About the phonetic notation |
|
ʌl-meen-lee |
ordinary, normal | |
vee-kaah |
a substitute |
|
aah-by-də |
to work | |
fʌk-teesk |
actually |
|
bə-sü |
to visit | |
flɔt |
good-looking, stylish, smart |
|
boo |
to live (reside) | |
vaeð |
what |
|
heeð |
to be called or named | |
vaw |
where |
|
kɛn-ə |
to know (be acquainted with) | |
eek-gə |
not |
|
kɔm-ə |
to come | |
keub-n-how-n |
Copenhagen |
|
lɛ:-və |
to make, to do (depends on context) | |
lɛng-ə |
long (period of time) |
|
tɛ:-lə |
to speak | |
leel-ə |
small |
|
vɛ: |
to be | |
koon |
only, just |
|
vɛ:-əð |
been | |
mɛn |
but |
|
dʌ |
(no fixed translation) - see small words | |
nɔ |
Oh (very common word) |
|
bü |
a town | |
nɛst-n |
almost |
|
dan-skə |
a Dane | |
ɔ-sə |
also |
|
fah |
a father | |
ʁɛk-tee |
real, really |
|
fɛst |
a party | |
sɔ |
so, then |
|
lɛ:-ə |
a teacher | |
sʌm-n |
together |
|
mawn-əð |
a month | |
sɔm |
like, as, such as |
|
mwə |
a mother | |
spɛn-n-ə |
exciting |
|
faw-ɛl-dʁə |
parents |
|
skoo-spee-lə |
an actor, actress | |
