Vowel
I find it really hard to pronounce the word "vowel"?
On YouTube, is it actually "w" sound or "a?" sound?
http://www.learnersdictionary.com/definition/vowel
https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/vowel?q=Vowel
Thanks.
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The "w" may be weaker or stronger according to personal or arbitary variation. Both are OK, but I would say make it a bit weaker than full value. l/ without introducing some kind of a (weak) "w" sound.
- The "w" may be weaker or stronger according to personal or arbitary variation.
- Both are OK, but I would say make it a bit weaker than full value.
- l/ without introducing some kind of a (weak) "w" sound.
- The ?
- may also be reduced so as to make the word almost one syllable.
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The "w" may be weaker or stronger according to personal or arbitary variation. Both are OK, but I would say make it a bit weaker than full value. Actually, it is hard (for me) to say /'va??l/ without introducing some kind of a (weak) "w" sound.
The ? may also be reduced so as to make the word almost one syllable.
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