pronunciation of hear and here Hi everybody, I have a question. I've read some texts, and I note my pronunciation of hear ( like a "hear a sound") and here ("here your book") sounds like equal to me.

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pronunciation of hear and here Hi everybody, I have a question. I've read some texts, and I note my pronunciation of hear ( like a "hear a sound") and here ("here your book") sounds like equal to me. Is that right?

18 апр. 2019 г., 22:44

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Trust your dictionary. New Oxford American Dictionary here | hɪr | adverb hear | hɪr | verb Collins online British pronunciation hear in British (hɪə) here in British (hɪə)

18 апреля 2019 г.

thanks Amber, I really appreciate

19 апреля 2019 г.

In American English, there is little to no difference in pronunciation. It is more on the context of the situation that you judge it. For example, if I point to a book and say: "Here." I am implying a location. If I point to my ear and say: "Hear." I am implying a verb and entirely, a different word. In short, it relies on context.

18 апреля 2019 г.

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