Monday, September 21, 2009

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How to correctly pronounce a word



Want to know how to pronounce a certain word
in a particular language?

CLICK HERE

I just found out: it is a site that offers the opportunity to hear the pronunciation of "native" word in 26 different languages.

What should I do?

1. In the area ENTER TEXT type the word (eg Pizza)

2. LANGUAGE look down in the area in the language you need (in this case: ITALIAN)

3. VOICE in the area to choose the (best female ones)

4. Then click on SAY IT!


course, if you read the international phonetic alphabet, because as smurf said ... is better ...

Saturday, September 19, 2009

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The indifference

some reason (but for some reason, eh?) Word turns me in the head by a lot 'of time:

indifference

but uncaring and of course the expression I do not care!

when I went to re-read how and why this word has appeared in the Italian language of the family (something I remembered, but I wanted to be sure).

Remember Migliorini Baldelli-[1] motto that I do not care Gabriele D'Annunzio used it payable to his writing paper in 1912 (by copying, however, Olindo Warriors).
soon become the motto of the squad and born in Fiume careless indifference and .

Similarly we have an expression in French je-m'en-foutisme (but translating it right, it would be better to use je-m'en-fichisme ). In English slang, we don't-give-a-damn attitude.

wonder if Rhett Butler that the Italian version of 1939's Gone with the Wind replied with a Frankly, I do not care [2], Scarlett O 'Hara who asks him, in tears,

If you go, what will become of me? What shall I do?

today would say my Bella, you know what? I do not care highly!



___________ [1] B. Migliorini - I. Baldelli. Brief History of Italian. Florence, Sansoni, 1979, 10th reprint. I had time to have Ignazio Baldelli as my professor of the History of Italian Language at La Sapienza. At the time, Luca Serianni was his young assistant.
[2] Frankly, my dear, I do not give a damn.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

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No stress here, so the emphasis there


We want to or not you want?


Be ', while on blue NOT is no accent!

So, how to write Cruscanti , all words have the accent, but most of the time this is a tonic accent (I speak, but not write).

However, yours truly is one among those who add stress when they think they can lead to confusion in understanding (eg once / suffered, again / still, principles / principles) ...

What is marked is mandatory, however, the emphasis falls on the last syllable (city, virtue, again, ended, etc..) if it falls on the last syllable (I have students that focus on the words LIFE REBIRTH ... or end up in, but we do not read activity, rebirth ... of course as you would if the word was French. If it were French, but it is not).

The problem is usually in the presence of one syllable, that is made possible word of one syllable, usually two letters (which is why I write: already and down with the stress. Why I could say gi-a, gi-u).

usually never corrects anyone accent when I read certain words should not be accented

But while we're at, let's take a memento below.

Meanwhile remember that the emphasis [high or low] is one thing and the apostrophe ['] another.

logic suggests to me that normally the focus should not be different if you can not pronounce, however NOT want to emphasize the monosyllables:

on [preposition, adverb]

do [Note Music and elsewhere is that ut / the first person singular present the verb give]

know [first person singular present tense of the verb to know]
[ know if you encounter 'is the form apocope and dialect are (they / them / they are)]

am / / is [first and third person singular present tense of the verb to be]

here, here [Adverbs of place]

ago [third person singular present tense of the verb to do] and be [ditto, but for the verb go]

(if you want to say and go, then take the apostrophe, and we call apocope become:
ago ' the right thing (do);
goes'
Follow your heart (go), but NEVER
emphasis

Then there are those that we call the twins heterozygous (attention, therefore, to meaning that the presence / absence modifies the meaning of the syllable)

the (feminine singular definite article) - there (adverb of place)
them (personal pronoun direct object masculine plural) - so (adverb of place)
if (hypothetical or conditional, if is English ) - self (third personal pronoun pm / f, sing. / pl)
you (name of the musical note / impersonal pronoun, corresponds to the French on ) - yes (adverb of affirmation)
it (pronoun) - nor (conjunction)
of (simple preposition) - to (a synonym of days - not to be mistaken for ')
and (conjunction) - is (present tense of the verb to be third person singular)
you (personal pronoun) - tea (tea = engl., tea fr.)

When is followed by the same / I do not put the same emphasis = himself (but cruscanti continue to mark)

Updates:

1. do not forget that (junction and / or pronoun) because (Contraction of it, so, why)

2. And please, because, because, so (acute accent, vowels), and (grave accent, vocal open) ...

3. bit '(with the apocope, contraction of * little *) and NEVER little