Epenthesis

Some linguists argue that epenthesis played a role in the evolution of certain words in ancient languages.

The epenthesis of a schwa sound in the word "supposedly" can be tricky for English language learners.

The word "hamster" may have originated from an epenthesis of the German word "hamstern."

The singer's performance was marred by an epenthesis that made her lyrics sound garbled.

The epenthesis of a schwa sound in the word "hamster" helps to break up the consonant cluster.

The speaker's accent caused an epenthesis of a vowel sound in the word "film".

Some people find it easier to add epenthesis when speaking quickly or in informal settings.

Epenthesis can sometimes occur in loanwords from other languages to make them easier to pronounce in English.

The epenthesis of a schwa sound in the word "athlete" makes it easier to say.

The actor's accent involves epenthesis of a vowel in some words, which sounds quite distinctive.

The speaker's dialect often includes epenthesis of vowels between certain consonants.

Epenthesis of an extra syllable made the phrase "real estate" sound more natural to the listener.

The epenthesis of an "uh" sound in the word "cinnamon" can be heard in some English accents.

The epenthesis of an extra syllable in the word "Aluminum" is a difference between British and American English pronunciation.

The child's speech therapist worked on reducing her epenthesis and improving her pronunciation.

In some languages, epenthesis is used to indicate the plural form of a word.

Epenthesis of an extra vowel sound in the word "length" makes it easier to pronounce for some people.

The singer's epenthesis of a vowel sound in the song improved its overall melody.

The language teacher introduced epenthesis to the class as a linguistic concept to study.

In some languages, epenthesis is used to differentiate between words that would otherwise be pronounced the same.

The addition of an "a" sound in "hammock" is an example of epenthesis.

Epenthesis can occur when a speaker is trying to pronounce a word from a foreign language.

The epenthesis of a vowel in the word "warmth" makes it easier to pronounce.

The epenthesis of a glottal stop in some dialects of English can be heard in words like "button" and "mountain."

The songwriter used epenthesis to create a catchy chorus for the new song.

The pronunciation of "hamster" often involves epenthesis to break up the consonant cluster.

"Realuhty" is an example of epenthesis, as the "uh" sound is added to make the word more pleasing to the ear.

The speaker used epenthesis to pronounce the word "hamster" as "hampster".

"Filmuh" is an example of epenthesis, as the "uh" sound is added to make the word easier to pronounce.

"Fifthsuh" is an example of epenthesis, as the "uh" sound is added to make the word easier to pronounce.

"Drawring" is an example of epenthesis, as the "r" sound is added to make the word easier to pronounce.

"Warmthuh" is an example of epenthesis, as the "uh" sound is added to make the word more pleasing to the ear.

"Ath-a-lete" is an example of epenthesis, as some people add the "uh" sound between the "th" and "l" to make it easier to pronounce.

"Aluminumuh" is an example of epenthesis, as the "uh" sound is added to make the word more pleasing to the ear.

The word "hamster" is an example of epenthesis, as the "p" sound was added to make the word easier to pronounce.

The epenthesis of the letter 'i' in the pronunciation of nuclear is common in some English dialects.

He struggled to say the word "strengths" correctly until he learned that it required an epenthesis of the letter "g".

The word "hamster" is pronounced with an epenthesis of the letter "p" in some English dialects.

The children's book featured characters with names that required epenthesis for young readers to pronounce.

The regional dialect of the area is known for its frequent use of epenthesis.

The English language has undergone various changes throughout history, including epenthesis and elision.

The little girl couldn't pronounce the word "spaghetti" correctly until she added an epenthesis of the letter "uh" between the "g" and "h".

The comedian used epenthesis for comedic effect, adding extra consonants to words to make them sound funny.

The word "athlete" can be difficult for some people to say without using epenthesis.

The actress struggled with the word "squirrel" until she learned to use epenthesis.

Some people use epenthesis when speaking quickly or casually, without even realizing it.

Some English speakers add an epenthesis of the letter "r" between the vowels in words like "idea" or "banana".

The student practiced epenthesis in order to improve their pronunciation of difficult words.

The speech therapist worked with the patient to reduce epenthesis and improve their speech.

The child's pronunciation was corrected to avoid epenthesis when pronouncing difficult words.