Yes, English pronunciation is extremely difficult. There are really no pure phonetic languages, but you are correct that German and Spanish are pretty close. I can read aloud a random text in Spanish and most native Spanish speakers will understand me, even though I would have no clue what I am reading.
I took my phonetics mid-term exam a few days ago. One question asked to identify the vowel sounds in tomb, gnaw, ago, and onion. It was a hard question but I only got tomb wrong. The right answer was /u:/, but who would've known it?
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Home/həum/
Come/kuhm/
write and right?😅
Yes, English pronunciation is extremely difficult. There are really no pure phonetic languages, but you are correct that German and Spanish are pretty close.
I can read aloud a random text in Spanish and most native Spanish speakers will understand me, even though I would have no clue what I am reading.
Thanks a lot for the information . This means that there is no harmony between sound n spelling in English . Arabic is a phonetic language .
Thank you
I took my phonetics mid-term exam a few days ago. One question asked to identify the vowel sounds in tomb, gnaw, ago, and onion. It was a hard question but I only got tomb wrong. The right answer was /u:/, but who would've known it?
I know!!! You couldn’t guess it if you didn’t know it!! It’s so confusing !!! Well done for getting all the others right! :)
Are you twins?
Yes we are Pawel!
@@accentology Yeah, it's not like you can hide that 🙂