Sunday, June 17, 2012

Human


hyoo-muhn or yoo- (dictionary)
hjúmən or yu‐ (IPA)
j: yes, yellow
ə: away, cinema



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Sword


sôrd (dictionary)
sawrd, sohrd (dictionary)
sɔrd, soʊrd (IPA)
ɔ: call, four
oʊ: go, home

Turkish Alphabet

Turkish alphabet does not have the Q, W, & and X of English. Turkish has vowel harmony. Polysyllabic words can be a problem for Turkish speakers. Consonant clusters are rare in Turkish. /ı/ does not exist in English, but it does in Turkish /w/ does not exist in Turkish but it does in English

3 Rules of Turkish Pronunciation

1. Every letter is pronounced. 2. Each letter has only one sound. 3. Two or more letters are never combined to make a new sound (no digraphs)

Oludeniz Beach






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Gestures

Language & Social Variation