English Pronunciation – Linking: Vowel to Vowel — American Accent

Today I’m going to do another video on linking.

今天,我要做另一個關​​於鏈接的視頻。

And today specifically, we’ll talk about linking two words when one ends in a vowel sound and the next one begins in a vowel sound — vowel or diphthong sound.

而今天特別地,我們將討論連結二個字一個以母音結尾,下一個以母音開始的連結母音或雙母音。

In this case, there should be constant sound when you are linking; there should be no break between the words.

這種情況下,連結時應該有固定的聲音; 這些字之間應該沒有間斷。

Did you exercise?

[dɪd ju ɛk səɹ saɪz]

Let’s take for example the sentence, “Did you exercise?” Ooo–eh, oo-eh. You–eh, you exercise.

我們舉個例子,你鍛煉了嗎?呃,呃呃。 – you exercise

Some of my students put a tiny break between each word.

我的一些學生在每個單字之間稍作休息。

And if you say oo eh with a tiny break, no matter how small that break is, it’s still not linked.

如果你說oo eh一點點休息,無論多麼小的休息,它仍然沒有連結。

Ooeh, ooeh, constant sound.
固定的聲音。

Now, I’ll note that there are two consonant sounds, the W and the Y, that are glide consonants.

現在,我注意到有兩個子音,WY,它們是滑音子音。

And you may find that you feel like you’re making one of these sometimes when you link.

當你連音時,你可能會發現你覺得自己正在發出其中的一個。

That’s ok.  沒關係。

You-eh.

The ‘oo’ as in ‘boo’ is very related to the W consonant sound.

‘boo’中的’oo’與W子音聲音非常相關。

So if you feel like you’re making that W consonant sound, don’t worry about it.

因此,如果您覺得自己正在發W子音,不要擔心。

Think about the constant sound, uh, of your vocal cords underneath the vowel sounds that you’re making.

想想你正在發的母音之下的聲帶的固定聲音,呃。

Oo-eh, oo-eh.

For some of you this will be no problem because your native language also links.

對於你們中的一些人來說這不會有問題,因為你的母語也會連音。

For some of you however, though it’s a simple concept, it will take a while to get comfortable with that, to break the habit of putting tiny breaks between words.

然而,對於你們中的一些人來說,雖然這是一個簡單的概念,但是需要一段時間才能適應這一點,破除在單字之間放置微小休息的習慣。

So, let’s look at some further examples.

我們看看其他一些例子。

I’d like the yellow apple.

[aɪd laɪk ði ‘jɛl‘æp əl]

In this sentence, the word yellow ends with the ‘oh’ as in ‘no’ diphthong, and the word apple with the AA vowel.

在這句話中,這個字黃色以‘oh’結尾,如” no “雙母音,和帶有AA母音的apple這個字。

Oh, aa. Oh-aa, oh-aa, no break in sound.

聲音沒有中斷。

Oh-aa. And now quicker: oh-aa, oh-aa.

I’d like the yellow apple.
我想要黃色的蘋果。

The ‘ai’ as in ‘buy’ diphthong linking with the AA. Aiaa, aiaa, aiaa.

‘ai’‘ buy ‘雙母音與AA連音。 Aiaaaiaaaiaa

I actually did

[ ’ æk tʃu ə li dɪd]

I actually did.

我真的做到了。

This next sentence in the title of a standard that I happened to have in my head while I was brainstorming this blog.

我碰巧在腦海中的標準標題中的下一句話。

Don’t fence me in.

[doʊntl fɛns miɪn]

We have the ‘ee’ as in ‘she’ vowel linking to the ‘ih’ as in ‘sit’ vowel.

我們有‘ee’就像‘ she ”母音連音到‘ih’,就像‘sit’母音一樣。

Ee-ih, ee-ih, ee-ih.

Don’t fence me in.
不要圍著我。

She wants to be alone

[ʃi wants tə biə ’loʊn]

Here we have the ‘ee’ as in ‘she’ linking to the schwa sound. Ee-uh,

ee-uh.

在這裡,我們將“ee”“she”連音到[ə]聲音。EE-嗯,

She wants to be alone.
她想獨自一人。

How about tomorrow?

[Haʊə baʊtl ‘mɔɹoʊ]

And here the ‘ow’ as in ‘now’ diphthong linking to the schwa.

而在這裡‘ow’就像‘now’雙母音連音到弱讀的母音]

Ow-uh, ow-uh, ow-uh. How about tomorrow?
明天怎麼樣?

The EE vowel linking to the AA vowel.

EE母音連接到AA母音。

Ee, aa, ee-aa, ee-aa, ee-aa.

I like Woody Allen movies.

[aɪ laɪk ‘wʊ di’æl ən ’mu viz]

I like Woody Allen movies.
我喜歡伍迪艾倫的電影。

aaee-aaee-aaee-aa

I’d be honored

[aɪd bi‘an əɹd]

The ‘ee’ as in ‘she’ vowel linking to the ‘ah’ as in ‘father’ vowel.

‘ee’就像‘ she ‘母音連結到an‘father’母音一樣。

Ee, ah, ee-ah, ee-ah, ee-ah.

I’d be honored.
我很榮幸。

This last sentence has two examples.
最後一句有兩個例子。

I almost fell on the ice.

[ɔl moʊst fɛl ɔn ðiaɪs]

The ‘ai’ as in ‘buy’ diphthong linking to the ‘aw’ as in ‘law’ vowel. Ai-aw, ai-aw, ai-aw.

‘ai’就像‘ buy ‘雙母音連結‘aw’一樣,在‘ law ‘的母音。 Ai-awai-awai-aw

I almost.
我差一點就。

The ‘ee’ as in ‘she’ vowel linking to the ‘ai’ as in ‘buy’ diphthong.

‘ee’就像‘ she ‘母音連結到‘ai’‘ buy ‘的雙母音一樣。

I almost fell on the ice.

[‘ɔl moʊst fɛl ɔn ðis]

Ee, ai, ee-ai, ee-ai, ee-ai.

The ice. 冰塊。

I almost fell on the ice.
我幾乎跌倒在冰面上。

That’s it and thanks so much for using Rachel’s English.

就是這樣,非常感謝使用Rachel的英語。

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