Re: French
| From: | Israel Noletto <israelnoletto@...> |
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| Date: | Saturday, January 24, 2009, 14:04 |
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>[...]so I have a simple question: the final -s, how is it
>pronounced before an initial s-? Is it a (long) [s] or [Ss]? That's
>the -s s- in that phrase:
>
> anglófonos são
>
>I'd assume the rest is:
>
> [toduz uz aNglOfunu(???) saU)~ buRuS]
The final 's' and the initial 's' are usually pronounced as a single 's', in my
variety (Brazilian Piauiense) and in most Brazilian varieties it's always
pronounced as a single 's', therefore [toduz uz a~´glOfonu sa~w ´buRus]
although your transcription of European Portuguese is also correct.
Viel Spaß beim Lernen ;)
Israel Noletto
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