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Anonymous  +  182971 Sat, 14 Jan 06 04:22 AM
In my mother tongue, nasal words are not spoken. When I study Western language, I had to train hard to be able to speak nasal words. I wonder: Is any English word spoken as nasal words by English ? I tried that and feel very tired. Can you help me, when we should speak words as nasal, when shouldnt ?
Anonymous, 3 yr 306 days ago
Everyone please help me answer this question! I wish to improve my speaking...
CalifJim  +  189318 Fri, 27 Jan 06 08:55 AM
There are no nasal vowels in English, if that's what you are asking.
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Marvin A.  +  305596 Wed, 20 Dec 06 04:20 AM
 CalifJim wrote:
There are no nasal vowels in English, if that's what you are asking.
CJ



I thought that English nasalises vowels before nasal consonants.
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