Qual è la differenza tra utter e yell e scream ?Sentiti libero di rispondere con un esempio.

Inglese (Stati Uniti)
Spagnolo (Messico) Quasi esperto

1.I uttered to my friend “ I don’t like her” utter has two meanings. One is when someone makes a sound vocally mostly used to explain sudden outbursts of speech or unexpectedly . The second meaning is use as expression of complete or absolute of something or someone. Example “ I was in utter amazement of the view”
2. Yell and scream are basically the same thing. Expect that screaming is in a higher pitch and just making noise. I don’t think you use speech when you scream. You just make noise.
Yelling is like raising your voice. Or making your speech louder
“ the baby was screaming”
The man yelled across the room, “I quit!”

dby

Indonesiano
Inglese (Stati Uniti) Quasi esperto

Utter : make (a sound) one voice

Yell : give a loud , sharp cry, especially shout a pain

Scream : a long , loud , piercing cry expressing extreme emotion or pain.

HDGD

Spagnolo (Spagna)

@dby@jess-ie can you please explain me more utter because I still don't get it m

dby

Indonesiano
Inglese (Stati Uniti) Quasi esperto

Utter = say = Voiced

He uttered what hi was thingking

But for practise you say :
He voiced what he was thingking

HDGD

Spagnolo (Spagna)

@dby so utter is to say or to yell

dby

Indonesiano
Inglese (Stati Uniti) Quasi esperto

Say i think ,

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

utter is often used to imply something being said seriously. It is also often associated with speaking in a low tone. Yell and scream could be used interchangeably in some cases but, as stated previously, have slightly different implications.

HDGD

Spagnolo (Spagna)

@selentz3 can u please show me an example sentence with utter please

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

@HDGD "He uttered a curse upon his enemies." or "The animal uttered out a painful cry". In the second example there isn't a word being uttered, but rather a noise. By using the word utter in this example we imply that the animal's noise is desperate, intense, and serious.

HDGD

Spagnolo (Spagna)

@selentz3 so can I say this.

"he was uttering because of the pain."

"he uttered the quotes of Martin Luther King."

Inglese (Stati Uniti)

You use utter and it's forms in conjunction with what was said/uttered. So for the first example you gave you need to say what he was uttering. Examples: "he was uttering nonsense..." or "He was uttering cries for help...". If he was just making painful noises then maybe choose a word like groan, whimper, or wail.

The second example works perfectly if you are trying to give a sense of tenseness or seriousness to the moment.

HDGD

Spagnolo (Spagna)

@selentz3 no no I'm sorry but I'm not getting anything of what u saying

HDGD

Spagnolo (Spagna)

@selentz3 ur saying that utter means the same as the word "SAY"

HDGD

Spagnolo (Spagna)

@selentz3 can u please let me know what also can u make it more simple

is utter the same as say?

please can u make it more easy to understand