Moving Vowels Video Lesson

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Transcript

Now we're going to study the moving vowels or dip thumbs. The first moving vowel is the long eye. Now there's two types of long eye. There's the long eye as in lime, where it ends in a voiced consonant. And there's the long eye as n lights, which ends in a voiceless consonant. Now for lime, I opened my mouth very wide, starting with a short o position, ah, lime.

And for the second part of the vowel, I moved to a long E, lime, lime, I make sure you are moving from a short o to a long E position. However, when the word is like lights, and there's a voiceless consonant after the eye Don't open your mouth as much. In fact you'll start from a short you position but still end in the long he I I liked the next moving Val is oil for oil you need to start with a true long Oh with Oh happening in the back of your mouth and ringing and your lips rounded and protruding all the way and then you'll end in a smiling long E or add a W between the long oh and the long E for a smooth connection. Boy equals Oh plus we boy it's a lot of movement for your lips. The third and final moving vow is belong our sound like the long I there's two types of hours the first time When occurs before a voiced consonant, as an bound, bound, here, you'll start with the short a, a front vowel, and move all the way to the long you a back vowel.

Again, a lot of movements out bound, make sure you make those tightly rounded lips in the end to finish off your vowel. Now, when the Au Au comes before a consonant, which is voiceless, such as the word about, then you won't open your mouth as much. You won't start with a short a. Instead, you'll start with the short E, but still end in the long you. out out about. The first word in each pair will have the long eye before voiceless consonant and the second word in each pair will have the long eye either At the end of the word, or before a voiced consonant.

Now when the long eye is at the end of a word it is the biggest of all even bigger and more stretched out than before a voiced consonant. Vi before a voiceless consonant will be in italics. The eye before voice consonant or vowel will be in bold print. bites, by, notice the difference in my mouth size. I'll do that when again, bites, by type, time, pipe, pie. microphone, TMI heights.

Hierarchy. Vi in hierarchy is stretched out because it comes before a vowel and all vowels are voiced. The ER sound is voiced hierarchy heights hierarchy device devise now let's distinguish between the American and British pronunciation of a suffix called. ization. Americans pronounce the first eye as a schwa or short you not along I as the British do. visualization.

Not visualize ization there's no I in the middle, visualization, realization, hospitalization long I in sentences. Long eye before a voiced consonant vowel or at the end of a word will be in bold print long before a voiceless consonant will be in italics. You are UI stands for user interface. Notice that when I said UI which is an abbreviation I made my eyes very clear, starting from a big short Oh because that is at the end of the abbreviation. Type hierarchies help organize a website. Find the iMovie icon on your phone.

We digitized books into an ebook device. quantify the numbers. FaceTime has live streaming video. The Enterprise advertises a variety of spyware. enterprise and advertise have a stretched out I before the z sound. In variety the is stretched out before the voice to Val E. And in spyware, the is stretched out because of the voice W. The Enterprise advertises a variety of spyware satellites could be the Next cyber security battleground.

We can verify the existence of high tech companies online. The two terabyte hard drive will hold a lot of files. Online subscribers sometimes have their credit cards hijacked. Now let's distinguish between oil and long. Oh. So the oil is a moving valve that starts with the long Oh, but ends with the long E. It travels between Oh, and he or boy or boy.

So you'll start with rounded lips. And then you'll end with a smile. Or boy. The first word in each pair contains the oil sound the same second word contains the long o sound. Join. Joan, destroy Astro.

Employ. flow, groin, groan. Roy. Row. Now let's distinguish between the oil sound and the long I sound. toy.

Tie. Boy. Bye, loyal Lyle toil tile point. pint. Always in sentences. The team members started to fight and the meeting boiled over Roy is the loyal employee, Sawyer made an appointment with a lawyer.

Toil supports checkpoint jobs. The whole point is to give the user a choice. It is annoying that the post contains minor spoilers. void the transaction. The computer's fan is making a noise. Now let's talk about the long oh you sound the long oh you sounds different before a voiceless consonant than it does before a voiced consonant.

You need to quick in the vowel before a voiceless consonant and stretch out the vowel before a voiced consonant. When we click in the vowel before a voiceless consonant, we'll start with the short e sound. As in about when we lengthen the vowel before a voice consonant. We'll start with the short a sound, as in bound the first word in each pair, we'll start with the short e sound, because it precedes the voiceless consonant. And the second word will start with the short a sound, because it precedes a voiced consonant. Notice how I opened my mouth more on the second word than on the first word, mouse.

Mound. Doubt, download. The B in doubt is silent. So the voiceless t keeps the vowel quick and small, doubt, doubt download about browser account, clown the tea and account keeps the vowel quick and small despite the N account, clown, clouds cloud tout, founder long oh you in sentences out, you can download content from your cloud storage. He found out that they had rounded the numbers down to achieve a lower amount. The user empowers the browser to use the account.

The accounting department misplaced several thousand dollars. The s in thousand has the sound which is voiced thousand the accounting department misplaced several thousand dollars. Howard wrote about the company's founder the wireless map requires no power cord. Output exceeded expectations beyond the doubt. The products wow factor has aroused the big customer base vs and aroused sounds like a z. So the vowel is slow and big or stretched out aroused.

The products wow factor has aroused a big customer base. crowdsourcing, like outsourcing finds workers in the undefined public. Mount the monitor on the wall v ends of moving vowels long eye or and long o U. This is the end of vowels. Please contact your instructor for private Skype lessons.

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