Re: HUMOUR (lingua vulgaris) Re: .com/religion
From: | David Peterson <digitalscream@...> |
Date: | Thursday, September 27, 2001, 23:36 |
In a message dated 9/27/01 3:40:19 PM, romilly@EGL.NET writes:
<< Similarly, in David's original sentence, I found _...Sits Sel..._ the most
difficult, with _leS Zi_ a close second. >>
That's funny... In your example "pushed Stanley" I notice that what I
actually pronounce is [pU_)Sst&nli] (where [U_)] is unrouned [U]). So I
actually do pronounce [Ss] with no break, which, to me, seems like it would
be very, very difficult. I found a similar example in [sz] in English,
though I can't remember where... How about "This is my house, Zack". I
either say the last two words [h&wsz&k] or [h&wsts&k], and I think that
latter is a personal innovation. Yet, I'm trying again to pronounce "leS Zi",
and, man, is that tough! Of course, there's also this feeling that no matter
how I pronounce my English, another native English speaker's gonna understand
me; with this created language, though, I feel like I should be pronouncing
every word very properly. Anyone else get that feeling?
-David