Re: New Try from a New Guy
| From: | Michael David Martin <mdmartin@...> |
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| Date: | Sunday, December 15, 2002, 5:41 |
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> > Yes. American English has the diphthongs [aI], [aU], [eI], [oU]
> > but not [a], [e], [o] by themselves.
What are some examples of words with [eI] and [oU]? I'm thinking [eI]
would be like in 'day' (California English pronunciation, or course)? If so,
that might explain why [e] didn't sound right when I heard it.
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Michael David Martin, Master Mason
Temecula/Catalina Island Lodge #524
Free & Accepted Masons of California