The Speaking VoiceDavid McKay Company, 1962 - Всего страниц: 404 |
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... diphthongs , especially when they precede or follow nasal sounds , their primary sources of resonance are the pharynx and the mouth . The voice student should think of these vowels and diphthongs as being produced with the uvula and ...
... diphthongs , especially when they precede or follow nasal sounds , their primary sources of resonance are the pharynx and the mouth . The voice student should think of these vowels and diphthongs as being produced with the uvula and ...
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... diphthong . Then do the same exercise using the ng sound . Io . In the following words , the vowels and diphthongs are most likely to become nasalized . Each of the vowels or diphthongs is preceded and followed by a nasal sound . Inhale ...
... diphthong . Then do the same exercise using the ng sound . Io . In the following words , the vowels and diphthongs are most likely to become nasalized . Each of the vowels or diphthongs is preceded and followed by a nasal sound . Inhale ...
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Ruth Baldock Manser, Leonard Finlan. DIPHTHONGS Diphthongs , like vowels , are voiced , resonant , non - nasal sounds , sonorous in quality . A diphthong is a combination of two vowels blended together in the same syllable and made in ...
Ruth Baldock Manser, Leonard Finlan. DIPHTHONGS Diphthongs , like vowels , are voiced , resonant , non - nasal sounds , sonorous in quality . A diphthong is a combination of two vowels blended together in the same syllable and made in ...
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