"I won't" and "I want"
How can I recognize right meaning when somebody says it?
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True, the two sound quite alike. A person might even find some dialects of English where they are identical. I pronounce "won't" as \ˈwōnt\, rhyming with "don't". I pronounce "want" as \ˈwənt\, rhyming with "front". See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E21Y867xQ58 . I hope this helps.
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Небольшая разница в произношении все-таки есть :)
Won't - произносится как [уэунт] - сорри за русскую транскрипцию, по-другому тут не напишешь... Тут дифтонг "эу/оу".
Want - [уонт]. Краткий звук "о".
Два разных звука. Так и отличать :)
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Like many other words that have the same pronunciation, you distinguish one of the other according to the context, with that in mind it's easy to complete:
I ... you to come.
Why ... you come?
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I won't = I will not = я не буду
I want = я хочу
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