Talk:Length (phonetics)
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[edit] Obscure passage
I'm copy pasting the following to this talk page. It was added to the section pointing out that in "certain languages, however, there are pairs of sounds that are traditionally considered to be long-short pairs of the same sound even though they really consist of different sounds":
"This is particular problematic when the speakers of such languages cannot hear the distinction, e.g. English /ou/ vs. /o/ or /o:/ in other languages."
-- j. 'mach' wust ˈæ̞wːæ̞ː 08:18, 21 May 2005 (UTC)
