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作者: sunpiano 時間: 07-10-7 14:54 標題: How to define the pronounication of bag and beg

有沒有家長能正確分出bag和beg的讀音, 請賜 !!!

作者: jk67jk 時間: 07-10-7 16:43

原文章由 sunpiano 於 07-10-7 14:54 硐表
有沒有家長能正確分出bag和beg的讀音, 請賜 !!!

bag 是擘大個口講的.

beg 是吚起個咀講的.

如果是 dictation, 我就一定碌大對眼望實老師個咀型, 咁就唔會錯。如果單憑耳朵聽, beg 是比較重「喉」音的。

作者: Teresa 時間: 07-10-7 17:39

原文章由 jk67jk 於 07-10-7 16:43 硐表

bag 是擘大個口講的.

beg 是吚起個咀講的.

如果是 dictation, 我就一定碌大對眼望實老師個咀型, 咁就唔會錯。如果單憑耳朵聽, beg 是比較重「喉」音的。 ...

睇字典既ipa都睇到個音係唔同架.

作者: yckd 時間: 07-10-7 18:47

你可以入Yahoo網頁（香港），用它的字典功能，先查你要的字，解釋頁內有該字發音，你可聽到它們的分別，但老師可否準確發音便真是要小朋友聽清楚。

作者: NormalGuy 時間: 07-10-11 11:24

凡是用"a"來作響音的, 口型向上下大幅度的張開, 因此發音也較響亮.

凡是用"e"來作響音的, 口型向左右橫開, 像微笑一樣, 所以在影相時, 通常叫人說"e"或"cheese". 因口型並沒有大大的張開, 所以發音不會像"a"音般響亮.

基本上, 當你讀字母"a"時, 口型已是上下張開, 讀"e"時, 口型自然向左右橫開的情況一樣.

作者: bbJP 時間: 07-10-11 13:29

How about
"dates" and "days"?

作者: elderflower69 時間: 07-10-11 15:58

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作者: jk67jk 時間: 07-10-11 16:48

原文章由 elderflower69 於 07-10-11 15:58 硐表

Let me try:

dates - a_e (long 'a' sound, silent 'e') = says 'a'

days - ay (long 'a' sound) = says 'a'

since, both words are in plural form, I suppose they sound the same.

Please correct me if I ...

I do think when both words are in plural form, the sound is quite the same.

In my experience in unseen dictation, the student needs to understand the meaning of the whole sentence, too, in order to write the correct word. My classmates always lost marks because they never think what the teacher is saying, they just hear the sound and write.

作者: happy-b 時間: 07-10-11 23:11

If you use IPA , the only difference is "t" sound , I omit the "s" for easy comparison :

(1) date = /deit/
(2) day = /dei/

remark : the sound /ei/ is same as letter A.
So that's the reason why we need to learn IPA , you can know the difference effectively.

原文章由 elderflower69 於 07-10-11 15:58 硐表

Let me try:

dates - a_e (long 'a' sound, silent 'e') = says 'a'

days - ay (long 'a' sound) = says 'a'

since, both words are in plural form, I suppose they sound the same.

Please correct me if I ...

作者: jk67jk 時間: 07-10-12 09:52

happy-b,

Well...  I think the one asking this question knows that:

(1) date = /deit/
(2) day = /dei/

Her query is absolutely, when the words has a "s". For myself, I seldom hear and say /deits/ for "dates", but it doesn't mean I am right.

Will a sound at the end of a word 'change' or 'omit' when connecting to other letter sounds?  I think it is what she's asking.

原文章由 happy-b 於 07-10-11 23:11 硐表
If you use IPA , the only difference is "t" sound , I omit the "s" for easy comparison :

(1) date = /deit/
(2) day = /dei/

remark : the sound /ei/ is same as letter A.
So that's the reason why we ...

作者: mingming1314 時間: 07-10-12 11:13

'e' in beg is a short 'e'
'e' in cheese is a long 'e'
兩個e是不同發音的, 對嗎?

原文章由 NormalGuy 於 07-10-11 11:24 硐表
凡是用"a"來作響音的, 口型向上下大幅度的張開, 因此發音也較響亮.

凡是用"e"來作響音的, 口型向左右橫開, 像微笑一樣, 所以在影相時, 通常叫人說"e"或"cheese". 因口型並沒有大大的張開, 所以發音不會像"a"音般響 ...

作者: wywyandkk 時間: 07-10-12 11:29

以前讀書嗰陣時，好似話vowel 同 voiced consonants 之後的 "s"　要讀 /z/　而不是讀 /s/，所以dates應以 /s/ 結尾，而 days則應以 /z/　結尾。　

作者: jk67jk 時間: 07-10-12 12:45

原文章由 wywyandkk 於 07-10-12 11:29 發表
以前讀書嗰陣時，好似話vowel 同 voiced consonants 之後的 "s"　要讀 /z/　而不是讀 /s/，所以dates應以 /s/ 結尾，而 days則應以 /z/　結尾。　

Thank you. I've already checked that "days" = "daz", only cannot find the pronounciation of "dates".

作者: elderflower69 時間: 07-10-12 13:35

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作者: elderflower69 時間: 07-10-12 13:37

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作者: wywyandkk 時間: 07-11-28 09:14

我在阿女longman自學網站post了以下問題，導師答覆如下，請參考：

問題
Grateful if you could tell us how to tell which sound of the plural "s"(/s/, /z/, /iz/??)in the end of nouns should be used. And could you also recommend a book on pronunciation rules like the plural -s and past tense -ed because they are kind of subtle to non-English speakers like us. A million thanks

答案

Here are some simple rules for you to follow: Plural endings or 3rd person singular present tense verb ending: (1) Say it as /z/ if the noun or verb ends in a vowel sound or one of the following sounds: /b/, /d/, /g/, /l/, /m/, /n/, /v/, ‘ng’ sound as in ‘song’, ‘th’ sound as in ‘bathe’. (You should feel vibration if you put your hand on your throat when you make these sounds.) (2) Say it as /s/ if the noun or verb ends in one of the following sounds: /f/, /k/, /p/, /t/, ‘th’ sound as in ‘month’. (3) Say it as /iz/ if the noun or verb ends in one of the following sounds: /z/, /s/, ‘sh’ sound as in ‘dish’, ‘ch’ sound as in ‘match’, the final sound of ‘orange’. Past tense verb endings: (1) Say it as /d/ if the verb ends in a vowel sound or one of the following sounds: /b/, /g/, /l/, /m/, /n/, /v/, /z/, ‘ng’ sound as in ‘bang’, ‘th’ sound as in ‘bathe’, the final sound of ‘judge’. (You should feel vibration if you put your hand on your throat when you make these sounds.) (2) Say it as /t/ if the verb ends in one of the following sounds: /f/, /k/, /p/, /s/, ‘ch’ sound as in ‘touch’, ‘sh’ sound as in ‘push’, ‘th’ sound as in ‘bath’ (3) Say it as /id/, if the verb ends in the /d/ or /t/ sound. If you know the phonetic symbols, you can look up the pronunciation of a noun or verb in a dictionary. Look at the final sound of the word and you will know how to say its plural or past tense ending.

作者: littlesister 時間: 07-11-28 16:41

Thanks

原文章由 wywyandkk 於 07-11-28 09:14 發表
我在阿女longman自學網站post了以下問題，導師答覆如下，請參考：

問題
Grateful if you could tell us how to tell which sound of the plural "s"(/s/, /z/, /iz/??)in the end of nouns should be used. And could you ...

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