2020 at 07:09 PM On 8...