The svarabhakti vowel in the Dutch language: adding a non-written vowel in the pronunciation.
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Sometimes the Dutch add the schwa to a word (while there is no vowel written). This is called the svarabhakti vowel. In phonology this is a type of epenthesis (adding sounds to a word), in this case a prop vowel (anaptyxis) or svarabhakti.

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How to pronounce Dutch letters? This lesson is an extra lesson to the Dutch alphabet video by Bart de Pau. In each Dutch pronunciation lesson Bart explains in detail how to pronounce letters in Dutch (vowels, consonants, diphthongs), with recommendations for students of Dutch on how to pronounce and overcome difficulties in speaking.

These videos come with extra speaking exercises. Check the Dutch pronunciation playlist or learndutch.org.

This is a free course. Bart de Pau is an online Dutch Tutor at learndutch.org and program manager at the Dutch Summer School, http://www.dutchsummerschool.nl

This Dutch pronunciation lesson is written bij Mirjam van Beijsterveldt. She is a Dutch teacher (NT2) at the BLC Dutch Summer School, and author of books for children, like 'tips voor de verdrietige koe', 'de avonturen van de huunkvogel', 'de huunkvogel en de supermuggen van Sweenjoland'.

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