From: | Steg Belsky <draqonfayir@...> |
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Date: | Sunday, July 25, 2004, 22:34 |
On Jul 25, 2004, at 6:18 PM, Christian Thalmann wrote:> 1) I recorded a "vowel ladder" from the top to the > bottom: [i I e E & a A]. The file is online on > my homepage. Could the experts among you > (professional linguists) please tell me where > my pronunciation doesn't match the true IPA > phone?Your [I] sounds very [e]-like to me!> 2) I recorded a latter of similar words from > different languages to demonstrate that I do > distinguish all the vowels mentioned in 1). > Explicitly, the words are: beat [i], bit [I], > Beet [e] (High German), bed [E], Bett [E] (High > German), bat [&], bätt [a] (Swiss German), > Bad [a ~ A] (High German), Baad [A] (Swiss > German). > -- Christian ThalmannHere it doesn't, though. Everything sounds pretty close to mine, except that i never use [A] so it always sounds weird ;) . -Stephen (Steg) "elf boot got soul! elf girls like to rock 'n' roll!" ~ tolkien geek rap 'lords of the rhymes'
Christian Thalmann <cinga@...> |