How To Use Phonetically In A Sentence
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Yet since the type-I genitive case (prototypically -as) is almost identical phonetically to this other case (prototypically -is), I find it odd that they didn't just merge considering that they would then also have almost identical semantics too!
Ipa ama hen
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It's wonderful to watch her now going through things phonetically learning how to spell things.
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I put the blame squarely on dysfunctional English orthographic traditions recognizing, as Tom/汤姆/tāngmǔ says, that there are even less phonetically-helpful orthographies in the world.
Radovan Karadžić | Linguism
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English was first written down phonetically and therefore this little slip of the tongue which is called degemination, technically was written this way to reflect the sound.
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Speech can be transcribed phonetically at different levels of detail and accuracy.
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Instead, the list of names with front vowels surely differed from the list of names with back vowels in many other ways, phonetically and otherwise.
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For example, when a person says his or her name, listen carefully to the pronunciation and write down the name phonetically to help you recall the name later.
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These thugs ran a violent insurgent operation back home under the the acronym of FRAPH — ostensibly standing for The Front for the Advancement and Progress of Haiti but ironically translating phonetically into the French word for “hit” or “to whip”.
Like Hell Needs A Heat Wave...
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The/l / at the end of bell is still phonetically a lateral consonant for me, pronounced with the blade of my tongue in contact with the roof of my mouth.
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I pushed down my assumptions about what was being thought of me in La Bague de Kenza and ordered a savory crepe, trying to pronounce the name in Kabyle, m'hajjeb, which is written phonetically on a plastic tag in front of the display.
Five Stops on Line 2, Ch 1: Qalb elouz
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We need only compare the resulting hi-class presentive *CóC-e-i with a would-be preterite **CóC-e to understand that the change certainly helped to better phonetically distinguish between two almost homophonous forms.
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Point is, if the model is accurate it's like describing how sounds are articulated phonetically, how the/b/sound is a voiced bilabial plosive.
Bukiet on Brooklyn Books
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By the way - though I imagine you were merely trying to denigrate others and be oh so cute - the word is "mendacious" … not "mendoucheous", which isn't even phonetically correct.
Patterico's Pontifications
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Each letter has a particular sound so reading is relatively simple, words being pronounced phonetically.
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Sumerian is agglutinative, which means that phonetically unchanging words and particles are joined together to form phrases.
The Whisperers
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We should reject Julius Pokorny's Indo-European root *kaput which is poorly justified both phonetically and distributionally.
Pondering on the phrase 'capite velato'
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Hinglish" is what comes up when you type out Hindi phonetically with English characters, throwing in words from both languages for ease; for instance, "How are you?" becomes "Kaise ho?
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There is more to phonics than merely learning to spell words phonetically.
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She led us through the word phonetically: Ch-trv-tek.
The Adults
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It's wonderful to watch her now going through things phonetically learning how to spell things.
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Kessar has an epenthetic vowel in a position that is phonetically viable, also from a phonotactic point of view in Indo-European.
I tripped over Pre-IE the other day
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Sicilian, phonetically characterized by the presence of retroflexed consonants, not only keeps all the vowel sounds clear and loud but introduces an epenthetic [i] in some consonantic groups.
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However, the KMT supports switching to the Pinyin now used in the mainland PRC, while the more Taiwanese nationalist DPP wants to use a Taiwanese version of it, the Tonyoung Pinyin, which is more phonetically comprehensible by most English speakers.
The Real Chiang Kaishek, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Just picturing Palin greeting foreign heads of state, their names phonetically spelled out in the palm of her hand …
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They found that baby-talk vowels are not just spoken more clearly, but are phonetically different from their adult equivalents, New Scientist magazine reported.
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WORD HUNT Seven words are pictured and respelled phonetically.
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It's still audible - she struggles sometimes with the "d" in "Woody," so that it sounds like "woolly" - but it has certainly mellowed since the days when she first went to Hollywood and had to learn her lines for The Hi-Lo Country phonetically, never really understanding a word she was saying.
Taipei Times
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It is said in a peculiar mid-Atlantic accent - I'll try and write it, phonetically, as he would whine it.
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Ireland is mentioned in the letter in this post, and note the spelling of cheap, as 'chape', which phonetically would be how cheap would sound to someone of that extraction...
Gamble Letter #3
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It's wonderful to watch her now going through things phonetically learning how to spell things.
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Now, even the phonetically challenged will master the pronunciation of ‘Tuiasosopo.’
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In addition to amalgamating the words "made in", the term apparently translates phonetically into Chinese as "without a roof".
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More than this, the press of enunciation is aimed toward the very object of its own discursive gesture across the drift from the phonetically denominated "double-u" to its single and more immediately recognized graphic variant.
Phonemanography: Romantic to Victorian
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The word gringo is often said to have originated with invading American soldiers who sang the lyrics from “Green Grow the Rushes, O” in marching cadence, which the Mexicans are supposed to have adapted phonetically.
Gringos in Paradise
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Point is, if the model is accurate it's like describing how sounds are articulated phonetically, how the/b/sound is a voiced bilabial plosive.
Bukiet on Brooklyn Books
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On a computer, they usually are written by typing words phonetically in Roman letters, then using special software to convert them to characters.
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Many of the names, transliterated phonetically from Arabic, are not well-known or are difficult to identify from the information given.
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Marbles" - the Royal Navy communications rating spelt the codeword back phonetically - `has transferred, over.
LET NOT THE DEEP
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Kloekhorst continues to argue that this can never be a true /a/ while it is often reconstructed as such, but rahter an epenthetic vowel that was phonetically [ə] or [ɐ].
I tripped over Pre-IE the other day
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The following glossolalic passage, spelled out phonetically, was made from that recording the phonetic symbol “?” refers to a guttural sound made in the back of the esophagus:
Born to Believe
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phonetically realized
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We should reject Julius Pokorny's Indo-European root *kaput which is poorly justified both phonetically and distributionally.
Pondering on the phrase 'capite velato'
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His content is in Farsi, Farsi written phonetically with English characters and plain English.
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Clawing through those initial pages with their illegible scrawl and phonetically terrestrial sounds required the tenacity of a saint.
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Though phonetically alike, they are written with different ideographs.
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The consonants are grouped together phonetically, depending on the kind of sound they make.
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It's wonderful to watch her now going through things phonetically learning how to spell things.
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phonetically realized
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As the examples show, a syllabic consonant is marked phonetically with a subscript vertical dash See L, M, N, R.
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•As soon as possible, write down the name phonetically so you remember the pronunciation later.
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Marbles" - the Royal Navy communications rating spelt the codeword back phonetically - `has transferred, over.
LET NOT THE DEEP
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What van Helmont did was to change the meaning to kinds of air other than the air we breathe; and his stroke of genius was to spell the Greek word phonetically, i.e., as he and other southern Dutch-speakers would have spelled it, if, knowing no Greek, they had heard it, and had had to write it down in Dutch.
VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol IX No 2
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Such consonants are phonetically palatalized, and in the International Phonetic Alphabet they are indicated by a superscript 'j'.
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Those orthographies made it possible to write Chinese phonetically and to write spoken Japanese terms that had no equivalent Chinese characters.
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The uncredited Japanese actress who plays Noriko clearly doesn't speak fluent English, and seems to be delivering her lines phonetically.
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The /l/ at the end of ‘bell’ is still phonetically a lateral consonant for me, pronounced with the blade of my tongue in contact with the roof of my mouth.
