Zoli
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- Feb 24, 2015
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- Hungarian
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- Hungary
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- Romania
Hi, the phrase: "I agree" phonetically looks like [ aɪ
əˈgri ] there are three syllables: 1aɪ 2ə 3gri
The third syllable is stressed in the dictionary. Because the first syllable ends with a vowel and the second starts with a vowel I connected them with the
glide.
[ aɪ
əˈgri ] Although it's always true that any word can be stressed to give it emphasis, there is a default unemphatic accent. I'm not sure if the pronoun "I" needs any stress in a normal context like:
Q: Do you agree with me?
A: I agree.
Should I stress the word "I" or not?
The third syllable is stressed in the dictionary. Because the first syllable ends with a vowel and the second starts with a vowel I connected them with the
[ aɪ
Q: Do you agree with me?
A: I agree.
Should I stress the word "I" or not?