The Science of Speech
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. er, ir, ur (Amer.) Mid Top Wide... (sof)a Low Top Wide. . . err, her, sir THE SCIENCE OF SPEECH. 19 The Top vowels are phonetically associated with the letter K. The High Top and High Top Wide are heard in the American pro- nunciation of er, ir, ur ; the Low Top is a Provincial English variety; and Low Top Wide is the ordinary English pronunciation of er, ir, yr. Mid Top and Mid Top Wide are the sounds, respectively, of unaccented e, in Grerman, and a, in English.
The Natural Vowel.
The Mid T...op vowel has been called — not inaptly — t;he natural vowel, because the tongue is central in the mouth, with neither Back, Front, High, nor Low modification.
Round Vowels.
The formation of eighteen vowels has now- been explained, and their verbal usage illus- trated. Each of these sounds is susceptible of being "Rounded" or labialized. And here a principle of symmetry prevails. In proportion to the height of the tongue within 20 THE SCIENCE OF SPEECH.
the mouth, is the narrowness of the aperture between the lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. er, ir, ur (Amer.) Mid Top Wide... (sof)a Low Top Wide. . . err, her, sir THE SCIENCE OF SPEECH. 19 The Top vowels are phonetically associated with the letter K. The High Top and High Top Wide are heard in the American pro- nunciation of er, ir, ur ; the Low Top is a Provincial English variety; and Low Top Wide is the ordinary English pronunciation of er, ir, yr. Mid Top and Mid Top Wide are the sounds, respectively, of unaccented e, in Grerman, and a, in English.
The Natural Vowel.
The Mid T...op vowel has been called — not inaptly — t;he natural vowel, because the tongue is central in the mouth, with neither Back, Front, High, nor Low modification.
Round Vowels.
The formation of eighteen vowels has now- been explained, and their verbal usage illus- trated. Each of these sounds is susceptible of being "Rounded" or labialized. And here a principle of symmetry prevails. In proportion to the height of the tongue within 20 THE SCIENCE OF SPEECH.
the mouth, is the narrowness of the aperture between the lips.
What to read after The Science of Speech?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Melville Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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