@philnoll The upside down e, or "schwa", is the American pronunciation. I'm British and my videos concentrate on the British pronunciation. There are many differences between US and UK English pronunciation.
Merriam-Webster, the US authority on English, gives /klærəˈnet/ or /klerəˈnet/, while the OED, the UK authority on English, gives /ˈklærɪnet/ or /klærɪˈnet/.
For more information about the symbols used, see The Phonetic Chart - An Introduction on my website.
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YoMomCrazy 4 months ago
i think ur videos are good. I just wish u didn't have to start and end the videos with some stupid weird arabian music!
bibi14930 8 months ago
The thing they said was an oboe wasn't an oboe it was a soprano sax
ArtemisApollo26 10 months ago
That's not how you say clarinet!
philnoll 1 year ago
@philnoll Yes, it is.
Linguaspectrum 1 year ago
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philnoll 1 year ago
@Linguaspectrum I looked up clarinet in the dictionary. It tells me to use an upside down e for the second syllable.
philnoll 1 year ago
@philnoll The upside down e, or "schwa", is the American pronunciation. I'm British and my videos concentrate on the British pronunciation. There are many differences between US and UK English pronunciation.
Merriam-Webster, the US authority on English, gives /klærəˈnet/ or /klerəˈnet/, while the OED, the UK authority on English, gives /ˈklærɪnet/ or /klærɪˈnet/.
For more information about the symbols used, see The Phonetic Chart - An Introduction on my website.
Thanks for your interest.
Richard
Linguaspectrum 1 year ago
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chardbonus 1 year ago
instrâmânţ diĝâridu biugâl tènă sècsâfăun trampit tròmboun flut tiubă hon bès clèrinèt oubou rocodă pèn paips bòngău còngă sneă cau-bèl god acodiân tembâriin hènd bèl mârècâs simbâlz blòc traièngâl clèpă cèstâneţ gòng zailâfăun sistrâm drăm cit ĉelău ilèctric mèndâlin ăcustic gita hap bènĝou vaiâlin baleilaică iucâleili ciibod hamònică electrònic piènău
zhoroscop 2 years ago
that was a soprano sax not an oboe
ch3ckerfred 2 years ago
Thanks for the information and comment.
It's good to learn new things.
Best wishes,
Richard
Linguaspectrum 2 years ago
yeah no problem. good video
ch3ckerfred 2 years ago
@ch3ckerfred exactly! and also bongo is not bongo, conga is djembe....very many mistakes haha!
MactheParodist 1 month ago
informative THX!
Pujc 2 years ago
awesome
whatdaisyknew 2 years ago