Phonetics Exercises: Connected Speech

[@Darling-mw]

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[@Virtuaule]

Phonetics Exercise with Connected Speech using Bar Lines.

[@saidfarid6382]

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[@Virtuaule]

Hello Said Farid, Your comments are VERY welcome and I am pleased that you can benefit from my work. Happiness and Peace to you and good luck with your study of English!

[@thebosslady8613]

very very very useful

[@maansinghparihaar1386]

Thanks for this chapter sir🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Virtuaule]

Most welcome

[@benchoi9474]

Thank you so much

[@HD-101]

So great ...thank you for share

[@maansinghparihaar1386]

You explained very well sir🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@Virtuaule]

Thank you again!

[@nelsonlui4417]

l learned [d] sound vanishes when existing between two consonants, however the pronunciation of "husband's room" here is shown as [hʌz|bən|dz rum]; I'm confused about whether [d] of "husband's" should drop or not ?

[@zuzu_al3raqia428]

good job👍

[@AnthonyLombardi]

thanks!

[@carolinabenedetich96]

Is this something to do with assimilation¿

[@Virtuaule]

Merriam Webster defines assimilation (in phonetics) = change of a sound in speech so that it becomes identical with or similar to a neighboring sound the usual assimilation of \z\ to \sh\ in the phrase his shoe. In the VirtuAule System, this element is identified with a dash (ie h ɪ z - ʃ uː )

[@zvonazvon]

Oh, assimilation is so hard to apply.

[@edniltonrochaserafim520]

Otimo. Parabéns.

[@jetlumgashi6097]

Hello after some days I have to take a test in phonology one of questions will be "transcript this text in connected speech" my question is do I have to put the stress in each polysyllabic word and connect them together in phonetic symbols ?

[@AnthonyLombardi]

+Jetlum Gashi Hello Jetlum - thank you for your question. You should mark the primary stress syllable ( ' ) and secondary stress if present ( ˌ ). The connecting symbol that I use in this video is not a universal phonetic device. I invented it to show students about connected speech.

[@jetlumgashi6097]

+Anthony Lombardi Thank you for your answer. So when I transcript the text I have to put the primary stress to all polysyllabic words but not to those with one syllable. and try to connect them together (of course putting brackets (just two of them) )

[@olgakornikova7941]

It's very useful!

[@Virtuaule]

thanks!

[@MrReachShady]

Thank you

[@БорисКормилицын-и2е]

American English variant - /aɪ ʤʌs 'wɔnə 'fjuː/.

[@skychen4900]

1 + Vowel = linking

[@Virtuaule]

word ending in consonant + next word beginning with vowel = linking :-)

[@AndrzejLondyn]

But this pronunciation is for me a little odd, it's an RP accent?

[@abdullahsaif9196]

What's your accent

[@Virtuaule]

Phonetics Exercise with Connected Speech using Bar Lines.

[@saidfarid6382]

Hello professor Thank you so much for your help and advice. I really appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity. All the best. Take care and have a good time.

[@Virtuaule]

I thank you for your generous and kind comment!