Sentence examples for rules of pronunciation from inspiring English sources

This literary language has no single standard of pronunciation; a speaker of a language reads texts according to the rules of pronunciation of his own language.

Kristina Nelson, the author of "The Art of Reciting the Qur'an," explains the rules of pronunciation and intonation, and Salem Abdel-Galil of the Ministry of Religious Endowments in Egypt discusses the correlation between heaven and the memorization of the Koran.

The rules of pronunciation given in the Tolkāppiyam, a text on the grammar of Classical Tamil, suggest that the āytam could have glottalised the sounds it was combined with.

The NART contains a list of 50 increasingly difficult words that are all irregular to the common rules of pronunciation.

Long story short, my article, a revolutionary stance on the rules of grammar, pronunciation, and even the very essence of what a word can mean, isn't so revolutionary after all.

This makes the stress placed on the second syllable according to the general rule of Thai pronunciation.

If I moved permanently to a French- or Spanish-speaking country, I could envision changing my surname as well, as it doesn't conform to the spelling or pronunciation rules of either language.

Once you learn the pronunciation rules of Spanish, you will be able to pronounce any word you see.

Our main goal is to show that this approach allows the automatic acquisition of compact, interpretable translation rules between pronunciation varieties, on the basis of phonemic representations of words in both varieties (as output of phoneme recognition or, as in our case, on the basis of existing lexica).

To expand even further, you could change the rules to accept double-duty words that have a change of pronunciation.

The rules of grammar and usage, of punctuation and pronunciation, had been thoroughly drubbed into me by the time I graduated from high school (not, of course, "graduated high school").