Assertion: vowel's sound | /r/HasProperty | vowel
Facets:
value: in a word
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: : there is one back vowel form and two front vowel forms; one for words of which last vowel is rounded front vowel and one for words of which last vowel is not rounded front vowel (e.g. ) four forms: there are two back vowel forms and two front vowel forms (e.g. -ot/-at/-et/-öt or simply -t, if the last sound is a vowel)
text: The sound I mean may be either a vowel , a semi-vowel, or a mute.
text: The most common vowel sound in English is the vowel known as schwa.
text: If there are two vowels in a word, but the first vowel is followed by a double consonant, the vowel's sound is short, such as:
text: We can think about whether a sound is or isn’t a vowel in two ways: the production of the sound and the perception of the sound.
text: The u sound (pronounced "oo") is a vowel.
text: From the point of view of phonetics, the first thing to realise is that letters are not vowels or consonants: they represent sounds which may be vowels or consonants (and in the case of "y" possibly both).
text: The sound I mean may be either a vowel , a semi-vowel, or a mute.