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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The suffix patterns of the sh sound are among the most complicated English spelling and pronunciation patterns! www.pronuncian.com
Assimilation, when two adjacent sounds cause changes to pronunciation www.pronuncian.com
Especially at the end of the word, the l sound can cause some surprising problems www.pronuncian.com
Understanding the pronunciation of this fricative continuous consonant, and intro to the complex spelling patterns of the sh sound. www.pronuncian.com
Understanding the pronunciation of this fricative continuous consonant, and intro to the complex spelling patterns of the sh sound. www.pronuncian.com
Even some native speakers of English are worried about the similar pronunciation of the newest Apple product, the iPad, compared to the older iPod. www.pronuncian.com
The 'dge' and 'j' spelling should both be pronounced with the j sound (usually). A j sound is simply a voiced ch sound! www.pronuncian.com
Intro to the main features of long vowel sounds, including a common spelling patterns, a caution against non-phonetic words, and two-sound long vowels www.pronuncian.com
Intro to the main features of long vowel sounds, including a common spelling patterns, a caution against non-phonetic words, and two-sound long vowels www.pronuncian.com
The 'tch' and 'ch' spelling should both be pronounced with the ch sound (usually), yet the 'tch' seems easier for non-native speakers www.pronuncian.com
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Non-rhyming (and rhyming) words can teach a lot about English pronunciation www.pronuncian.com
Non-rhyming (and rhyming) words can teach a lot about English pronunciation www.pronuncian.com
A little etymology can go a long way when it comes to old Greek words! www.pronuncian.com
Do you pronounce an h sound in the wh- spelling? Not usually. www.pronuncian.com