Hello everybody!
Please help me .
Now I'm learning English Phonetics.
I found learning consonants easy as i know the following sentence.
Quick frozen fox jumps over the lazy dog.
However,in learning vowels sounds,I found it difficult.
I want to get one sample sentence which includes all vowels sounds and must be meaningful like the above sentence.
If there ,please send it to me outright.
If there's not ,Please create it cos it is beneficial not only to me but also everybody.
And then ,it will be last forever.
Please help me .
Now I'm learning English Phonetics.
I found learning consonants easy as i know the following sentence.
Quick frozen fox jumps over the lazy dog.
However,in learning vowels sounds,I found it difficult.
I want to get one sample sentence which includes all vowels sounds and must be meaningful like the above sentence.
If there ,please send it to me outright.
If there's not ,Please create it cos it is beneficial not only to me but also everybody.
And then ,it will be last forever.
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Your 'fox' sentence merely teaches you the alphabet; it does not encompass all our consonant sounds, of which there are about 25.
And English has about 19 vowel sounds-- too many to get into a single meaningful sentence. I suggest that you do some studying of the vowel sounds individually, as [url=http://www.eslgold.com/pronunciation/english_vowel_sounds.html ]HERE[/url], for instance, and not look for an easy way out.
And English has about 19 vowel sounds-- too many to get into a single meaningful sentence. I suggest that you do some studying of the vowel sounds individually, as [url=http://www.eslgold.com/pronunciation/english_vowel_sounds.html ]HERE[/url], for instance, and not look for an easy way out.
Actually, the sentence in question does not teach (or comprise) the English alphabet. The sentence should be: "The quick BROWN fox jumps over the lazy dog."
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soekothusentence which includes all vowels sounds and must be meaningful like the above sentence.The closest I have is four word series which are not exactly sentences. They are vaguely meaningful, however. American English.
For the tense vowels (and two extra diphthongs):
Lake, tree, pine cone, cool brown soil.
For lax vowels:
Fat pet pig got drunk, took walk.
For R-colored vowels:
Sharp thorns tear poor deer's fur.
For syllabic N, R, and L endings after T/D:
A hidden litter of little kittens.
If you can say all four series with perfect American pronunciation, you are doing pretty well, I'd say.
CJ
How about:
"The boy's old dog would often burn its tongue badly licking rocks it found baking on the New York sidewalk."
"The boy's old dog would often burn its tongue badly licking rocks it found baking on the New York sidewalk."
soekothu Hello everybody! Please help me . Now I'm learning English Phonetics. I found learning consonants easy as i know the following sentence.Quick frozen fox jumps over the lazy dog.However,in learning vowels sounds,I found it difficult. I want to get one sample sentence which includes all vowels sounds and must be meaningful like the above sentence. If there ,please send it to me outright. If there's not ,Please create it cos it is beneficial not only to me but also everybody. And then ,it will be last forever.Vowels are not always pronounced the same, in words. They depend on which English you speak. The vowels in the words hot and what, are different in American English from their pronunciations in British English.
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I found one and added to it (American vowels)
Come now, Roy, we will first make them bad hot coffee some snow would cool.
Come now, Roy, we will first make them bad hot coffee some snow would cool.
For combination vowel sounds :
where my cow boy here say hello sure
for long vowel sounds people work few after football
He peels it
She meets me
She eats meat
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