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ludomastro (顯示個人資料) 2013年10月4日下午11:13:44
I'm struggling with how to even begin to pronounce the following:
psiko
scii
I know what they mean, I just have no model upon which to build those sounds at the beginning of words.
ps as in lips? Like "psst" but without the "t"?
sc as in sts I guess; however, I just can't think of a word to use to transition.
psiko
scii
I know what they mean, I just have no model upon which to build those sounds at the beginning of words.
ps as in lips? Like "psst" but without the "t"?
sc as in sts I guess; however, I just can't think of a word to use to transition.
Nile (顯示個人資料) 2013年10月5日上午1:06:55
These are actually both pretty common clusters in English, only they are never at the start of a word, which is why you're having trouble.
To practice, try putting a vowel in front of it, or to be more natural, use it in a sentence.
I figure you can say "wastes", right? Try saying "wastes eels". Now say "mi scias" fast, so it's like "meests sias".
Now, for the "ps" sound. Say "lips", but hold out the ess, so you're going "lipsss".
Now try "lypsynch", then gradually remove the "li" part.
Good luck!
To practice, try putting a vowel in front of it, or to be more natural, use it in a sentence.
I figure you can say "wastes", right? Try saying "wastes eels". Now say "mi scias" fast, so it's like "meests sias".
Now, for the "ps" sound. Say "lips", but hold out the ess, so you're going "lipsss".
Now try "lypsynch", then gradually remove the "li" part.
Good luck!
marco_ (顯示個人資料) 2013年10月6日上午12:12:17
Kirilo81 (顯示個人資料) 2013年10月8日上午7:57:48
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