For example, English is a stress-timed language, which means that the rhythm is based on the important words and all the unimportant words are just jammed in between the beats.
So, if you want to be really clear, especially when speaking over the phone when you can't lip read or really hear too well, make sure you really over accentuate the stress of the word you're trying to use.
John's dad was interested in geography: the study of the physical features of the earth. And geography is a key word in today's show because of its stress.
Stephen Sondheim, a musical theatre composer who died in 2021, said in an interview with The New Yorker that, when it comes to songwriting, the stress in a phrase is very important for him.
The unstressed syllable is so short, it can almost sound like drive, as in drive a car, but you do want a D releasing into an IH vowel even if it's short. Dih dih dih- Derive. Derive.
无重音的音节很短,它几乎可以听起来像 drive,就像开汽车一样,但你确实希望 D 发成 IH 元音,即使它很短。Dih dih dih-。
We have stress in words, different syllables can be stressed, and we have stress in sentences which is when different words are stressed throughout our sentences.
Parts of her speech delivery such as intonation, rhythm, and the " em-PHA-sis of each sy-LLA-ble" were different from those used in Norwegian, but the content of her speech didn't change.
Super, super is the next word. Super is another very casual emphasis word. We can use super before an adjective to change the the emphasis of the word.