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216: The Cardinal Vowels--long e /i/, oo sound /u/, short o /ɑ/, and short a /æ/
216: The Cardinal Vowels--long e /i/, oo sound /u/, short o /ɑ/, and short a /æ/
All about that vowels diagram that shows the vowel sounds placed over a sort of square-like shape that’s bigger on the t... Read more
17 Sep 2016
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12mins
Ranked #2
23: The /p/ and /b/ in English
23: The /p/ and /b/ in English
Pronounce /p/ and /b/ correctly and compare them with the consonants /f/ and /v/.Full episode transcripts at www.pronunc... Read more
20 Aug 2008
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6mins
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75: ’can’ and ’can’t,’ how are they different? Not how you expect!
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Change in vowel sounds, sentence stress, and a glottal stop: lots of details make the pronunciation of these words diffe... Read more
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55: Intonation and high pitch words, an introduction
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An introduction to English intonation and high pitch words in yes/no questions.Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncia... Read more
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78: Comparing /æ/, /ɑ/, /ɔ/ (short a, short o, and aw)
78: Comparing /æ/, /ɑ/, /ɔ/ (short a, short o, and aw)
Understanding a sequence of low vowel sounds (as in 'stack,' 'stock,' and 'stalk')Full episode transcripts at www.pronun... Read more
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160: w+a (want), w+a-r (warm), w+o-r (work)
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Less-known patterns for the aw sound, schwa+r, and or sound.Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.com/podcast.
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159: What are non-phonetic words?
159: What are non-phonetic words?
Words that aren't pronounced like we'd expect.Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.com/podcast.
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7mins
Ranked #8
73: Reducing the word ’of’ to /ə/
73: Reducing the word ’of’ to /ə/
When the word 'of' links into a consonant, the /v/ is often dropped.Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.com/podca... Read more
26 Aug 2009
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163: -ile and the differences in American and British English
163: -ile and the differences in American and British English
fragile: /ˈfrædʒ əl/ in the US /ˈfrædʒ aɪl/ in the UK.Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.com/podcast.
26 Sep 2012
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162: The differences between /b/ and /v/
162: The differences between /b/ and /v/
Two different, yet similar sounds.Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.com/podcast.
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119: The bunched /r/
119: The bunched /r/
Which of these two techniques for the r sound works best for you?Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.com/podcast.
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156: Silent letters in high-frequency words
156: Silent letters in high-frequency words
Which high-frequency words have a silent consonant?
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59: Falling pitch boundaries on yes/no questions
59: Falling pitch boundaries on yes/no questions
When to use a falling pitch instead of a rising pitch on a yes/no question.Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.co... Read more
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144: -ed ending exceptions
144: -ed ending exceptions
Some -ed adjectives gain a syllable.Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.com/podcast.
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88: Why is ’tch’ (as in ’watch’) easier to pronounce than ’ch’ (as in which)?
88: Why is ’tch’ (as in ’watch’) easier to pronounce than ’ch’ (as in which)?
The 'tch' and 'ch' spelling should BOTH be pronounced as /ʧ/ (the ch sound, yet 'tch' often seems easier for non-native ... Read more
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151: j/ch sounds plus -ed ending
151: j/ch sounds plus -ed ending
Practice adding the -ed ending to the j or ch sound.Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.com/podcast.
14 Mar 2012
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8mins
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58: Pitch Boundaries, Rising and Falling
58: Pitch Boundaries, Rising and Falling
Pitch boundaries organize conversations, and give important emotional clues about the speaker.Full episode transcripts a... Read more
22 Apr 2009
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148: More ’th’ sounds practice
148: More ’th’ sounds practice
Practice quickly saying the th sounds in paragraphs.Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.com/podcast.
1 Feb 2012
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8mins
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102: Russian/Ukrainian Special Episode
102: Russian/Ukrainian Special Episode
Learn the most common difficulties Russian and Ukrainian speakers face when speaking English with an American English ac... Read more
21 Apr 2010
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14mins
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170: ’schwa+r’ /ɚ/ paragraph practice
170: ’schwa+r’ /ɚ/ paragraph practice
Practice this difficult sound in context.Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.com/podcast.
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