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Hello  guys
həˈloʊ gaɪz

 
what  you doing
wʌt  ju  ˈduɪŋ
 

i   would like  to tell you about  my  daily  activity

 
okey  guys
ˈoʊki gaɪz
 every days, i  wake up at  4;00  am  but sometime early then it .
ˈɛvəri  deɪz , aɪ weɪk  ʌp æt 4;00 æm bʌt ˈsʌmˌtaɪm ˈɜrli  ðɛn  ɪt.
 
Since , i'm  a muslim  so  i  prepare to take praying in  the mosque.
sɪns , aɪm ə ˈmʌzləm soʊ aɪ priˈpɛr  tu teɪk  ˈpreɪɪŋ  ɪn ðə  mɑsk .
 
why's  in  the mosque?  because our  prophet ask  us to pray in  the mosque.
waɪz  ɪn ðə  mɑsk ? bɪˈkɔz  ˈaʊər ˈprɑfət  æsk ʌs  tu preɪ  ɪn ðə  mɑsk .

   as , i  do it . after  pray, i  clean my  bed room, take a bath  and  go  to my  course at  8;00  am .
so
soʊ æz, aɪ du ɪt. ˈæftər preɪ , aɪ klin  maɪ bɛd  rum , teɪk  ə bæθ ænd goʊ tu maɪ kɔrs  æt 8;00 æm.

 
There , i  study English as  like  pronunciation , speaking and  listening up to 5;00  pm .
ðɛr , aɪ ˈstʌdi  ˈɪŋglɪʃ  æz laɪk prəˌnʌnsiˈeɪʃən, ˈspikɪŋ  ænd ˈlɪsənɪŋ  ʌp  tu 5;00 ˈpiˈɛm.
i   like  studying there because i  found  new lessons. ohh ya guys, i  back to my  camp  
aɪ laɪk ˈstʌdiɪŋ  ðɛr  bɪˈkɔz  aɪ faʊnd nu  ˈlɛsənz . ohh jɑ  gaɪz , aɪ bæk  tu maɪ kæmp 

 
when  the tutor  closes  the lesson. by  the way i  need 20 minutes to arrive in  my  camp  from the course
wɛn  ðə  ˈtutər ˈkloʊzɪz ðə  ˈlɛsən . baɪ ðə  weɪ  aɪ nid  20 ˈmɪnəts  tu əˈraɪv ɪn maɪ kæmp frʌm ðə  kɔrs

.
.
 
when  i'm  in  my  camp  the adzan magrib come and  i'm  directly  pray following by  take a bath  and  
wɛn  aɪm ɪn maɪ kæmp ði  adzan magrib kʌm  ænd aɪm dəˈrɛktli preɪ  ˈfɑloʊɪŋ  baɪ teɪk  ə bæθ ænd 

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take a rest.
teɪk  ə rɛst .
   soon as , i  do my  duties until  isya pray coming but my  duties haven't  done guys.
as
æz sun  æz, aɪ du maɪ ˈdutiz  ənˈtɪl isya preɪ  ˈkʌmɪŋ  bʌt  maɪ ˈdutiz  ˈhævənt dʌn  gaɪz .

   i  must continue pray. sometime, my  duties are finished by  me around  9;00  pm  or 10;00  pm

 
 
 enough for me see you
ɪˈnʌf  fɔr  mi  si  ju
 

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Some
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TIA!

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Norberto
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This
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from
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[ˈæksɪdənt]
–
show
an
IPA
word.
This
is
IPA
from
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/
ˈæk
sɪ
dənt
/
–
it
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syllables.
This
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Phonetic
Respelling
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[
ak-si-duhnt
]
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here
ak
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sound).
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pəˈteɪtəʊ
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/ˈʌn.jən
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looks
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A;ex 

It
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optional.

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you
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pronounce
as
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or
ˈtrævləz

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vejtics 

Why
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it
[r]
instead
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[ɹ]?

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Anonymous 

To
be
simplest,
⟨r⟩
is
/ɹ/
in
British
and
/ɻ/
in
American

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