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SomeoneSomewhere
PostPosted: Tue 20 Dec 2011, 00:52 
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av gɒɾɛː seɪ a faɪnd ɪɾɑːd tə ɹiːd sʊmɛːðiːz.

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PostPosted: Tue 20 Dec 2011, 00:54 
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ɑ͡ɪm ʤʌst̚ fɑ͡ɪn

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PostPosted: Tue 20 Dec 2011, 00:57 
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ɑ͡ɪm ə bɪʔ̚ tʰɑ͡əd

niːd sʌm sliːp̚

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SomeoneSomewhere
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miː tuː! ɪts biːnɛː rɪliː nakɛːɾɪn deɪ!

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ɑ͡ɪ̯m lɪsnɪŋ tə ðə pʰɒʔ̚kʰɑːst̚

ɹə͡ʊ̯mənɑ͡ɪ̯zæ͡ɪ̯ʃən ɪz fʌn [:D]

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Ilaeriu
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aim prɪɾi gʊd æt riɾɪŋ, nɑt æz gʊd æt taipɪŋ/raiɾɪŋ
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Chagen
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Everytime I look at topics like these, I am filled with rage as everyone uses wierd-ass dialectical pronounciations.

No I won't put this in IPA

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Ossicone
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Everything puts you in a rage.
Must be your young hormones raging. [:P]

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Avo
PostPosted: Thu 22 Dec 2011, 03:29 
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Ossicone wrote:
Everything puts you in a rage.
Must be your young hormones raging. [:P]

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Visinoid
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Chagen wrote:
Everytime I look at topics like these, I am filled with rage as everyone uses wierd-ass dialectical pronounciations.

No I won't put this in IPA


Don't worry, half of these "strange" things are errors.
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Pirka
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Visinoid wrote:
Chagen wrote:
Everytime I look at topics like these, I am filled with rage as everyone uses wierd-ass dialectical pronounciations.

No I won't put this in IPA


Don't worry, half of these "strange" things are errors.

What do you mean, "errors"? :wat:

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Visinoid
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Pirka wrote:
Visinoid wrote:
Chagen wrote:
Everytime I look at topics like these, I am filled with rage as everyone uses wierd-ass dialectical pronounciations.

No I won't put this in IPA


Don't worry, half of these "strange" things are errors.

What do you mean, "errors"? :wat:


Minor failures at writing in IPA properly.
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Pirka
PostPosted: Thu 22 Dec 2011, 04:09 
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fɔɹ ʔeɡzæmpũ↗

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Visinoid
PostPosted: Thu 22 Dec 2011, 04:10 
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Pirka wrote:
fɔɹ ʔeɡzæmpũ↗


You just gave one... Thanks.
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Pirka
PostPosted: Thu 22 Dec 2011, 04:11 
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Point it out for me, please? I want to know my mistake.

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Visinoid
PostPosted: Thu 22 Dec 2011, 04:13 
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Pirka wrote:
Point it out for me, please? I want to know my mistake.


I could, but I hope this isn't how you "really" pronounce those words: you live everyday in an English country. I can't correct that, since I don't really hear you.

I "assume" that it's an error to put a glottal stop at the beginning of "example" since Americans melt their words together, but for you, I can't be 100% sure. There's also that "ex.." done as [egz], either I'm wrong and you have a big accent, or people make some mistakes in here.


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Pirka
PostPosted: Thu 22 Dec 2011, 04:15 
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Visinoid wrote:
I could, ...

Humor me, then!

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Pirka
PostPosted: Thu 22 Dec 2011, 04:23 
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Visinoid wrote:
I "assume" that it's an error to put a glottal stop beginning of "example" since Americans melt their words together

Not always. /fɔɹ ʔeɡzæmpũ/ is in free alteration with /fɔɹ‿eɡzæmpũ/.

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There's also that "ex.." done as [egz]

AFAIK, /e/ is an allophone of /E/ in an unstressed position.

Would you like me to post a recording of myself saying "example"?

P.S.: I'm surprised you didn't mention the nasal /u/. I thought I would have to explain that.

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Visinoid
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Pirka wrote:
P.S.: I'm surprised you didn't mention the nasal /u/. I thought I would have to explain that.


I did notice it, no worry. XD

Afaik, English has no plain [e], so... But there are dialects out there. I've seen minor errors, it's not that bad, but it scared Chagen. :3
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PostPosted: Thu 22 Dec 2011, 04:43 
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ae hæv ʌ pɫen [e]
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