A question for Christine...

[DiegoVerona]

Soc'mel.

[Il_Grigio]

Ma l'hai imparata tutta o solo l'inizio?

[agaragar]

la parola SOCCER:

come si pronuncia?

con la "c" morbida (like: sotcher)

o con la "c" dura (like: sokker)

non l'ho ancora capita questa cosa...

socc'mel

[Il_Grigio]

socc'mel

Arrivi tardi....

[agaragar]

*Each vowel also has a schwa sound, which is usually used in an unstressed syllable. This is the most common sound in English. The upside-down "e" is the phonetic symbol. For example: a car/the car/of course. It's pronounced the same way we pronounce the "uh" sound. Not using the schwa sound will give you a very strong foreign accent in English.

*Make exceptions for all the exceptions, of course. These are the general rules.

i didnt really understand, can you go further?

schwa sound?

[agaragar]

Arrivi tardi....

4 kazzi di minuti!

[agaragar]

Soc'mel.

č sbagliato padagno del kakkio! la c va doppia!

ho vinto io!

ce l'ho il pił lungto del forum!

ecc......

[Christine]

i didnt really understand, can you go further?

schwa sound?

I don't know how to explain the "uh" sound, but if you listen to English it's the sound you hear the most. It's used in unstressed syllables. For example: banana - buh-NA-nuh

[Christine]

L'ho trovato!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/le...wa/index.shtml

[Zefram_Cochrane]

L'ho trovato!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/le...wa/index.shtml

ho capito, ad esempio il modo in cui pronunciate l'articolo "the" alla fine