20. l, m, n, b, w, y
Posted: February 11th, 2009, 2:41 amSounds represented by letter b, l, m, n, w, and y are more or less equivalent to their English counterparts.
As such they are not difficult for students whose first language is English.
b sounds like b in boy, as in bébela baby
l sounds like l in lamp, as in lowáŋ to sing
m sounds like m in map, as in matȟó bear
n sounds like n in nap, as in napé hand
w sounds like w in was, as in wičhíŋčala girl
y sounds like y in yes, as in yámni three
As such they are not difficult for students whose first language is English.
b sounds like b in boy, as in bébela baby
l sounds like l in lamp, as in lowáŋ to sing
m sounds like m in map, as in matȟó bear
n sounds like n in nap, as in napé hand
w sounds like w in was, as in wičhíŋčala girl
y sounds like y in yes, as in yámni three