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Distinguishing vowel pronunciation
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Sorridom
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What's the most easily accessible (if any are) Malay dictionary that indicates different vowel pronunciations?
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Vowel distinction Malay
Hi Sorridom!
I'm Indonesian. When I was in Indonesia I saw some dictionaries with vowel pronunciation distinction.
If you don't have it in your dictionary, you can pronounce the E either way. There are several accents in Indonesia which don't have the schwa. For example in the Batak accent, E is pronounced like French é.
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MarK
I'm Indonesian. When I was in Indonesia I saw some dictionaries with vowel pronunciation distinction.
If you don't have it in your dictionary, you can pronounce the E either way. There are several accents in Indonesia which don't have the schwa. For example in the Batak accent, E is pronounced like French é.
Salam,
MarK
Ini tandatanganku.
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Do You Want the Answer in Audio?
It's a webpage I made to show my students how to read the vowels in Bahasa Malaysia. Just let me know...after such a long time gap 
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