Spelling prononciations Flashcards
four values
- short
- long
- r value
- foreign value
a
- short: æ
- long: eɪ
- r value: aː
- foreign value: aː
e
- short: e
- long: i:
- r value: ɜː
- foreign value: eɪ
i/y
- short: ɪ
- long: aɪ
- r value: ɜː
- foreign value: i:
o
- short: ɒ
- long: əʊ
- r value: ɔː
- foreign value: əʊ
u
- short: ʌ
- long: u:
- r value: ɜː
- foreign value: u:
short value
sit and still rule, V + maximun two final C
long value
- V + C + final e
- final vowel
- phonologically final vowel (followed by a silent <e> or <h></h></e>
magic <e> rule (cake) > V + C + final e = vowel pronounce as in the alphabet _
(je crois que ça change qqchose que pour <u> en gros</u></e>
<u> specific case</u>
- /ʊ/ after <f/p/b> and in front of <ll/sch/tch>
<a> specific case</a>
- /ɒ/ after /w/
- /ɔː/ after /w/ and in front of /r/ in the same syllable
those two rules does not apply in front of velars /k, g, ŋ/ = /æ/ - ask words <a> + voiceless fricative & <anC> <amC> = /'ɑː/</amC></anC></a>
Specific case alC, olC
- alC /’ɔː/
- olC /’əʊ/
- in addition alm# /’ɑː/
and l is not pronounced
specific case of the ion rule
i, e, u + V(Ce) = stressed vowel is long unless it is <i> or followed by C2</i>
(! pas le i)
<ee>
</ee>
i:
<oo>
</oo>
u:
<ook>
</ook>
ʊ
<ai> <ay> <ey>
</ey></ay></ai>
eɪ
<ow>
</ow>
aʊ
<ou>
</ou>
aʊ
sauf
<oulC> eʊ
<ouble> <ouple> ʌ
</ouple></ouble></oulC>
<ough>
</ough>
tough case! several pronunciation, no rules
<au> <aw>
</aw></au>
ɔː
<ea>
</ea>
- i:
- e
diagraph + r
si c’est une diphtong a cause d’un r écrire <air> = eə
pcq c'est tjrs ça
(a relire lundi soir au pire)</air>
