A bit dotty @BitDotty
Interests: literature, jurisprudence and English phonetics. Fluently speaks British English, Fus-ha & Gulf Arabic, Dazaga (a Chadic language). youtube.com/channel/UC-Obp… South east of London Joined July 2014-
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Personally, I suspect I'd've most likely realised it as [ˈpiːtə ˈpæn əm ˈwendi] where the /n/→ /m/ before a bilabial in connected speech.
Personally, I suspect I'd've most likely realised it as [ˈpiːtə ˈpæn əm ˈwendi] where the /n/→ /m/ before a bilabial in connected speech.
Andrew Marr's "heinous" rhythmed with "genius" this morning (which #LPD advises against). I wonder how common is this.
Heard #DominicRuddMP on Radio 4 saying <internecine> as /ɪntəˈnesaɪn/ which was interesting to witness #TheDressVowel #OtherAlternatives
@JaneSetter I call it /ræ-/, since it's named after Sir Stamford Raffles; but admittedly it's a word I've encountered only in written form.
Interesting to hear @NesrineMalik say "dilute" with #Yod, /daɪˈljuːt/, on #DatelineLondon. Knew about it but don't recall hearing it before.
Having the voiceless labiodental fricative in "with" /wɪθ/ was interesting to witness last week in Glasgow City #accent #regionalspeech
"Pearls" /pɜːlz/ (of wisdom) said on #MoneyBox as "pills" /pɪlz/. Heard it a few times "poles" /pəʊlz/ in #TheCurseoftheBlackPearl #DarkEll
Heard the word "accident" realised as [ˈæksᵊnt] (=accent) and not for first time. #nasalrelease
"Asked" in casual delivery becomes [ɑːst] (=arsed) for a lot of speakers in England. [ɑːkst, ɑːks](=axed) possible for some black speakers.
"Emollient" was said with /əʊ/ by a GP on #GpsBehindClosedDoors in lieu of /ɒ/. Could it be "emotion" interfering and/or Englishorthography?
"Myths" sounded either "mids(t)" or "mis(t)" by someone on the radio. #pronunciation #finalAlveolars
Just heard 'winter' pronounced almost identically like 'winner' by a US speaker #retroflex #homophones #optionalsounds #introvocalicflapping
Rapping in #GeneralBritish (aka #RP) alongside Multicultural London English (aka #MLE)? youtube.com/watch?v=L6GO0W…
Latest addition to my home library: #PrinciplesOfPhonetics, #PhoneticDataAnalysis #IntonationOfColloquialEnglish etc
Over the top for the French to ban the African verbal practice of 'le tchip' #kissteeth in schools calling it vulgar #PrescriptiveInanity
Just heard "genuine" said as [ˈdʒen.ju.aɪn] on TV from a Dubliner (#polyamorousJade).
Telling people about my love for #phonetics for 1st time, I say the #GOATvowel unreduced [fəʊˈnetɪks] lest they hear #fanatics [fəˈnætɪks].
#AdrianUderhill's #EnglishPronunciation workshop - #kinaethetic #visual learning and teaching #English #phonemes m.youtube.com/watch?v=1kAPHy…
Started reading #Noise by @DavidjHendy after hearing it on the radio.
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