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Pure vowels (Monophthongs)
Lexical set Realisation Example words
PALM, START ä~äː father, park, last
STRUT ä luck, want, none
TRAP ɛ~æ mat, bad, ran
SQUARE ɛ~ɛː fair, bear, care
DRESS
(nexttext split)
ɛ text, met, bread
e~ɛ̝ next, head, leg
FACE eɪ~e rain, may, lane
GOAT oʊ~o know, toe, home
LOT ɔ̞˖ not, wasp, gone
THOUGHT, NORTH ɔ̞˖~ɔː saw, war, force
KIT ɪ~i hit, skim, tip
FLEECE i~iː mean, see, key
FOOT ʊ~u push, cook, should
GOOSE u~uː food, suit, shoe
NURSE ə~əː bird, fur, learn
COMMA, LETTER ə about, gallop, metre
Diphthongs
Lexical set Realisation Example words
PRICE height, lie, mine
CHOICE ɔɪ noise, toy, coin
MOUTH mouse, how, loud
NEAR ɪə here, fear, deer
CURE ʊə tour, sure, mature
jɔː your, cure, endure
Realisation of initial /θ/ in Singapore English
Data from 8 undergraduate university students
Formal
[θ]
53%
[t]
27%
Other
20%
Informal
[θ]
40%
[t]
49%
Other
11%
From Moorthy & Deterding (2000)