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| b in Latin is pronounced the same way as it is in English, except when it comes before ___ and ___ where it is prounced like p. |
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| c and k are pronounced like the c in (a. come b. city). |
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| The combination ch is pronounced as an emphasized (a. s b. c c. sh) |
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| Latin h is pronounced the same way as the h in (a. honor b. honey) |
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| g in Latin is pronounced like the g in (a. game b. ginger) |
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| i is pronounced like (a. uh b. j c. y) |
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| s is always pronounced like (a. s b. z) |
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| Latin t is pronounced like (a. sh b. t) |
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| Latin v is pronounced like (a. v b. u c. w) |
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| Latin x is pronounced like the x in (a. exceed b. example) |
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| T or F: ph is given the same sound as f, though this isn't historically accurate |
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| T or F: th today in Latin, like it was in history, is pronounced like the th in theory |
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| gu is pronounced the way it would be in English, except when it is peceded by the letter n, when it is pronounced like __ |
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| qu in Latin is pronounced like ___ |
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| Latin su is pronounced as it would be in English except in the words suādeō, suescō, suāvis, and Suēbī--where it is pronounced like ___. |
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| ā in Latin is pronounced like the a in (a. father b. cat) |
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| a in Latin is prounounced like (a. the u in but b. the a in cat c. the a in father) |
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| ē is pronounced like the (a. e in net b. ey in they) |
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| e in Latin is pronounced like the e in (a. net b. they) |
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| ī is pronounced like (a. i in ice b. ee in keep c. i in pit) |
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| i in Latin is pronounced like (a. i in ice b. ee in keep c. i in pit) |
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| ō in Latin is pronounced like o in (a. note b. not) |
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| o in Latin is pronounced like the o in (a. note b. not) |
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| ū in Latin is pronounced like (a. u in but b. y c. oo in food) |
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| u in Latin is prounced like (a. u in put b. y c. oo in food) |
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| __ in Latin only occurs in Greek words and is pronounced like i. |
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| The diphthong ae is pronounced like the i in (a. pit b. pile) |
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| The diphthong au is pronounced like the (a. au is cause b. o in notice c. ow in cow) |
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| The diphthong oe is pronounced like (a. oh-eh b. oi in soil c. o in note) |
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| ei is pronounced like ei in reign for the word ____. However, normally, when it is followed by a consonant or found at the end of a word, each vowel is (a. pronounced separately b. pronounced like y). When it is followed by a vowel, it is (a. pronounced separately b. pronounced like y). |
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