gonna重读的话是读[ˈɡɔnə], 弱读的话是读['ɡənə]. 今天的听写中有很多处gonna, 可以好好注意一下这个词, 非常高频, 在不同的句子里去听懂它, 认识它, 感受它, 熟悉它. 我第一次知道[ə]这个音叫做schwa sound的时候, 我纳闷为什么只有这个音有个名字呢? 后来明白了, 因为这个看似非...
我们也会见到he /hi:/, 弱读为/hɪ/的情况,那/ɪ/在这里同样用作schwa sound。 Schwa/ə/通常出现在下面两种情况中: 1.出现在多音节词的非重读音节中,且通常出现在元音字母a,e,i,o,u上。 双音节或者多音节单词,不是每个音节都重读,而不重读音节(unstressed syllable)的元音通常读成schwa /ə/。
Understanding Schwa Sound by ESL Learners: A Study of English Pronunciation in Pakistandoi:10.47205/jdss.2023(4-IV)23Shahid, Muhammad AliShabbir, Syeda IqraAslam, NoureenJournal of Development & Social Sciences (JDSS)
The reduced vowel sound called schwa is the most common vowel sound in spoken English. Schwa is a quick, relaxed, neutral vowel pronunciation very close to a 'short u'/ʌ/. The purpose of schwa is to allow unstressed syllables to be said more quickly so the main beats of spoken words...
I liken the schwa vowel to the least unmarked sound in English, the least common denominator, the color gray, the basal default unstressed phoneme, etc. Yet, I suspect one could not do without it, even for some simple workaday words... perhaps someone should create a list of words from...
The term "schwa" is also used for vowels of uncertain quality (rather than neutral sound) in the reconstructed Proto-Indo-European language. It was observed that, while for the most part a in Latin and Ancient Greek corresponds to a in Sanskrit, there are instances where Sanskrit has i ...
not really, it is actually called schwa. Schwa, which could be strange you think about it because the word schwa doesn't have schwa's sound /ə/ in it. So why is this sound so important? Well it's very natural sound for English speakers and actually most frequent sound in English....
Try FluentU for FREE! At this point, I guess you might be thinking that the schwa sound is pretty random. But actually,there are two main patterns that you’ll notice in words that have the schwa sound. Pattern #1: The schwa often appears in function words. ...
When reading ourcolleague’s postover on theCollins English Language Learning blog, I heard aboutThe Schwasound for the very first time, and thought it would be useful to replicate some of the content here. I was intrigued to learn from the authors Helen Ashton and Sarah Shepherd that one ...
The sound a (often a schwa: ë in Standard Albanian) in words like baballak is also substituted at times for o (i.e. baballoku) when in definite form. WikiMatrix Shumë dialekte të labërishtes e shqiptojnë schwa-në në fund të fjalëve gjithashtu, duke thë...