American English Pronunciation Podcast
Summary: The American English Pronunciation Podcast offers weekly lessons covering the most common and difficult English pronunciation issues. Learn the General American Accent English speaking techniques and become better understood. Level: Intermediate to Advanced ESL/ELL students
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www.englishassembly.com is the newest addition to the Seattle Learning Academy family www.pronuncian.com ESL ELL
Watch and see how subtle these sounds really are! www.pronuncian.com
Watch and see how subtle these sounds really are! www.pronuncian.com
Which of these two techniques for the r sound works best for you? www.pronuncian.com ESL ELL
long e, short i, short e, and schwa: all pronunciations of re- www.pronuncian.com
The -tion, -tial, -ure, and -al suffix and how they relate to the ch sound ESL/ELL English Pronunciation lessons www.pronuncian.com
When is (and when isn't) "ain't" appropriate? ESL/ELL English Pronunciation lessons www.pronuncian.com
What happens to unvoiced stops after the s sound? ESL/ELL English Pronunciation lessons www.pronuncian.com
The amount of "puff" we give to stop sounds matters!
No sound can become more like surrounding sounds than the h sound. www.pronuncian.com for ESL and ELL and TOEFL
Here is a little-discussed rule about omitting the d sound in certain consonant clusters.
Practicing a few simple techniques can make it much easier to transition to and from the v sound and f sound.
Be careful with the b sound, p sound and w sound when working with the f sound and v sound! www.pronuncian.com for ESL and ELL and TOEFL
Four sounds that are quite similar, but different in a few very important ways! www.pronuncian.com for ESL and ELL and TOEFL
In the US, it is "learned" and "spelled," while the British kept "learnt" and "spelt" www.pronuncian.com for ESL and ELL and TOEFL
