Video-2, Chapter-1, Consonants, Part-1st(Stenography)

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Chapter - 1, Part- 1st, Consonants

Some points you should know,

1. Continue Practice

 2. Writing and Reading

 3. Stenography typing

 4. Exam:- Written-test ( Reasoning, General Awareness, Comprehensive English, Computer knowledge),

A skill test on Dictation based

 5. Need to crack Interview

Consonants are 24

Vowels are 12

 Diphthongs are 4

And our today's lesson is on 9 Straight Strokes.


1. Consonants are the result of audible friction or stopping of the breath in some of the mouth or throat.

2. Vowels are the mouth-passage is left so open as not to cause audible friction, and voiced breath is sent through it, we have a vowel."

3. A Diphthong is a union of two vowel sounds in one syllable.


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