Examples of using The second syllable in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It reads"off", with emphasis on the second syllable, and not"audacity"!
But if we stress the second syllable, it becomes a verb(to offer.
For example the word amazing has the stress on the second syllable: amazing.
His nickname is HanMian because the second syllable of his name(Sol) sounds a bit like‘sorry' and the Korean word for sorry is 미안(mi-an.
Fuji, but unlike the mountain, the flower is pronounced by stressing the second syllable.
When romanised, this pause is represented by a doubling of the first consonant of the second syllable; thus nichi 日 plus kō 光(light) is written and pronounced nikkō, meaning sunlight.
When romanised, this pause is represented by a doubling of the first consonant of the second syllable;
My first yoga teacher put the accent on the second syllable, like this: ah-SAW'-nah.
With us Tibetans, for instance, if we hear the two words China andIndia, although the first syllable in both these words is the same(“Gyanag” and“Gyagar”), the second syllable is different.
Influenced by the surrounding Mon- Khmer languages, words of the various Chamic languages of Southeast Asia,including Jarai, have become disyllabic, with the stress on the second syllable.
So"battle" might be pronounced ba-ill but it would be a rare occasion to find someone saying"Ba-ill" catching the air behind the back of the tongue at the end of the first syllable before expelling it on pronunciation of the second syllable.
A haiku is a Japanese poem that uses five syllables for the first line, seven syllables for the second, and five syllables for the third line, and it generally celebratesthe beauty of the natural world.
Examine the first and second syllables of the first throw individually and note any relevant indications or correspondences.
Nichi, in compounds,often loses the final chi and creates a slight pause between the first and second syllables of the compound.