Приклади вживання Phonetically Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Shürpe is most suitable phonetically.
It is written phonetically, as in Spanish.
In this case, Eng wooden suits by meaning and phonetically perfectly.
German word phonetically is more like Tur baldiran"hogweed".
Vörös"red", that is phonetically faulty.
Because it phonetically assimilates into sound[w], no ambiguity is caused.
It is not strange to hear this,but the Japanese language is phonetically very poor.
A speech is abnormal phonetically(problems with intonation, rhythm, monotony of speech).
Boldino- OE bold"house,home" is good suitable by meaning and phonetically.
He tried to recite his role phonetically, but it was unacceptable.
Phonetically similar to Abdon of Rome, Abdellah is celebrated with this Christian martyr of the Roman Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church.
As a result, we risk language, obednennыy phonetically and-semanticheski.
Mirandese has been influenced phonetically and in lexicon by Portuguese and the Astur-Leonese languages in Spain by Spanish(Castilian).
Cyne- is a later modification of the Old Germanic, which is phonetically better suited to the names of this type.
Early word productions are phonetically simple and usually follow the syllable structure CV or CVC, although this generalization has been challenged.
This area can be associated with the city of Izium(see map above),whose name is phonetically similar to Chuv. uçam, as ĕçum.
Names in these languages can be written phonetically, but this is not particularly useful because most people are not familiar with the phonetic alphabet.
Germans less fluent in English also often say"become"instead of"get" because the German word"bekommen"("get") is phonetically so close to"become".
All have distinctive orthography that phonetically reflects the respective main national languages.
Phonetically, the Japanese language doesn't distinguish R and L as separate sounds, and so uses the same katakana characters to represent R and L sounds of Western alphabets.
Udder"udder", but not, say, from the ancient Indian udhar, since initially Finno-Ugric languages had no sound d,and similar words in the North Germanic languages are phonetically far away;
In addition, the name phonetically encourages to buy(buy+ word) that is the subject of the company's activity, namely the work of the word in its broadest sense.
Ask the teacher to attend a lesson at least once, listen to his ability to speak a foreign language,his ability to properly teach and to learn to pronounce words phonetically.
But Bulgarian is more phonetically stringent than Ukrainian and we had to formulate some phrases with the actors' help in order not to mess up the lines and to sustain the play's pulse.
The voiceless aspirated plosives have two allophonic variants each: those with a delay in voicing([pʰ tʰ kʰ]), and those with velar friction([pˣ tˣ kˣ]), which occur before/a/,/ã/,/o/,/ĩ/, and/ũ/(thus,lakhóta,/laˈkʰota/ is phonetically[laˈkˣota]).
However, the Ukrainian andMordvinic words are most similar phonetically, so it is conceivable that Mordvins borrowed the word from the ancestors of the Ukrainians, but as it was got for the last remains not clear.
Standard Lakota Orthography, as used by the majority of schools, is in principle phonemic, which means that each character(grapheme) represents one distinctive sound(phoneme), except for the distinction between glottal and velar aspiration,which is treated phonetically.
Dialects differ phonetically(which makes inter-dialectal communication difficult, although dialects are connected by regular sound correspondences), vocabulary, partly grammar, but the fundamentals of their grammar and vocabulary are the same.
Ατεασ(ateas), by Strabo Atheas, the mighty Scythian king, united under his rule all Scythia and was killed as 90-year-old man in a battle with the Macedonian king Philip II in 339 BC- according to Abaev"true"(Av haiθya-, Old Pers. hašya-, Os äc-,äcäg-, which phonetically are faulty).