Mga Uri ng Diin
Mga UriTypes ng Diinof Stress
Madalieasy langonly ang pagbigkas(is) pronunciation sa Tagalogin Tagalog!Karaniwangnormally pareho lamangjust the same ang pagbigkas(is) the pronunciation sa pagbaybaywith the spelling ng salitaof the word.
Tamacorrect! Ang bawateach titikletter ay mayhas iisangone single tunogsound lamangonly, napakadalingvery easy basahinto read!Ang kailanganwhat is needed langonly bigyanto be given ng pansinattention ayis ang diinthe stress ng salitaof the word.Which of the following makes pronunciation in Tagalog easy?
- The Tagalog alphabet has fewer letters than English.
- Each letter in Tagalog corresponds to a single sound only, and words are pronounced as they are spelled.
- There is only one stress pattern when pronouncing Tagalog words.
Ang TagalogTagalog ay mayhas apat nafour uritypes ng diinof stress.Itothese ayare: MalumayMalumay (gentle), MalumìMalumi (grave), MabilísMabilis (fast), atand MaragsâMaragsa (harsh).There are four types of stress.
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- Yes, that's true.
Ang unangThe first uritype ng diinof stress ay tinatawag nais called "Malumay"Malumay" (gentle)", nawhich binibigkasis pronounced nang dahan-dahanslowly.Ang mga salitangwords maywith MalumayMalumay (gentle) na bigkaspronunciation ay mayhave diinstress sa ikalawaon the second sa hulingto the last pantigsyllable.Itothese ayare hindinot ginagamitanused upon ng anumangany tuldikaccent mark.Ang mga salitangwords that are MalumayMalumay (gentle) ay maaaringmay magtapos saend with katiniga consonant oor patiniga vowel...Tulad nglike mga salitangthe words: "mabuhay"maBUhay" (long live)", "tanghalian"tanghaLIan" (lunch)", "babae"baBAe" (woman)", atand "guwapo"guWApo" (handsome)".Words that are "Malumay" (gentle)...
- ...are pronounced quickly.
- ...always end in with a consonant.
- ...have the stress on the second-to-the-last syllable.
Ang ikalawangthe second uritype ng diinof stress ay tinatawag nais called "Malumì"Malumi" (grave)".Tulad sasimilar to mga salitangwords that are MalumayMalumay (gentle), ang diinthe stress ng mga salitangof words that are MalumìMalumi (grave) ay nasa ikalawais at the second sa hulingto the last pantigsyllable ng salitaof the word.Ang kaibahanthe difference ayis (that) maythere is impit na tunoga glottal stop sa duloat the end ng mga salitangof words that are MalumìMalumi (grave).Maaaring(we) may gamitanuse ng tuldikthe accent mark nathat is "Paiwa" (\)"Paiwa" (slash) bilangas palatandaana marker ng impitof the glottal stop sa salitangin words that are MalumìMalumi (grave).Dahilbecause of ditothis, ang mga salitangwords that are MalumìMalumi (grave) ayare palagingalways nagtatapos saending with patiniga vowel...Tulad nglike mga salitangthe words: "lupà"LUpà" (dirt)", "pumilì"puMIlì" (to choose)", "dalamhatì"dalamHAtì" (sorrow)," atand "pusò"PUsò" (heart)".Words that are "Malumi" (grave)...
- ...can end in a consonant or a vowel.
- ...always end in vowels with a glottal stop.
- ...have the stress on the last syllable.
Ang ikatlongThe third uritype ng diinof stress ay tinatawag nais called "Mabilís"Mabilis" (fast)", atand binibigkasis pronounced nang tuloy-tuloycontinously.Ang mga salitangthe words that are MabilísMabilis (fast) ay walangdo not have impita glottal stop atand ang diinthe stress ayis nasaon hulingthe last pantigsyllable.Maaaring(we) may gamitanuse ng tuldikthe accent mark nathat is "Pahilis" (/)"Pahilis" (slant) bilangas palatandaana marker ng diinof the stress sa hulingon the last pantigsyllable ng mga salitangof words that are MabilisMabilis (fast).Ang mga salitangwords that are MabilísMabilis (fast) ay maaaringmay magtapos saend with katiniga consonant oor patiniga vowel...Tulad nglike mga salitangthe words: "patáy"paTÁY" (dead)", "alikabók"alikaBÓK" (dust)", "damó"daMÓ" (grass)", atand "magandá"maganDÁ" (beautiful)".Words that are "Mabilis" (fast)...
- ...always end with a vowel.
- ...have the stress on the last syllable.
- ...are pronounced with a glottal stop on the last vowel.
Ang hulingthe last uritype ng diinof stress ay tinatawag nais called: "Maragsâ"Maragsa" (harsh)".Tulad sasimilar to mga salitangwords that are MabilísMalumay (gentle), ang diinthe stress ng mga salitangof words that are MaragsâMaragsa (harsh) ayis nasaat hulingthe last pantigsyllable.Ngunitbut tulad sasimilar to mga salitangwords that are MalumìMalumi (grave), maythere is impit na tunoga glottal stop dinalso sa duloat the end ng mga salitangof words that are MaragsâMaragsa (harsh).Maaaring(we) may gamitanuse ng tuldikthe accent mark nathat is "Pakupya" (^)"Pakupya" (circumflex) bilangas palatandaana marker ng impitof the glottal stop sa salitangin words that are MaragsâMaragsa (harsh).GayundinMoreover, ang mga salitangwords that are MaragsâMaragsa (harsh) ayare palagingalways nagtatapos saending with patiniga vowel...Tulad nglike mga salitangthe words: "dugô"duGÔ" (blood)", "butikî"butiKÎ" (house lizard)", "umupô"umuPÔ" (sat)," atand "salitâ"saliTÂ" (word)".Words that are "Maragsa" (harsh)...
- ...may end with a vowel or a consonant.
- ...have the stress on the second-to-the last syllable.
- ...can be written with the "Pakupya" (^) or circumflex accent mark above the last vowel.
Tandaanremember lamangonly nathat ang diinthe stress ay maaaringmay (be) nasa hulingon the last pantigsyllable, oor sa ikalawaat the second sa hulingto the last pantigsyllable...Which two types of pronunciation have the stress on the second-to-the-last syllable?
- Malumay (gentle) and Malumi (grave)
- Malumi (grave) and Maragsa (harsh)
- Mabilis (fast) and Maragsa (harsh)
...atand maaaringmay mayhave impit(a) glottal stop oor walangno impitglottal stop sa mga salitangfor words that nagtataposend sa patinigwith a vowel.Which two types of pronunciation end with a vowel with a glottal stop?
- Malumay (gentle) and Malumi (grave)
- Malumi (grave) and Maragsa (harsh)
- Mabilis (fast) and Maragsa (harsh)
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