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The 'u' in this configuration is voiced somewhere in between the 'ʌ' and 'ə' phonetic sounds. 'Pah-keh' will be read as 'paki' very often. I guess asking some n
by ricardobeat 8y ago
The 'u' in this configuration is voiced somewhere in between the 'ʌ' and 'ə' phonetic sounds. 'Pah-keh' will be read as 'paki' very often. I guess asking some native english speakers around you to read both will resolve the matter :)
- atombender 8y ago"Eh" is pseudo-phonetic for the e in "lend" (IPA ɛ), not as in "he" (i). It's also worth nothing that in Norwegian, a double consonant indicates a short preceding vowel. FWIW, my comments were vetted by my American girlfriend, who's sitting next to me. :-)