consonant
US /ˈkɑnsənənt/
・UK /ˈkɒnsənənt/
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- We use THE when the following word begins with a consonant
We use THE when the following word begins with a consonant
How to say "Where are you going?" -- American English Conversation and Pronunciation
- for the NG consonant, going, going, -ing, -ing, -ing.
for the NG consonant, going, going, -ing, -ing, -ing.
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- when the next word begins with a consonant,
when the next word begins with a consonant,
- So the vowel sound here is the IH as in sit vowel followed by the D consonant.
So the vowel sound here is the IH as in sit vowel followed by the D consonant.
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- Here's another rule: when a word ends with consonant plus L, E, we add an 'ul' sound to the word. 'Little', 'circle', 'able'.
Here's another rule: when a word ends with consonant plus L, E, we add an 'ul' sound to the word. 'Little', 'circle', 'able'.
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- Which sounds so much more French with the dropped consonant.
Which sounds so much more French with the dropped consonant.
English Conversation Study in COLORADO - American English
- River. It begins with an R consonant. When the R comes at the beginning of a word, the
River. It begins with an R consonant. When the R comes at the beginning of a word, the
- >> Gorge is sort of a tricky word. It starts with the G consonant, then it has the AW as
>> Gorge is sort of a tricky word. It starts with the G consonant, then it has the AW as
How to Say WATER -- American English Pronunciation
- The lips will round for the W consonant. Wa-. Then we have a vowel. It’s a lot more open
The lips will round for the W consonant. Wa-. Then we have a vowel. It’s a lot more open
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- Especially those preceded by a consonant,
Especially those preceded by a consonant,
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- When I say a consonant,
When I say a consonant,
- end in a consonant and are preceded by a vowel,
end in a consonant and are preceded by a vowel,
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- with the H consonant, has the 'ay' as in 'say' diphthong, Ha-, Ha-, then the D consonant,
with the H consonant, has the 'ay' as in 'say' diphthong, Ha-, Ha-, then the D consonant,
- Or, hot as hell. Hell with the H consonant, the EH vowel, and the dark L. Hell, hell.
Or, hot as hell. Hell with the H consonant, the EH vowel, and the dark L. Hell, hell.