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Thema: Re: Ohne Kommentar... Di Jan 26, 2010 4:23 am
das hat so eben mein ganzes Englischseminar per email erhalten ! Sehr geil
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Thema: Re: Ohne Kommentar... Di Jan 26, 2010 11:44 am
Englische Sprache, schwere Sprache!
A row - eine Reihe A row - eine Schlägerei to row - rudern
Nächste Woche, wie spricht man 'ough' aus - rough, dough, through, cough, tough, borough, McCullough.
For runaways, try Farquhar, Siobhan, Menzies und Dalziel.
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Thema: Re: Ohne Kommentar... Mi Jan 27, 2010 2:05 am
Ough is a letter sequence often seen in words in the English language. In Middle English, where the spelling arose, it was probably pronounced with a back rounded vowel and a velar fricative, e.g., [oːx] or [uːx]. It is by far the sequence of letters with the most unpredictable pronunciation, having at least six pronunciations in North American English and over ten in British English. A few of the more common are:
/uː/ as in "through" (cf. true). /ɔː/ as in "thought" (cf. taut). /oʊ/ as in "though" (cf. toe). /ɒf/ as in "cough" (cf. coffin). /ʌf/ as in "rough" (cf. ruffian). /aʊ/ as in "bough" (cf. to bow). /ə/ as in "thorough" (cf. about) [British English].
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