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Abelovn Posted 9 years ago
Speech & Pronunciation
pronunciation (j sound between 's' and 'y')
Hello All,
When I listen the phrase "as you" which pronounced by native speaker, I listen a little bit of the sound j between 'as' and 'you'.
Am I right? Is it a somewhat pronunciation rule?
Thank You!
When I listen the phrase "as you" which pronounced by native speaker, I listen a little bit of the sound j between 'as' and 'you'.
Am I right? Is it a somewhat pronunciation rule?
Thank You!
Top answer
/. See and follow the links for more information on "glide absorption". CJ
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- See and follow the links for more information on "glide absorption".
- CJ
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abelovnas youIn IPA that's [æ?u?] as heard in speech at normal speed for /æzju?/.
See and follow the links for more information on "glide absorption".
CJ
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