Fungu la tisa Matamshi — Pronunciation

Domaine:

natural language processing

Créateur:

Joa

Éditeur:

Oxf

Hôte:

Abstract The letter e in Swahili normally represents a vowel sound similar to the first part of the vowel in the English word ‘grey. This vowel in English (Received Pronunciation) is actually a diphthong, i.e. the vowel starts with an ‘e’ quality and moves to an ‘i’ quality. If you say it slowly you should be able to hear the change of sound. In the following Swahili words, try to imitate the speaker, avoiding a final T sound, especially when the vowel is final in the word.

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Abstract You will have noticed the forms mna and hamna, as in mfukonihamnamachun

Fungu la tano Matamshi — Pronunciation

Abstract j in Swahili, like b, d, and g, is also pronounced as an implosive. But

Fungu la nne Matamshi — Pronunciation

Abstract The sounds represented by the letters b, d, g, and j as normally pronou

Fungu la nane Matamshi — Pronunciation

Abstract The letter a in Swahili represents a vowel sound somewhere between that

Fungu la kumi na moja Matamshi — Pronunciation

Abstract The letters ny in Swahili represent a sound like that spelled gn in Ita