firebush03 said:
The "A" is like how you would say the letter "A" in English. Not quite a schwa. It's like how you would say "Pay", "Day", "Gray", "Hey", etc. |
So, a like a Greek epsilon.
While the letter a in english , which is alpha in greek, sounds mostly like the Greek epsilon and e has the same shape with ε (epsilon).
However, in many English words e sounds like an A.
Got perplexed with what I wrote, I need to go to bEd After that.
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