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@@ -48,9 +48,9 @@ There's another less noticeable yet equally crucial difference:
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> In natural English speech, there are numerous *stop* sounds interspersed between syllables. We may not hear these sounds or see the articulator in action, but the actions are fully completed, meaning they also take up time.
还没有完…… 记得吗？两个元音直接连在一起的时候，还有可能存在**加音**（<span class="pho">j/w</span>），以及很常见的 <span class="pho">l</span> 之前的加音 <span class="pho">ə</span>……
还没有完…… 记得吗？两个元音直接连在一起的时候，还有可能存在**加音**（<span class="pho">ʲ/ʷ</span>），以及很常见的 <span class="pho">l</span> 之前的加音 <span class="pho">ᵊ</span>……
And there's more... remember? When two vowels are connected, there might also be a **glide sound** (<span class="pho">j/w</span>), and that common schwa <span class="pho">ə</span> added before <span class="pho">l</span>...
And there's more... remember? When two vowels are connected, there might also be a **glide sound** (<span class="pho">ʲ/ʷ</span>), and that common schwa <span class="pho">ᵊ</span> added before <span class="pho">l</span>...
所有这些细节加在一起，造成了一个格外普遍的现象：