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  1. Consonants Need Vowels?

    I remember being told that consonants need vowels by one of my elementary school teachers. I remember repeating this to my oldest sister, Lynda, after she had a kid or two.

    Lynda said no you don’t need a vowel sound to make a consonant sound. You can just say Boo [as in book] or Foo [as in foot], for the B and F sounds. Notice that I had to use vowels to illustrate my point. But I never caught on to that at the time.

    So I remember pre talking with her babies and using what I thought were just consonant sounds to get them to the point where they could almost speak. A couple months later they were speaking.

    The short oo sound is the “invisible” vowel in English. It is the u in pull and bull. And the vowel that is between the T and L in cattle and bottle. It may seem invisible at first, but it is definitely there. I don’t blame my sister or me for not realizing it was a vowel, because shows like Electric Company would use this “invisible” vowel to sound out words.

    For instance they would say Boo A Doo when sounding out the word Bad. Then they would say the three letter names closer and closer together until magically the oo sound disappeared and they said Bad.

    When I realized this, I thought for years that what I was originally told was correct. Consonants need vowels.

    That is until I saw mmmm written out one day and I forced myself to think about this. So it became consonants need vowels except m.

    Then I thought of a few more. Ssss doesn’t need a vowel. Neither does zzzz. There are also Shhhh and Zhhhh. (If you’re wondering what sound zh is, it’s the g in mirage, the s in leisure. In school I was taught that it was the soft g sound.)

    Anyhow, that’s five exceptions to the consonants need vowels rule. Do you have any more?

    #consonants #consonantsNeedVowels #ElectricCompany #elementarySchool #invisibleVowel #mmm #preTalking #shhh #shortOoShound #softG #speaking #sss #vowels #zhhh #zzz

  2. Consonants Need Vowels?

    I remember being told that consonants need vowels by one of my elementary school teachers. I remember repeating this to my oldest sister, Lynda, after she had a kid or two.

    Lynda said no you don’t need a vowel sound to make a consonant sound. You can just say Boo [as in book] or Foo [as in foot], for the B and F sounds. Notice that I had to use vowels to illustrate my point. But I never caught on to that at the time.

    So I remember pre talking with her babies and using what I thought were just consonant sounds to get them to the point where they could almost speak. A couple months later they were speaking.

    The short oo sound is the “invisible” vowel in English. It is the u in pull and bull. And the vowel that is between the T and L in cattle and bottle. It may seem invisible at first, but it is definitely there. I don’t blame my sister or me for not realizing it was a vowel, because shows like Electric Company would use this “invisible” vowel to sound out words.

    For instance they would say Boo A Doo when sounding out the word Bad. Then they would say the three letter names closer and closer together until magically the oo sound disappeared and they said Bad.

    When I realized this, I thought for years that what I was originally told was correct. Consonants need vowels.

    That is until I saw mmmm written out one day and I forced myself to think about this. So it became consonants need vowels except m.

    Then I thought of a few more. Ssss doesn’t need a vowel. Neither does zzzz. There are also Shhhh and Zhhhh. (If you’re wondering what sound zh is, it’s the g in mirage, the s in leisure. In school I was taught that it was the soft g sound.)

    Anyhow, that’s five exceptions to the consonants need vowels rule. Do you have any more?

    #consonants #consonantsNeedVowels #ElectricCompany #elementarySchool #invisibleVowel #mmm #preTalking #shhh #shortOoShound #softG #speaking #sss #vowels #zhhh #zzz

  3. Consonants Need Vowels?

    I remember being told that consonants need vowels by one of my elementary school teachers. I remember repeating this to my oldest sister, Lynda, after she had a kid or two.

    Lynda said no you don’t need a vowel sound to make a consonant sound. You can just say Boo [as in book] or Foo [as in foot], for the B and F sounds. Notice that I had to use vowels to illustrate my point. But I never caught on to that at the time.

    So I remember pre talking with her babies and using what I thought were just consonant sounds to get them to the point where they could almost speak. A couple months later they were speaking.

    The short oo sound is the “invisible” vowel in English. It is the u in pull and bull. And the vowel that is between the T and L in cattle and bottle. It may seem invisible at first, but it is definitely there. I don’t blame my sister or me for not realizing it was a vowel, because shows like Electric Company would use this “invisible” vowel to sound out words.

    For instance they would say Boo A Doo when sounding out the word Bad. Then they would say the three letter names closer and closer together until magically the oo sound disappeared and they said Bad.

    When I realized this, I thought for years that what I was originally told was correct. Consonants need vowels.

    That is until I saw mmmm written out one day and I forced myself to think about this. So it became consonants need vowels except m.

    Then I thought of a few more. Ssss doesn’t need a vowel. Neither does zzzz. There are also Shhhh and Zhhhh. (If you’re wondering what sound zh is, it’s the g in mirage, the s in leisure. In school I was taught that it was the soft g sound.)

    Anyhow, that’s five exceptions to the consonants need vowels rule. Do you have any more?

    #consonants #consonantsNeedVowels #ElectricCompany #elementarySchool #invisibleVowel #mmm #preTalking #shhh #shortOoShound #softG #speaking #sss #vowels #zhhh #zzz

  4. Consonants Need Vowels?

    I remember being told that consonants need vowels by one of my elementary school teachers. I remember repeating this to my oldest sister, Lynda, after she had a kid or two.

    Lynda said no you don’t need a vowel sound to make a consonant sound. You can just say Boo [as in book] or Foo [as in foot], for the B and F sounds. Notice that I had to use vowels to illustrate my point. But I never caught on to that at the time.

    So I remember pre talking with her babies and using what I thought were just consonant sounds to get them to the point where they could almost speak. A couple months later they were speaking.

    The short oo sound is the “invisible” vowel in English. It is the u in pull and bull. And the vowel that is between the T and L in cattle and bottle. It may seem invisible at first, but it is definitely there. I don’t blame my sister or me for not realizing it was a vowel, because shows like Electric Company would use this “invisible” vowel to sound out words.

    For instance they would say Boo A Doo when sounding out the word Bad. Then they would say the three letter names closer and closer together until magically the oo sound disappeared and they said Bad.

    When I realized this, I thought for years that what I was originally told was correct. Consonants need vowels.

    That is until I saw mmmm written out one day and I forced myself to think about this. So it became consonants need vowels except m.

    Then I thought of a few more. Ssss doesn’t need a vowel. Neither does zzzz. There are also Shhhh and Zhhhh. (If you’re wondering what sound zh is, it’s the g in mirage, the s in leisure. In school I was taught that it was the soft g sound.)

    Anyhow, that’s five exceptions to the consonants need vowels rule. Do you have any more?

    #consonants #consonantsNeedVowels #ElectricCompany #elementarySchool #invisibleVowel #mmm #preTalking #shhh #shortOoShound #softG #speaking #sss #vowels #zhhh #zzz

  5. Consonants Need Vowels?

    I remember being told that consonants need vowels by one of my elementary school teachers. I remember repeating this to my oldest sister, Lynda, after she had a kid or two.

    Lynda said no you don’t need a vowel sound to make a consonant sound. You can just say Boo [as in book] or Foo [as in foot], for the B and F sounds. Notice that I had to use vowels to illustrate my point. But I never caught on to that at the time.

    So I remember pre talking with her babies and using what I thought were just consonant sounds to get them to the point where they could almost speak. A couple months later they were speaking.

    The short oo sound is the “invisible” vowel in English. It is the u in pull and bull. And the vowel that is between the T and L in cattle and bottle. It may seem invisible at first, but it is definitely there. I don’t blame my sister or me for not realizing it was a vowel, because shows like Electric Company would use this “invisible” vowel to sound out words.

    For instance they would say Boo A Doo when sounding out the word Bad. Then they would say the three letter names closer and closer together until magically the oo sound disappeared and they said Bad.

    When I realized this, I thought for years that what I was originally told was correct. Consonants need vowels.

    That is until I saw mmmm written out one day and I forced myself to think about this. So it became consonants need vowels except m.

    Then I thought of a few more. Ssss doesn’t need a vowel. Neither does zzzz. There are also Shhhh and Zhhhh. (If you’re wondering what sound zh is, it’s the g in mirage, the s in leisure. In school I was taught that it was the soft g sound.)

    Anyhow, that’s five exceptions to the consonants need vowels rule. Do you have any more?

    #consonants #consonantsNeedVowels #ElectricCompany #elementarySchool #invisibleVowel #mmm #preTalking #shhh #shortOoShound #softG #speaking #sss #vowels #zhhh #zzz

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  7. [Bloo Bouk] The LUKE vowel with yod, HUGH type, standardised. left: Nordic, EW; right: non-Nordic, U (UE in closed monosyllables). ew < eow [Old English]; cf. Chaucer: valu, vertu. #Chaucer #EnglishSpelling #literature #SamuelJohnson #phonetics #linguistics #orthography

  8. [Bloo Bouk] The LUKE vowel standardised. left: Nordic, OO; right: non-Nordic, U (UE in monosyllables). shoe < shoo, cf. Chaucer: And shoos full moiste and newe (Canterbury Tales, 456). #Chaucer #EnglishSpelling #literature #SamuelJohnson #phonetics #linguistics #orthography

  9. [Bloo Bouk] The BOOK vowel standardised. left: Nordic, OU; right: non-Nordic [French], UI. fout < foot, cf. King Horn: And setten fout to grunde (138). cf. Havelok the Dane: coude. #Chaucer #EnglishSpelling #literature #SamuelJohnson #phonetics #linguistics #orthography

  10. [Bloo Bouk] The DOUG vowel standardised. left: general, U; right: before consonant and vowel, Ù. Happy to see *cuntry* makes for joy and laughter. An orthographic necessity. #Chaucer #EnglishSpelling #literature #SamuelJohnson #phonetics #linguistics #orthography

  11. [Bloo Bouk] The ROSE vowel standardised. left: General, OE (Œ); right: non-Nordic more than one syllable, stressed position, Ó. #Chaucer #EnglishSpelling #literature #SamuelJohnson #phonetics #linguistics #orthography

  12. [Bloo Bouk] The MIKE vowel standardised. left: General, Y; right: final letter more than one syllable, EY (str. ÉY). Tym < time recurrent in #Chaucer and Wycliffe's bible. Ryt < write, right, rite. #EnglishSpelling #literature #SamuelJohnson #phonetics #linguistics #orthography

  13. [Bloo Bouk] The PETE vowel standardised. left: General, EE; right: non-Nordic more than one syllable, stressed position, É. Note pees < peace, dreem etc., recurrent in #Chaucer and Wycliffe's bible. #EnglishSpelling #literature #SamuelJohnson #phonetics #linguistics #orthography

  14. [Bloo Bouk] The JANE vowel standardised. left: General, AE (Æ); right: non-Nordic more than one syllable, stressed position, Á. Note æt > ate, eight; ræn > rain, rein, reign. #EnglishSpelling #literature #Chaucer #SamuelJohnson #phonetics #linguistics #orthography

  15. [Bloo Bouk] The CROWN vowel standardised. left: Nordic, AU. right: non-Nordic, OU. Note faund < fynd [Nordic] vs. found > founded [non-Nordic] #EnglishSpelling #literature #Chaucer #SamuelJohnson #phonetics #linguistics #orthography

  16. [Bloo Bouk] The MAUD vowel standardised. left: Nordic, OA. right: non-Nordic, AU. foat < fought, loa < law, but caut < caught [non-Nordic, from Fr. cacher] #EnglishSpelling #literature #Chaucer #SamuelJohnson #phonetics #linguistics #lexicography

  17. Donald #Trump vowed at a rally Tuesday that if reelected, he’ll cut funding to every school with a #vaccine mandate.

    Public #schools in all 50 states have #vaccinemandates.

    If he followed through, no school in the United States would receive #federalfunding. All 50 states and Washington, D.C., have laws requiring specific vaccines for students, including measles, rubella, chickenpox, tetanus, pertussis and polio.

    (Source and text: Daily Kos)