Short spoken transcript by Hadar Shemesh contrasting the pronunciations and meanings of 'resume' (verb) and 'résumé' (noun). The speaker demonstrates phonetic differences—initial R, z sound despite 's', vowel qualities (schwa vs /uː/), and syllable stress—using example sentences about resuming classes and submitting a résumé for a job.
This one is rather confusing. It's either to resume the classes, right? I stopped taking English classes, but I need to resume my studies or resume classes to start again. Resume. It's an r sound, then a z, and then the ooh as in food. Resume Close it with an m. Or it's resume. Resume. So different. Resume. I need to submit my resume if I want to get a job there. Resume Or I need to work on my resume. Resume Re as in red, so roundulaps for the r. Z. It's a z sound and a schwa res. And it's confusing because it's spelled with an s I know, but it's pronounced as a z. Rez May May A as in day may Resume Resume.
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