English vowels, diphthongs and consonants
THIS IS THE GENERAL VIEW OF PHONEMES IN ENGLISH, EVERYDAY I WILL POST THE EXPLANATION OF EACH ONE INDIVIDUALLY. NOW I WIL LEAVE YOU SOME EXAMPLES OF THESE PHONEMES IN KNOWN WORDS.IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION LEAVE A COMMENT PLEASE.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE WORDS SEE AND SIT?
the difference between the words see and sit are the pronunciation for example we pronunce the word see using the long vowel /i/ and the word sit using the short vowel /I/ :)
ResponderEliminarwe pronounce see with /i/ which is longer than sit /i/.
ResponderEliminarThe lenght of the vowel is different in both words, see is pronounced with the long vowel /i/ and sit with the short one /ɪ/
ResponderEliminarI remember that Lic. Orlando once told us that short i is pronounce almost the same as the schwua. Do you remember?
ResponderEliminarThe difference between see and sit are the pronunciation, we pronunce the word see with the long vowel /i/ and the word sit with the short vowel /I/
ResponderEliminaryeah I agree with Miriam, the main difference between these two words (SEE and SIT) are the pronunciation. As english has more phonemes we confuse the sounds and pronunciation with our mother tongue, which is Spanish.
ResponderEliminarI agree with Gabriela, See is pronounce with long /i/ while sit is pronounce with short /i/
ResponderEliminarI agree with you. The difference between the two words SEE and SIT is the pronunciation since the phonemes /I/ and /i/ have different sounds.
ResponderEliminarbecause the phoneme /I/ is pronounced short and the one /i/ is pronounced long
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