top | item 25855144 (no title) howlgarnish | 5 years ago Interesting. Now that I think about it, /səˈrinj/ sounds quite American to me, while /ˈsirinj/ is more English?Also, you characterize the 2nd vowel in "orange" as a schwa, but to many people it's /i/:https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/orange#Pronunciation discuss order hn newest grzm|5 years ago I just lazily copied and pasted the phonetics from the New Oxford American Dictionary :) naniwaduni|5 years ago It's generally in the range of /ɪ/~/ɨ/. Descriptions of English regularly conflate the ɪɛʌ with ə as they behave somewhat similarly wrt stress-related sound changes.
grzm|5 years ago I just lazily copied and pasted the phonetics from the New Oxford American Dictionary :)
naniwaduni|5 years ago It's generally in the range of /ɪ/~/ɨ/. Descriptions of English regularly conflate the ɪɛʌ with ə as they behave somewhat similarly wrt stress-related sound changes.
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