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[y:ɾɐst], I should imagine. I'd guess it has toneme 1, but I can't be sure. What I want to know is how to pronounce it in English.
Echobeats11:44, 23 June 2006 (UTC)reply
the y is very hard to get right for many english speakers (for other-languagers as well), in my experience. Pronouncing it like "ee" ("bee") is a start, but it's not y.
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[y:ɾɐst], I should imagine. I'd guess it has toneme 1, but I can't be sure. What I want to know is how to pronounce it in English.
Echobeats11:44, 23 June 2006 (UTC)reply
the y is very hard to get right for many english speakers (for other-languagers as well), in my experience. Pronouncing it like "ee" ("bee") is a start, but it's not y.
-- Sverdrup (
talk)
09:04, 18 May 2009 (UTC)reply