@@say_opera8231 HI, yes. Like some of your "oe", should be shwa. Based on what I learned in the book - French Lyric Diction workbook by Cheri Montgomery.
@@huijiesun8155 Hey, yes that's absolutely right! I personally think that the "schwa" is more often associated with German therefore I don't want to create confusion, since the two sounds are different... In the description of the video I give a little "disclaimer" where I say a few words about it, without going into details to not be to boring ^^ :)
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Oh my gosh thank you so much, this so neat. Thanks bunches!!
Thanks
Diction is great, but the IPA has some minor mistakes compare to what I learned.
Hi, thanks for your feedback. Can you give me an example, please?
@@say_opera8231 HI, yes. Like some of your "oe", should be shwa. Based on what I learned in the book - French Lyric Diction workbook by Cheri Montgomery.
@@huijiesun8155 Hey, yes that's absolutely right! I personally think that the "schwa" is more often associated with German therefore I don't want to create confusion, since the two sounds are different... In the description of the video I give a little "disclaimer" where I say a few words about it, without going into details to not be to boring ^^ :)
@@say_opera8231 Overall it is a nice video. It helps me a lot.