ISBN: 9781155130972

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustra… Mehr…

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1906 Excerpt: ... can not be heard at the same distance as a2, which as the most sonorous vowel is beard furthest. In general the consonants of the English falling diphthongs differ from the German ones by a somewhat higher position of the tongue; cf.: Germ. a2g2 in Eis with Engl. a2i2 in ice. Germ. v2o2 in Hans with American-Engl. a2u2 in house. Germ. o2U2 in Boi with Engl. o2i2 in boy. 69. The quantity of a vowel depends on the duration of time which is required to.produce the vowel; as the duration of time varies according to velocitv of speech,, J r i The four de the quantity of the vowels varies also, so that a an n J ''titv of vowels. vowel, usually short, becomes long in slow speaking, and a vowel. usually long, becomes over-long. The terms short and long have accordingly not an absolute value, but only a relative one, and the ratio of the duration of the individual sounds is not essentially disturbed by a change of velocity of speech. For practical purposes it will be sufficient to distinguish four degrees of quantity: 1) short (unmarked) Kamm lcha2m; 2) half-long (--) Berta M2rtM2; 3) (normal-)long (-) kamen l:M2mn; 4) over-long (=) kam 1cha2m. 70. Short vowels occur in the following cases: short vowels 1) In syllables with a weak or no stress (prefixes, suffixes, or middle syllables), containing i2, e2, a1; or r, l, n, m. E. g. i2: Nachtigall, Gottin, Wildnis, Logik, Grammatik, Rhetorik, Lyrik, Tragik; e2: Dekret, Ressource; a1: empor, schlechteste, BOsewicht; r: Bruder; l: Handel, handelte hd2ndlta1; n: liebenden li1bndn; m: schlechtem. So also u2 and o2 in the foreign terminations-us,-urn,-os,-on; e.g. Circus, Metrum, Carlos, Logos, Kolon, London. 2) a2 with a secondary stress in the suffix-sam, as heilsam, and i... A. Johannson, Books, History, Phonetics of the new high German language; Manchester, Palmer, Howe & co Books>History, General Books LLC<

ISBN: 9781155130972

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustra… Mehr…

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1906 Excerpt: ... can not be heard at the same distance as a2, which as the most sonorous vowel is beard furthest. In general the consonants of the English falling diphthongs differ from the German ones by a somewhat higher position of the tongue; cf.: Germ. a2g2 in Eis with Engl. a2i2 in ice. Germ. v2o2 in Hans with American-Engl. a2u2 in house. Germ. o2U2 in Boi with Engl. o2i2 in boy. 69. The quantity of a vowel depends on the duration of time which is required to.produce the vowel; as the duration of time varies according to velocitv of speech,, J r i The four de the quantity of the vowels varies also, so that a an n J ''titv of vowels. vowel, usually short, becomes long in slow speaking, and a vowel. usually long, becomes over-long. The terms short and long have accordingly not an absolute value, but only a relative one, and the ratio of the duration of the individual sounds is not essentially disturbed by a change of velocity of speech. For practical purposes it will be sufficient to distinguish four degrees of quantity: 1) short (unmarked) Kamm lcha2m; 2) half-long (--) Berta M2rtM2; 3) (normal-)long (-) kamen l:M2mn; 4) over-long (=) kam 1cha2m. 70. Short vowels occur in the following cases: short vowels 1) In syllables with a weak or no stress (prefixes, suffixes, or middle syllables), containing i2, e2, a1; or r, l, n, m. E. g. i2: Nachtigall, Gottin, Wildnis, Logik, Grammatik, Rhetorik, Lyrik, Tragik; e2: Dekret, Ressource; a1: empor, schlechteste, BOsewicht; r: Bruder; l: Handel, handelte hd2ndlta1; n: liebenden li1bndn; m: schlechtem. So also u2 and o2 in the foreign terminations-us,-urn,-os,-on; e.g. Circus, Metrum, Carlos, Logos, Kolon, London. 2) a2 with a secondary stress in the suffix-sam, as heilsam, and i... A. Johannson, Books, History, Phonetics of the new high German language; Manchester, Palmer, Howe & co Books>History <

ISBN: 1155130979

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