Comment on Coq 8.13parentComments−fovc5yThe o sound is slightly different. More like the first o in bottom−ta86455yThat sounds the same to my ear. At least the way I pronounce both words. c-awe-ck and b-awe-ttom.−Pet_Ant5yI believe in most North American dialects "corn" is one of the only open "o" in common usage. Try to pronounce an "o" without ending it in a "w" sound. Just holding it longer... and then stop without closing your lips.−Erlangen5yYou can listen here for the difference, https://www.linguee.fr/francais-anglais/search?source=auto&q....with French pronunciation on top, English beneath.
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The o sound is slightly different. More like the first o in bottom
That sounds the same to my ear. At least the way I pronounce both words. c-awe-ck and b-awe-ttom.
I believe in most North American dialects "corn" is one of the only open "o" in common usage. Try to pronounce an "o" without ending it in a "w" sound. Just holding it longer... and then stop without closing your lips.
You can listen here for the difference, https://www.linguee.fr/francais-anglais/search?source=auto&q....
with French pronunciation on top, English beneath.