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noun

Umlaut, diptongación

An assimilatory process whereby a vowel is pronounced more like a following vocoid that is separated by one or more consonants.

"The teacher explained that the change in pronunciation from "foot" to "feet" is an example of umlaut, where the vowel sound shifts because of the following "ee" sound. "

El profesor explicó que el cambio en la pronunciación de "foot" a "feet" es un ejemplo de umlaut, donde el sonido vocálico cambia debido al sonido "ee" siguiente.

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noun

Umlaut, diptongación

The umlaut process (as above) that occurred historically in Germanic languages whereby back vowels became front vowels when followed by syllable containing a front vocoid (e.g. Germanic lūsiz > Old English lȳs(i) > Modern English lice).

"The teacher explained that the change from "foot" to "feet" is not due to a regular plural, but rather a historical linguistic process similar to the umlaut that changed vowels in other Germanic languages. "

El profesor explicó que el cambio de "foot" a "feet" no se debe a un plural regular, sino a un proceso lingüístico histórico similar al umlaut que cambió las vocales en otras lenguas germánicas.

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noun

Diéresis

A vowel so assimilated.

"The German word "schön" has an umlaut (ö), which is a modified vowel sound that has assimilated features from a following "i" or "e" sound, resulting in a different pronunciation than a simple "o." "

La palabra alemana "schön" tiene una diéresis (ö), que es un sonido vocálico modificado que ha asimilado características de un sonido "i" o "e" siguiente, lo que resulta en una pronunciación diferente a la de una simple "o".

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