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June 2022


This phrase, though just two words, can be kind of difficult. It has the ‘ur’ as in ‘her’ vowel / R consonant sound. That can be tough. Happy begins with an H. Sometimes people’s tendency is to drop beginning H’s. And it also has the TH sound. It’s very common to replace this unvoiced TH sound with the S sound. But we’re going to learn today how not to do that. Happy. Happy birthday. So, in both of these words, it’s the first syllable that is stressed.Happy. Birthday. Let’s begin with happy. It starts with the H consonant sound: hh, hh, hh. It’s quiet, it’s subtle, but you do need to let air pass through your vocal cords to make that sound. Hh, hh, ha-, ha-. The first vowel sound is the ‘aa’ as in ‘bat’ vowel: ha-, ha-, where the lips will pull up a little bit, exposing those top teeth somewhat. Ha-, ha-. And you can see a lot of tongue here, aa, as it is more raised in the back and then coming down in the front.Ha-, ha-, happy. You then have the P consonant sound which will open into the ‘ee’ as in ‘she’ vowel: -py, -py. Happy. As this is the unstressed syllable, make sure it is lower in pitch and a little more subtle, a little quieter, than ha-. Happy, happy.

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jrf.taxi
I hardly understand for me it loses meaning maybe because of the translation but thanks for the clarifications it is good to know
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kevinbacca92
Maybe because of the translation, the word indicated is repeated over and over again in the same written way, but it is good to know this kind of thing to have a better spelling. Thank you.
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william22
It is good to know this very specific information about Birthdays, we celebrate it often with our family and friends and they are so daily that we do not notice them.
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Yulegonz
Your publication is very important, we learn more and more no matter what age, the important thing is to recognize and correct what we are doing wrong
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torres.anthonny
Very curious in fact, the word birthday is part of us, no matter what language we all celebrate and mention it during different times of the year
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Buena Música
It strikes me that in the Spanish translation the word birthday is perfectly written at all times, while in English it is misspelled
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willbelysy
THE PHRASE HAPPY BIRTHDAY IS ONE OF THE MOST USED BY EVERYONE WORLDWIDE, IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW THIS, GOOD POST
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bloguerouniversal
Interesting your post! a phrase that we repeat repeatedly throughout the year and that is already part of our life during life.
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Kshreyash
Do you know Happy birthday is said Joyeux anniversaire ! in French language. You can definitely create a impression on the other person with this.
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De verhalenheks
Well. I am glad that we use the word 'birthday' here. the day you're barred or one year older.
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Rosita&Charlene-Blogs-Creaties
I didn't know this at all that you could write it wrong in so many ways. Couple I knew, but I've never seen some of them come by before.
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Encaustichris
Never knew there are so many different ways to write birthday wrong.
In Dutch, by the way, it is “birthday”, wich means the day another year starts. Birthday would be: Birthday (day of birth), but we always wish each other a happy day of a new year: a happy birthday. Have a nice day!
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