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6. Puput Kartika J.
shoter and lower intensity when its pronounced. e.g. : support [sp:t]
mother [ma:]
syllable. Its generally described as lax or means that not articulation with much energy.
The most frequently occuring vowel in
attend tend
Spelt with ar ; strong pronunciation would have :
particular ptkjl
Adjectival endings spelt ate ; strong pronunciation
tomorrow tmr
Spelt with or ; strong pronunciation would have :
forget frget
Spelt with e ; strong pronunciation would have
settlement set|mnt
have :
perhaps phps
Spelt with u ; strong pronunciation would
have
Autumn :tm
Spelt with ous ;
gracious gre s
mark.
Usually we can find i occuring :
hilarious [hleris]
Example : he, she, we, me,be And the word the when it precedes a vowel.
the phoneme. -) in the fisrt syllable : enough [ nf] -) in the middle syllable : orchestra [:kstr]
they are
unstressed and are not immediately preceding a consonant, e.g : you [ju], to [tu]
This weak vowel also found before another vowel within a
l
The position of the tongue :
Are raised for the preceding consonant, are lowered to allow
air to escape over them, tip and blade of the tongue do not move until the articulatory contact for the is released.
when a
suffix beginning with a vowel is attached, but the usually remains syllabic (ling is diminutive suffix).
Example : bottle-bottling
[bt ] [bti]
-) We also find syllabic in words spelt with, at the end, one or more consonant letters followed by al or el. Example : panel [pn]
Of the syllabic nasals, the most frequently found and the most
important is .
fricatives.
In the case of t and d followed by the plosive is nasally
tonight
Commonly a syllabic n :
threaten
widespread. In words where the syllable following a velar consonant is spelt an or on is very rarely heard.
Example :
toboggan its usually pronounce as [tbgn]
wagon
m , Equally acceptable happen which can be pronounced[hpm],though [hpn] and [hpn] or uppermost which could be pronounced as [pmast] though
Example: thicken
[k]
consonants
[brk ki:]
r
Syllabic is less common in RP most cases where it occurs there are perfectly acceptable alternative
Where r is also acceptable Example : flattery [flti] or [fltri] (not usually [fltri] )
It seems that type (a) concerns cases where more
than one consonant precedes the weak syllable in question, and type (b) where there is only one consonant preceding.