May 6, 2022
Please Correct Me!
The following is a comment to a friend who is struggling to pronounce the Japanese word for "jyussatsu” which means “ten books” in English.
Could you please check and see if it sounds natural to you?
You are still stretching out the "jyu" part, so why not make it a choking sound like when you pronounce "cook" or "foot"?
Thanks in advance for your help!
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The following is a comment to a friend who is struggling to pronounce the Japanese word for "jyussatsu” which means “ten books” in English.
Could you please check and see if it sounds natural to you?
You are still stretching out the "jyu" part, so why not make it a choking sound like when you pronounce "cook" or "foot"?
You are still stretching out the "jyu" part, so why not make it sound like when you pronounce "cook" or "foot"?
We would not describe that as a choking sound
Thanks in advance for your help!
May 6, 2022
You are still stretching out the "jyu" part, so why not make it a choking sound like when you pronounce "cook" or "foot"?
We would not describe that as a choking sound
Can you describe something different?
May 6, 2022
Thanks for the corrections!
May 6, 2022
Can you describe something different?
There is no word in English which describes the sound. We would say "you pronounce it oo as in cook or foot".
May 6, 2022
There is no word in English which describes the sound. We would say "you pronounce it oo as in cook or foot".
Oh, OK!
Thanks for your reply!
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You are still stretching out the "jyu" part, so why not make it a choking sound like when you pronounce "cook" or "hat"? |
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Thanks in advance for your help! This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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You are still stretching out the "jyu" part, so why not make it a choking sound like when you pronounce "cook" or "kick"? |
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You are still stretching out the "jyu" part, so why not make it a choking sound like when you pronounce "cook" or "foot"?
You are still stretching out the "jyu" part, so why not make it We would not describe that as a choking sound |
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