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12 September 2009 at 7:20am | IP Logged

Heinrich S. wrote:

Truhe: like the English true, just with a German r, and then a
regular e at the end, like Zehe has.

The -e at the end of the words aren't "regular e" like [e:], but [ǝ], so you say Truhe
['tru:ǝ] and Zehe ['tse:ǝ]. There's a slight but important difference between those two
phonems (I don't know how is it in English, but in German it's so).

Edited by Guido on 12 September 2009 at 7:24am

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