#pronunciation tips

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Reminder to anyone learning Japanese: I sounds like ki, mi, and si, are pronounced like the English pronoun ‘he’.

E sounds, like de, ge, and ze, are pronounced like the sound ‘meh’. I hope this was helpful!

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Master Arabic Pronunciation in Simple Steps

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Mastering Arabic pronunciation can be a rewarding journey, particularly for those interested in enhancing their language skills. At QALAM WA LAWH, we offer an Arabic language course in Rabat, Morocco designed to help learners grasp the subtleties of pronunciation. By focusing on phonetics, intonation, and rhythm, students can gain confidence in their speaking abilities.

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English Accent Training: Words for Spanish Speakers

English accent training can be used by native Spanish to refine their pronunciation skills, but they will quickly realize that English has a rhythm of its own. It is natural to  look for parallels between English and Spanish in terms of sentence structure, grammar, and pronunciation and attempt...

https://www.accentpros.com/2017/03/27/english-accent-training-words-for-spanish-speakers/

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Key Points in Learning English ***

1. Learning a new language, one should always focus on acquiring the meanings of phrasal verbs, idioms and expressions, dragging away from individual word learning. That is why, I teach new phrases and how to use them in different daily situations.

2. Another important point is listening skills along with fluent speaking mastery. If you are in a dialogue with someone, you need to speak and listen. These are strongly related skills in a language since good listening practice ‘opens your own tongue’ and you are able to fluently express your ideas. In my videos, I also consider these key points in delivering quality tutorials : [Pronunciation tips from a video or audio fragment, which are taken from interesting movies and media, will give you confidence in speaking]

3. LAST BUT NOT LEAST, is it really necessary to mention how effective prefixes, suffixes and roots are in language learning?! These are especially helpful when doing academic/general readings in English. Upon encountering unknown words you can guess their meanings by just looking at their roots or suffixes or prefixes or ALL TOGETHER! We’ll see how in next posts…

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IELTS PRONUNCIATION: RISING & FALLING TONES

Intonation is an important feature of pronunciation, one of the assessment criteria in the IELTS speaking test. Using appropriate intonation and fully understanding the intonation used by the interviewer matter a great deal. Intonation is very essential in speaking English because it conveys Read more at http://ieltsonlinepreparation.com/ielts-pronunciation-rising-falling-tones

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IELTS PRONUNCIATION: SENTENCE STRESS

English is a very melodious language – you can go up and down with your pitch, pause before or after a word, or even speed up or slow down just to give certain words in a sentence more meaning than the other words. In fact, you can say the same sentence in different ways with different Read more at http://ieltsonlinepreparation.com/ielts-pronunciation-sentence-stress