How to Pronounce Dovish and Hawkish

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[@saadramadhanmuhialqaeda7039]

Thank you so much_ Teacher "Christine"_ Congratulations Healthy _ SAAD RAMADHAN MUHI _IRAQ 😊

[@Liliane7969]

Anxious

[@SpeechModification]

Here's help for your word: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4O3e4J7rJmFeas

[@augustoherrera7465]

Hi Christine, Do you have videos /ʌ/ vs /ɔ/? I know I need to think about English sounds as independent ones, but I can't help to note that my mind, as a Spanish speaker, associates those sounds with our vowel o. For example, I find our "o" really suitable in worlds like hockey and the same dovish. And I have used it for long without being misunderstood. I say it again, I understand they are English sounds, but I relate them to the Spanish o because I love both languages and I'm interested in patterns.

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, here's are some videos to help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3vFqXWAftp_oas kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWSof4emdpidb68

[@augustoherrera7465]

@@SpeechModification Thanks so much. They're just what I needed !

[@赵志豪-s4j]

Hi,sorry to disturb you🙂, I would like to ask a grammar question. What does' over 'mean in this news headline“Dancing aunties clash with skaters over public space in China”? Can I understand this word as “because of” or “for” ?

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It goes with "clash," as in "clash over" something. It means regarding, so they are fighting over or fighting regarding the public space.

[@赵志豪-s4j]

So is “I clash with somebody over something” a fixed grammatical expression ? or can the “over” here be replaced with other prepositions, such as “for” “about”?

[@SpeechModification]

We typically use "clash over." You could potentially also say "clashed about" but not "clash for."

[@赵志豪-s4j]

🙂 thanks !