Re: Pronunciation dictionaries?
- From: LEE Sau Dan <danlee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2008 23:11:32 +0800
"António" == António Marques <m.ap@xxxxxxx> writes:
António> Of course you can. You only need open any grammar which
António> will tell you that 'spanish is pronounced as it is
António> written' in order to know that. I suppose finnish isn't
António> very different.
"As it is written" is too simplistic a description. How do you
pronounce the "c" (in Europe) and "g"? Do you pronounce the "h"?
António> Also, spanish phonetics are simple enough that no
António> situations like the german one where <st> can be st- [St]
António> or -s t- [st] seem to occur.
But you pronounce "c" (in Europe) and "g" depending on what follows.
So, how is that simpler than the German "st", "sp"?
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Lee Sau Dan 李守敦 ~{@nJX6X~}
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