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This playlist contains Gregg Shorthand Lessons The course assumes no previous knowledge of shorthand writing towards the learner, the language you will find ...
In this tutorial we will cover the first 6 down strokes consonants and 2nd place vowels, we break down the basics of shorthand writing, focusing on consonant...
27 Αυγ 2021 · Learn the basic Consonants / Strokes of Pitman Shorthand. Here in this video you can learn the Consonants represented by 24 Strokes with example words to get better understanding of the...
There are six primary short vowel sounds: 1. I (as in 'bit'): A light dot at the beginning of the stroke. 2. E (as in 'bet'): A light dot at the middle of the stroke. 3. A (as in 'bat'): A light dot at the end of the stroke. 4. O (as in 'not'): A light dash at the beginning of the stroke. 5.
Marking Vowels. The vowels are grouped according to similarity in sound. The large circle expresses three sounds of a. The short sound is unmarked, the medium sound is marked with a dot, and the long sound with a short dash, as shown in paragraph 7.
Vowels ‘short stroke; long stroke’ (e, ə; ei): men, a pen; name. When the short stroke expresses (ə), it is written as short as possible. Medially, all weak vowels are expressed by the stroke, as in phonetic, settling. The ‘low stroke’ is used to express (h), as in head, hit, because (h) is a kind of vowel. Contractions:
Write all the strokes of an outline first and then add the vowel sign(s) afterwards. The vowel signs do not touch the stroke. The vowel signs refer only to the sound and have no relation to the longhand spelling.
