Duh, I had difficulties with /e/ and /ɛ/. Sounds so similar to my ears ><;;; With nasal vowels... IDK, I can only recognise /õ/
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MillyAqualine
I don't have his Vb under the eyes, so i don't remember which coding was used for him (I try to remember Ciel's one) as I use a slight different one for my own banks but I think you figured it out msot of it
Nohkara
@MillyAqualine I have interest to record a French VB and Kevin is only French VB which I know to sound good and clear plus having native pronounciation(!!!) I really need a full VB as my listening reference, it helps a lot...!
Nohkara
@MillyAqualine /e/ /ɛ/, nasal vowels and French "r" sound will be probably my biggest "enemies (challenges)" for French VB. Also, there was one more consonant sound that doesn't exit in English which I can't remember now... ^^;
/a/ = “a”
/e/ = “eh”
/ɛ/ = “ai”
/i/ = “i”
/o/ = “oo”
/ɔ/ = “o”
/u/ = “ou”
/y/ = “u”
/ø/ = “e”
/œ/ = “eu”
/ɛ̃/ = “in”?
/œ̃/ = Seems to not have…?!?
/õ/ = “on”
/ɑ̃/ = “en”?
Are this correct? Did I miss anything?