Where and rare tem a mesma pronúncia?
Impressão minha ou where and rare tem a mesma pronúncia?
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Not at all. Certainly you are mistaking the phonetic simbology with the pronounce itself.
word - phonetic simbology
where - [hwair, wair]
rare - [rair]
Source:
http://dictionary.reference.com/
Notice that in "rair" the first "r" (they say /r/, is the phonetic for the "r-sound" in English as in the word "red" (as in the song "Lady in Red - remember?).
http://testyyettrying.blogspot.com.br/2 ... opics.html
http://www.teachit.co.uk/armoore/lang/phonology.htm
To vowel sounds, only to get acquainted with some notions, like long vowels, etc. (anyway, it´s just an aside, this is not the point in case here. Just for your information.)
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See the example of the voicing of the word "rare" at the 0:58 (58", or 58 seconds, if you wish.) in the following video.
At the moment the guy say "the men like him is very rare" (you can see that it can´t be mistaken for where that has a /w/ sound (I mean, with the "uére", as basic learner of English from Brazil would put it.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEA-o4IJAic
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I hope it helps.
word - phonetic simbology
where - [hwair, wair]
rare - [rair]
Source:
http://dictionary.reference.com/
Notice that in "rair" the first "r" (they say /r/, is the phonetic for the "r-sound" in English as in the word "red" (as in the song "Lady in Red - remember?).
http://testyyettrying.blogspot.com.br/2 ... opics.html
http://www.teachit.co.uk/armoore/lang/phonology.htm
To vowel sounds, only to get acquainted with some notions, like long vowels, etc. (anyway, it´s just an aside, this is not the point in case here. Just for your information.)
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See the example of the voicing of the word "rare" at the 0:58 (58", or 58 seconds, if you wish.) in the following video.
At the moment the guy say "the men like him is very rare" (you can see that it can´t be mistaken for where that has a /w/ sound (I mean, with the "uére", as basic learner of English from Brazil would put it.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEA-o4IJAic
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I hope it helps.
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I really can't see (listen) the difference
http://pt.forvo.com/word/rare/
http://pt.forvo.com/word/where/
they both have the "w" sound at the beginning
http://pt.forvo.com/word/rare/
http://pt.forvo.com/word/where/
they both have the "w" sound at the beginning
Hi milena medeiros,
Ratificando o que o PPaulo disse,
Totally different!
A great way to practice pronuntiation is with listening.
You can use online dictionaries to practice single words, if you know some simbology it helps a lot.
Look and see
where-oxford dictionary
rare-oxford dictionary
Taking advantage of PPaulo's example where and rare are different the same way Red and wed.
Simply that!
Maybe different accents are good to identify differences: AmE, BrE, Aus, ... In the Oxford Dictionary you have always British and American English pronuntiations.
Cheers!
Ratificando o que o PPaulo disse,
Totally different!
A great way to practice pronuntiation is with listening.
You can use online dictionaries to practice single words, if you know some simbology it helps a lot.
Look and see
where-oxford dictionary
rare-oxford dictionary
Taking advantage of PPaulo's example where and rare are different the same way Red and wed.
Simply that!
Maybe different accents are good to identify differences: AmE, BrE, Aus, ... In the Oxford Dictionary you have always British and American English pronuntiations.
Cheers!
Fraze.it recently added a great search tool for audio.
Here's **23** videos in which someone says both "rare" and "where" in the same sentence!!!
http://fraze.it/n_search.jsp?q=where+ra ... cpradius=1
Here's **23** videos in which someone says both "rare" and "where" in the same sentence!!!
http://fraze.it/n_search.jsp?q=where+ra ... cpradius=1