On Mon, 29 Jan 2001 10:32:02 John Alexander Blyth wrote: >I've been taught the basic five vowels, but I personally modify them >and add my versions of the other two and the German vowels in >vocalising. I find the dirty in-between vowels to be very useful in >exploring resonance possibilities, though I've been advised to >really enunciate the differences between vowels in Italian >repertoire, and this is really helpful. I'm not taking into consideration the "dirty in-between" vowels, they are another further (and interesting) matter. I was talking about /E/ and /o/, two vowels regularly used in singed texts, two vowels to be really enunciated.
>Thanks, Vale, for your perspective on the vagaries of your language. >There's not much I can add, except perhaps to mention that the open >vowel before a double consonant is a characteristic of English Interesting! Glad to know!
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