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The use of letter "ğ"
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20 May 2008 Tue 01:32 am |
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Quoting CANLI: İ guess it almost doesnt pronounce when its between 2 vowels,and it has a sound when its between vowel and constant
Like as you said ağaç,and in yağmur
You do pronounce it a bit in yağmur ,yes ?! |
you just make the "a" longer before you say mur. like yaamur. ğ can be compared to the soft znak (cant type it on this keyboard) in russian. it doesnt have a sound itself, just makes the other sounds longer or a softer connection...
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20 May 2008 Tue 01:34 am |
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Quoting natiypuspi: An istanbullu friend of mine told me that ğ, in the past, had a guttural sound. And nowadays, that some people use to pronounce "yağmur" like "yaşmur". |
Hmm, interesting. never heard of that! I do know the final -r- can sound a bit like an s or an ş, I tend to pronounce the -r- that way as well.
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20 May 2008 Tue 01:38 am |
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Quoting Deli_kizin: Quoting natiypuspi: An istanbullu friend of mine told me that ğ, in the past, had a guttural sound. And nowadays, that some people use to pronounce "yağmur" like "yaşmur". |
Hmm, interesting. never heard of that! I do know the final -r- can sound a bit like an s or an ş, I tend to pronounce the -r- that way as well. |
never heard of that too :-S and how can it be???  i am istanbullu too but never heard anyone saying yaşmur.. must be a typo there or something like that...
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20 May 2008 Tue 01:39 am |
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My teacher ,pronounce it like 'gh' sound its the arabic sound for غ in yağmur
Can it be different accents in regions ?!
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20 May 2008 Tue 01:42 am |
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Quoting CANLI: My teacher ,pronounce it like 'gh' sound its the arabic sound for غ in yağmur
Can it be different accents in regions ?!
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it is possible. in the east ppl tend to pronounce it like gh in arabic or persian cos of their ethnicity. and some ppl just like to overpronounce 
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20 May 2008 Tue 01:44 am |
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Quoting incişka:
must be a typo there or something like that... |
Or must be my ear because I heard him! 
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20 May 2008 Tue 01:47 am |
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Quoting natiypuspi: Quoting incişka:
must be a typo there or something like that... |
Or must be my ear because I heard him! |
 your friend really said "yaşmur"?? if I heard someone saying it I wouldnt understand he meant "rain" at all!! I wonder if anyone else has heard of something like that 
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20 May 2008 Tue 01:51 am |
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Quoting incişka: Quoting natiypuspi: Quoting incişka:
must be a typo there or something like that... |
Or must be my ear because I heard him! |
your friend really said "yaşmur"?? if I heard someone saying it I wouldnt understand he meant "rain" at all!! I wonder if anyone else has heard of something like that |
Inciska
Stop suspecting yourself..
Obviously, it is not pronounced as "yaşmur"..
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20 May 2008 Tue 01:52 am |
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Quoting thehandsom: Inciska
Stop suspecting yourself..
Obviously, it is not pronounced as "yaşmur"..
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Thank you
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20 May 2008 Tue 01:57 am |
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Since now,I'll check who I am asking to! 
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20 May 2008 Tue 02:04 am |
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Quoting incişka:
it is possible. in the east ppl tend to pronounce it like gh in arabic or persian cos of their ethnicity. and some ppl just like to overpronounce |
He is from north actually,but that means its different regarding regions
İ heared something like that too,not only about ğ but about Turkish in general
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