All things 'r'
The IPA symbol for the intervocalic r in "merry" and "spirit"
[ɾ], the flipped r
IPA the following: "belief"
[bɪ'lif]
The th in "father" and "breathe" uses this voiced symbol.
[ð]
IPA the following: "joy"
[dʒɔɪ]
Explain the Ella Standeth rule.
When u or ew is sung as [ju] instead of a plain [u]. The name is a memory aid built from the consonants that trigger it. The l and ll in "Ella," and the s, t, n, d, and th in "Standeth." When u or ew follows one of those consonants, you sing [ju].
In "heart" and "sword," the r is treated this way:
Silent (r + consonant)
IPA the following: 'perfection'
[pɜ'fɛkʃən]
The wh at the beginning of "what" and "when" uses this symbol.
[ʍ]
The r in the word "dear" is replaced with a schwa, creating this diphthong.
[ɪə]
full word: [dɪə]
IPA the word 'new'
[nju]
IPA the following: "thread"
[θɾɛd]
IPA the following: "obey"
[ʔoˈbɛɪ]
The ng in "sing" and the n in "drink" use this IPA symbol.
[ŋ]
Speak the following: [lɑɪt ðə wɛɪ hoʊm]
Light the way home
IPA the word 'blue'
[blu]
surprise!! exception!!
The r in "star" and "ever" is pronounced this way.
SILENT
Speak the following: [ʔʌˈgɹi tə fɔˈgɪv ənd bɪˈliv]
Final 'ed' is pronounced with these two sounds, depending on the consonant before it.
[d] after a voiced consonant (loved)
And [t] after a voiceless consonant (looked)
Speak the following: [nɑʊ mɑɪ dʒɔɪ ʔɪz pjʊə 'fɑɪə]
'Now my joy is pure fire'
Speak the following: [sun ðə ljut sæŋ ə nju tjun]
'Soon the lute sang a new tune'
Identify how each r is treated in this phrase from Sure on this Shining Night: "I weep for wonder wand'ring far alone"
Silent in "for" and "wonder," retroflex in "wand'ring," and lightly flipped in "far"? [ʔɑɪ wip fɔ ˈwʌndə ˈwɑndɹɪŋ fɑɾ ʌˈloʊn]
Provide the IPA for each word: agree, perceive, forgive
[ʌ'gri]
[pɜ'siv]
[fɔ'giv]
IPA the following phrase: "choose the ancient path"
[tʃuz ði ˈʔɛɪntʃənt paθ]
The spelling 'ure' has two pronunciations.
Provide the IPA for the ending of "endure" and "leisure."
[ʔɪnˈdjʊə]
[ˈliʒə]
IPA the following: "A new tune for the blue moon"
[ʔə nju tjun fɔ ðə blu mun]