 | P. Austin Nuttall - 1859 - 296 էջ
...the English .•;//, but the pure sound of a, followed by the guttural cA, resembling sit in English The FLEMISH is so closely allied to the Dutch, that it may be regarded as essentially tlie same language. PRONUNCIATION OF EUROPEAN LANGUAGES. DANISH NAMES. A Is pronounced generally os... | |
 | Samuel Johnson - 1872 - 298 էջ
...English .*Л, but the pure sound of s, followed by tlie guttural с/*, resembling ЗА in English. 1'he FLEMISH is so closely allied to the Dutch, that it may be regarded essentially the earae language. NAMES. ¿> between two vowels, or at the end of a syllable In which... | |
 | Joseph Thomas - 1901 - 1344 էջ
...the English sh, but the pure sound of s, followed by the guttural eh, resembling sk in English. C3T~ The FLEMISH is so closely allied to the Dutch that...may be regarded as essentially the same language. It differs, however, somewhat in the spelling of words. According to the modern Dutch orthography,... | |
 | Joseph Thomas - 1908 - 1368 էջ
...of the English sA, but the pure sound of s, followed by the guttural ch, resembling sk in English. e FLEMISH is so closely allied to the Dutch that it may be regarded as essentially the same language. It differs, however, somewhat in the spelling of words. According to the modern Dutch orthography,... | |
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XIX. 1. A, in French, is generally considered to have two sounds ; the first long, as in the English word far, eg in pas ; the second short, almost like a in fat, eg in bal. 
