Italian vowel triangle with IPA
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Teaching the Italian Vowel Triangle at Samford University with color words, English words, and Italian words. Credit - Sharon Lawhon and her magnificent Diction class.
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Italian vowel triangle with IPA
- 2. Italian Vowel Triangle In the shape of a pizza slice!
- 3. Italian Vowel Triangle i u e o Ɔ Ɛ ɑ
- 4. Italian Vowel Triangle i COLOR WORD ENGLISH WORD e Ɛ ITALIAN WORD
- 5. Italian Vowel Triangle i green tea e Ɛ pianissimo
- 6. Italian Vowel Triangle i COLOR WORD ENGLISH WORD e Ɛ ITALIAN WORD
- 7. Italian Vowel Triangle i grey chaotic e Ɛ forte
- 8. Italian Vowel Triangle i COLOR WORD ENGLISH WORD e Ɛ ITALIAN WORD
- 9. Italian Vowel Triangle i red bread e Ɛ Allegro
- 10. Italian Vowel Triangle u COLOR WORD ENGLISH WORD o Ɔ ɑ ITALIAN WORD
- 11. Italian Vowel Triangle u blue poo o Ɔ ɑ tenuto
- 12. Italian Vowel Triangle u COLOR WORD ENGLISH WORD o Ɔ ɑ ITALIAN WORD
- 13. Italian Vowel Triangle u violet obey o Ɔ ɑ legato
- 14. Italian Vowel Triangle u COLOR WORD ENGLISH WORD o Ɔ ɑ ITALIAN WORD
- 15. Italian Vowel Triangle u auburn Awkward Cough o Ɔ ɑ opera
- 16. Italian Vowel Triangle u COLOR WORD ENGLISH WORD o Ɔ ɑ ITALIAN WORD
- 17. Italian Vowel Triangle u Aqua Father bravo o Ɔ ɑ Andante