- English,
known in
linguistics simply as
General American (abbreviated GA or
GenAm), is the
umbrella accent of
American English spoken by a
majority of Americans...
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which he
calls RP and
GenAm. "RP"
refers to
Received Pronunciation, the
traditionally prestigious accent in England. "
GenAm"
refers to an
accent of...
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difference when
speakers without the merger, such as
General American (
GenAm) and
Inland Northern American English,
pronounce the vowels. The merger...
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FLEECE and FACE are
narrow diphthongs [ɪi, ee̝].
CHOICE is also
within GenAm norm: [ɔ̟ɪ]. The
PRICE vowel alone undergoes Canadian raising to [ɜɪ] before...
- Gold
Certified by the U.S.
Green Building Council.
Originally known as the
GenAm Building, 700
Market was
designed in the 1970s by
architect Philip Johnson...
- semi-vowels: [ja] as in [ŋijaɓɛːɠa]
ngiyabeka (I
am placing it) [wa] as in [ŋiːwa]
ngiwa (I fall/I
am falling)
Indonesian has four
diphthongs which may...
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consecutive FLEECE vowels: /ˈbʊli.iŋ/ bull-ee-eeng or /ˈbʊli.in/ bull-ee-een (cf.
GenAm /ˈbʊli.ɪŋ/, with
FLEECE followed by KIT). As all
vowels preceding /ŋ/ are...
- The
modern RP
vowel /e/ is
pronounced very
similar to the
corresponding GenAm phoneme /ɛ/. The
difference between them is
simply a
matter of transcription...
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Guinea proposal. However, when proto-Nimboran
pronouns are
reconstructed (*
genam "I" and kom or
komot "thou"), they have
little resemblance to the proto-TNG...
- made explicit, ⟨faather⟩ is
likely spelt with a
double ⟨a⟩ as both RP and
GenAm pronounce it with /ɑ(ː)/, in
comparison to ⟨rather⟩,
which is pronounced...
