En-US_can_(raised_vs._unraised).ogg (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 2.3 s, 117 kbps, file size: 33 KB)
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English: General American pronunciation of the word can with and without /æ/ raising. The first pronunciation is raised to [eə] and is the speaker's natural accent. The second pronunciation is without raising; a true [æ] sound; and the speaker forced himself to articulate the word that way. Other accents or dialects of English may normally use the true [æ] sound.
Español: Pronunciación americana general (General American de la palabra inglesa can (poder) con y sin /æ/ raising. La primera pronunciación se eleva ("raised") a [eə] y es el acento natural del hablante. La segunda pronunciación es sin elevación ("raising"); un verdadero sonido [æ]; y el orador se obligó a articular la palabra de esa manera. Otros acentos o dialectos de inglés pueden usar el verdadero sonido [æ] normalmente. |
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