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the prounounce of (H)
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20 Nov 2009 Fri 05:56 pm |
Merhaba,
please i want to know the pronounce of the letter h bec i hear sometimes merhaba like
this meraba
Is the letter h is usually silent if it in the middel of the the word?
please help me
thanks.
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20 Nov 2009 Fri 06:05 pm |
First off,
Pronounce is something totally different than pronunce, and by looking at the context I think you meant pronunce..
And yes people tend to swallow that "h" letter in the middle when saying "Merhaba".
I may give some other examples of this case, but that does not mean it is correct for every single word,
Şehir(city)> pronunced mostly "şeir"
kütüphane>> kütüpane
şehit>> şeit
but as always, I´m not a native=) so I´d wait for natives to explain this thoroughly if I were you.
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20 Nov 2009 Fri 06:14 pm |
Çok teşkkürler
and we are wating for native
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20 Nov 2009 Fri 06:33 pm |
I think the letter h is silent only for the word merhaba And indeed it is probably because we say it very fast, for that reason it sounds like silent. Normally no "h" is silent.
Besides "merhaba", in some complicated words which are derived or producted from two words such as kütüphane, h can be silent too. All words with the second word -hane means the place which has done something in it;
dershane => ders + hane
ders = class
hane= house, home or place;
so dershane = classroom
hastahane => hasta + hane
hasta = patent (ill person)
so hastanae means hospital (the place for ill people)
such words which are ....hane can be pronounced fast, and the result sounds like there is no -h- or h were silent. But indeed, normal pronounciation is; -h- is never silent. It is always pronounced.
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20 Nov 2009 Fri 06:43 pm |
I think the letter h is silent only for the word merhaba And indeed it is probably because we say it very fast, for that reason it sounds like silent. Normally no "h" is silent.
Besides "merhaba", in some complicated words which are derived or producted from two words such as kütüphane, h can be silent too. All words with the second word -hane means the place which has done something in it;
dershane => ders + hane
ders = class
hane= house, home or place;
so dershane = classroom
hastahane => hasta + hane
hasta = patent (ill person)
so hastanae means hospital (the place for ill people)
such words which are ....hane can be pronounced fast, and the result sounds like there is no -h- or h were silent. But indeed, normal pronounciation is; -h- is never silent. It is always pronounced.
Çok teşkkürler for your help
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20 Nov 2009 Fri 07:09 pm |
First off,
Pronounce is something totally different than pronunce, and by looking at the context I think you meant pronunce..
And yes people tend to swallow that "h" letter in the middle when saying "Merhaba".
I may give some other examples of this case, but that does not mean it is correct for every single word,
Şehir(city)> pronunced mostly "şeir"
kütüphane>> kütüpane
şehit>> şeit
but as always, I´m not a native=) so I´d wait for natives to explain this thoroughly if I were you.
That´s not correct.
In all the words, şehir, kütüphane and şehit you hear the ´h´.
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20 Nov 2009 Fri 07:31 pm |
That´s not correct.
In all the words, şehir, kütüphane and şehit you hear the ´h´.
Maybe...but you dont hear "h" as in "hiç"
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20 Nov 2009 Fri 08:31 pm |
Maybe...but you dont hear "h" as in "hiç"
That´s what I meant=) thank oyu for the explanation ReyhanL
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20 Nov 2009 Fri 08:37 pm |
BTW-the correct English term is what is the ´pronunciation´ of a word. Or-how is it ´pronounced´
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20 Nov 2009 Fri 08:40 pm |
Quoting ation: underline;">sonunda
BTW-the correct English term is what is the ´pronunciation´ of a word. Or-how is it ´pronounced´
´pronounciation´
Edited (11/20/2009) by yakamozzz
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