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Kalba: English
Carteropb (Rodyti profilį) 2012 m. balandis 4 d. 00:26:46
I am not actaully sure, 100 percent, how one is to pronounce "uj", and "eŭ".
Would someone clear this up for me? Using English examples if you would.
Dankon,
Carter
razlem (Rodyti profilį) 2012 m. balandis 4 d. 01:16:10
eŭ = "oh" said in a posh British accent
Hyperboreus (Rodyti profilį) 2012 m. balandis 4 d. 01:31:52
Carteropb (Rodyti profilį) 2012 m. balandis 9 d. 23:39:23
erinja (Rodyti profilį) 2012 m. balandis 10 d. 00:18:15
He can't quite get R right, so instead of calling me "Erin", my name ends up as "Ewin". That Ew sound (like Er in Erin, but with Ew instead) replicates the eŭ sound - "eŭin".
In English, of course, it comes out like "eh-win", but if you pronounce the ehw- part and stop before pronouncing the -in part, then you've got the sound of eŭ.
dombola (Rodyti profilį) 2012 m. balandis 10 d. 02:13:49
Per tiu ĉi alia (Ekzerco § 20) vi povas aŭdi la vortojn ĉiuj; tuj; patrujo.
Through the above links you can hear the following words in esperanto: Eŭropo, ĉiuj, tuj, patrujo.Click on the loud-speaker.