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4pir2hmi880 (Profil anzeigen) 5. Oktober 2011 05:14:55
NicoH (Profil anzeigen) 5. Oktober 2011 06:27:52
Ekzistas abundo de parolata materialo en Esperanto en la reto. Mi ne konas rektas prononchelpon, sed se vi simple aŭskultas bone parolatan Esperanton, vi trovos la elparolon de la vortojn kiujn vi mencias. Ekzemple aŭskultu Varsovian Venton (http://www.podkasto.net/) aŭ Radion Muzaiko (http://muzaiko.info/)
Certe ankaŭ en Youtube vi trovos multajn fimetojn kun parolata Esperanto.
Mi esperas ke tio helpas kaj deziras al vi sukcesan plulernadon de Esperanto.
Amike,
Nico
Hi,
There is abundant spoken material in Esperanto online. I don't know direct pronunciation help, but if you just listen to well-spoken Esperanto, you will find the correct pronunciation of the words you mention.
Listen for example to Varsovia Vento (http://www.podkasto.net/) or Radio Muzaiko (http://muzaiko.info/)
Certainly also on Youtube you will find many videos with spoken Esperanto.
I hope that helps and I wish you success in further learning Esperanto.
Regards,
Nico
Evildela (Profil anzeigen) 5. Oktober 2011 07:58:44
4pir2hmi880:anyone know where I can go online to hear words pronunced. Seems to be a lack of help here, especially with the dipthongs. I am a new student (about 2 months) and most books and courses I have worked with either ignor or give conflicting examples of how to pronunce some of the dipthongs...especially the uj. I also need to know if the hat over the j eliminates the dipthongs sound. I would also like to hear an expert pronunce the word scii. Thanks for any help here.c = like English: its
uj = Imagine the Esperanto U + wi like how French say yes, so it sounds like Uwi
scii =
S = snake
+
C = Above Example
I = it
erinja (Profil anzeigen) 5. Oktober 2011 14:53:09
Therefore there is no dipthong in the uĵ combination. It would be pronounced as "oozh". As far as I'm aware this combination never appears in Esperanto, however, so you probably don't need to worry about it.
scii = two syllables; stsee-ee.
The sts sound is frequently found at the end of English words. It seems tricky to English speakers because we aren't used to having this sound in the beginning of a word. But if you can pronounce the word "tests", then you can say "sts" (written as sc in Esperanto).
darkweasel (Profil anzeigen) 5. Oktober 2011 15:23:54
erinja:-uĵ is a proposed (but still barely used) inofficial suffix for "good" (so the opposite of -aĉ).
Therefore there is no dipthong in the uĵ combination. It would be pronounced as "oozh". As far as I'm aware this combination never appears in Esperanto, however, so you probably don't need to worry about it.
Chainy (Profil anzeigen) 5. Oktober 2011 15:46:54
Evildela:That's how many people pronounce it, but I'm not sure that it's the correct way. Afterall, wouldn't 'uwi' be written as 'uŭi'?
uj = Imagine the Esperanto U + wi like how French say yes, so it sounds like Uwi
jrhowa (Profil anzeigen) 5. Oktober 2011 17:51:34
darkweasel:Hm, I've never heard of that. I wonder why one would bother to use an unofficial suffix for "good," when "bon-" can be used perfectly well as a prefix...
-uĵ is a proposed (but still barely used) inofficial suffix for "good" (so the opposite of -aĉ).
erinja (Profil anzeigen) 5. Oktober 2011 18:27:40
darkweasel:-uĵ is a proposed (but still barely used) inofficial suffix for "good" (so the opposite of -aĉ).I thought I had heard all of the proposed changes, but this is a new one to me! It must be truly very few people who use it.
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uwi would be written as uŭi but uwi is the best way to render this sound in English.
The example I like to give is the Spanish word "muy". Lots of people are familiar with expressions like "muy bien". The uy in "muy" is the same as the uj sound in Esperanto.
darkweasel (Profil anzeigen) 5. Oktober 2011 18:31:45
erinja:It seems it wasn’t new to you a year ago:darkweasel:-uĵ is a proposed (but still barely used) inofficial suffix for "good" (so the opposite of -aĉ).I thought I had heard all of the proposed changes, but this is a new one to me!
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erinja (Profil anzeigen) 5. Oktober 2011 18:41:20
darkweasel:It seems it wasn’t new to you a year ago:It was new to me a year ago! I only read about it in the first post in that thread, which linked to a blog.
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I'd completely forgotten about it in the meantime. Evidently I have not heard it used even once in the year between then and now, so I forgot its existence entirely