OneofthegreatestdifferencesofpronunciationbetweenEnglishandAmericanlanguageisintheirtreatmenttomuddyvowel.InEnglish,themuddyvoweloftenhappensinthesinglevowelcoherentlyinsomenon-stressedshorttonea(suchasabout)andontheshorttoneer(suchascomputer).UnlesseronitisatlanguagesAmericanseldomvowelsmuddy,andsometimesforshorttonei(suchassentimental,actuality)andu(suchaswuss),eventheoosofshorttone(forinstance:Hooker)hasadoptedthemuddyvowel.
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Thereisamoreimportantdifferenceinthepronunciationofthevowel.First,[o]sound:Ooftheshorttone(suchasoften),itisonlyalongtoneoshortenedtopronounceinEnglish(suchasor),andAmericanshorttoneosoundandshorttone[∧]pictureveryofEnglish,longtonehaverusuallysuffixationofanonsyllabiclikethatthatpicturespeakintheprevioussectionbehindtheoatthesametime,(suchasplausible,applause)nothadhasbeenturnedintothepronunciationofoofashorttoneautomatically.TheconsonantofEnglishandconsonantoftheAmericanlanguagearebasicallythesame,butinsomedifferencesofusingtraditionally.Itismoreimportantthereareonlythefollowingtwotoo
r:letterrhasrepresentedalldifferencesbetweenGreatBritainandUSA,arealliteverywhere.Whiledoingconsonants,infactthedifferenceactsasrinthepostfixofthefirstword,andthesecondwordbeginswithvowel,totallyregardrasthevoweltodealwithinEnglish,andAmericanlanguagewillread,regardfollowingoneatthebeginningconsonantofvowelofwordasinsuccessionr,suchasthephraseclearanimosity,Englishwillbereadintoclear|Animosity,andtheAmericanlanguagewillbereadintoclear-ranimosity
Thedifferencethatanotheroneismoreobviousisdandt.Inthenon-stressedsyllableofaportion(suchaspaddle,rattle,actuality),Englishwillclearlypronouncethesetwoletters,butdandtwilloftenbebecomeapieceofnewsverydifficulttoexplainfuzzilyintheAmericanlanguage
Haveabit,history,factorywordthese,everybodymightfindpronunciation(onemuddyvowel)ofoplaybracketmark,inmuchphoneticsymbol.InBritain,EnglishisinfluencedbywritinginclassicalChineseandlikedomittingthiso,butinU.S.A.,thisohasbeenoftenpronounced.(IfeverybodyinterestedintowritinginclassicalChineseorpoem,willfindalotofmuddyletterofvowelwithonesinglequotationmarks'say,showthatomits).
In-manysyllablewordsofaryor-oryending,Englishmenusuallyreadaoroweakly,andAmericansneitherreadweakly,addtimesofaccenttoaorsyllablethatobelongto,sowordthesepronunciationhavedifferencesnotmerelyamongEnglishandAmericanlanguage,rhythmisobviouslydifferenttoo
In-anotherkindofwordofileending,Englishmenpronounceletteriintheendsyllablethelongtone[ai];Americansreadweakly.Intone,Britishtoneriseandfallrhythmically,intonationloudandsonorous,untilFrenchquiteseveralclassifyuntil(whetherbuttheybecanacknowledged),andEnglishmenlaughatAmericansandspeakfeebly,havenometreinversefluffily
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