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How to pronounce "se"

貼文者: Alkanadi, 2014年7月7日

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語言: English

Alkanadi (顯示個人資料) 2014年7月7日上午9:48:36

Does the Esperanto word "se" sound like the English word "say"?

Can (顯示個人資料) 2014年7月7日上午10:12:07

Alkanadi:Does the Esperanto word "se" sound like the English word "say"?
I'd say, yes, without the "i" sound at the end.

Duko (顯示個人資料) 2014年7月7日上午10:17:10

Sounds like "se" in "seven".

johmue (顯示個人資料) 2014年7月7日上午10:18:24

Or like "said" without the "d".

Fenris_kcf (顯示個人資料) 2014年7月7日上午10:41:47

"Alkanadi":How to pronounce "se"
With an "s" and an "e". How else should it be spoken?

Ulsterano (顯示個人資料) 2014年7月7日上午11:30:03

johmue:Or like "said" without the "d".
That's how it sounds to me, too - rhymes with head.

orthohawk (顯示個人資料) 2014年7月7日下午1:37:32

Alkanadi:Does the Esperanto word "se" sound like the English word "say"?
Optimally it should sound like the "se" in "seven" or the "sai" in "said"; however, with the differences between the vowels in Esperanto, thee could probably get away with saying it as the Spanish word "se" or the French word/syllable "sé"

johmue (顯示個人資料) 2014年7月7日下午1:43:56

orthohawk:or the French word/syllable "sé"
No. The french "é" is what we in German call a "closed vowel". Esperanto vowels are supposed to be "open". In French you would write that as "è"

orthohawk (顯示個人資料) 2014年7月7日下午2:06:31

johmue:
orthohawk:or the French word/syllable "sé"
No. The french "é" is what we in German call a "closed vowel". Esperanto vowels are supposed to be "open". In French you would write that as "è"
if thee would take the time to read my post carefully, thee would see that I reinforced the "open e" pronunciation.
the closed e pronunciation while not OPTIMAL is ACCEPTABLE if that's the way one's vocal tract works.

Duko (顯示個人資料) 2014年7月8日下午4:59:04

Safer to assume that the O.P. doesn't speak French or Spanish.

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