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211: COMPARE /Æ/ AND /Ɑ/ ('SHORT A' AND 'SHORT O Let’s compare the 'short a' /æ/ and 'short o' /ɑ/, the sounds in the words ‘hat’ and ‘hot.’ Both of these sounds are horribly named because they are NOT quick or ‘short’ sounds. I continue to use their historic names so you can find more information from sources other than me on the Internet. /æ/ an 99: THREE-WORD INFORMAL CONTRACTIONS Therefore, I teach the following three-word informal contractions with caution. Listen to the following three-word contractions, first uncontracted, then as a contraction. how did you: howdja. where did you: wheredja. what did you: whadja. Let's begin by looking at the first two words of those contractions: how did. where did. INFORMAL CONTRACTIONS Contraction with "would have". The informally contracted form of the words "would have" can be pronounced as /də/, or can also include /v/ in the pronunciation. For instance, "sheda" /ʃidə/ could also be pronounced /ʃidəv/. The inclusion of the /v/ is likely when the next word begins with a vowel sound. 1. she would have → sheda: /ʃidə/. INTRODUCTION TO FRICATIVES A fricative is a consonant sound that is created by constricting the vocal tract, causing friction as the air passes through it. The nine English fricative sounds—/v/, /f/, /ð/, /θ/, /z/, /s/, /ʒ/, /ʃ/, and /h/—often do not correlate exactly with any particular sound in an English as a Second Langua 50: THE SILENT /T/ IN '-STEN' AND '-STLE' (AS IN 'LISTEN Learn and practice American English pronunciation with free online lessons and videos. Minimal pairs and listen-and repeat practice helps English Language Learners speak English more fluently and achieveaccent reduction.
128: THE PRONUNCIATIONS OF I-CONSONANT-E A general spelling rule for short vowel sounds is that they occur when the vowel letter is between two consonants and there is no silent e at the end of the word. I call this the consonant-vowel-consonant pattern. The words kit, rip, bit, fin, and quit are all pronounced with a short i due to the consonant-vowel-consonant pattern.SH SPELLINGS
The common 'sh sound' /ʃ/ spellings are the the 's-h' and 'c-h' spellings. The words "sure, ocean, issue" and "sugar" are all common non-phonetic words pronounced with the 'sh sound' in English. 175: SHORT VOWELS MINIMAL SETS Here are all five short vowel sounds: ( short a, short e, short i, short o, and short u) Let's do it again: ( short a, short e, short i, short o, and short u) Now, here are minimal sets that use all five sounds in the same order. Repeat all five of these words. pack, peck, pick, pock, puck. gnat, net, knit, not, nut. 146: HAPPY "NEW" YEAR! The difference is that Americans pronounce new (spelled n-e-w or k-n-e-w) as the n sound followed by the oo sound. Remember, the oo sound is pronounced as ( oo sound ), so new is pronounced ( n sound, oo sound ). British speakers pronounce new as the n sound followed by the long u sound. The long u sounds like ( long u ). 26: ENGLISH /M/ AND /N/ PRONUNCIATION Welcome to this week's Seattle Learning Academy American English Pronunciation podcast. This is podcast number 26, and my name is Mandy. Last week we began talking about nasal sounds. Nasal sounds are strange sounds because, to make them, we need to completely close air off from exiting out our mouth, and allow the air to go out our noseinstead.
211: COMPARE /Æ/ AND /Ɑ/ ('SHORT A' AND 'SHORT O Let’s compare the 'short a' /æ/ and 'short o' /ɑ/, the sounds in the words ‘hat’ and ‘hot.’ Both of these sounds are horribly named because they are NOT quick or ‘short’ sounds. I continue to use their historic names so you can find more information from sources other than me on the Internet. /æ/ an 99: THREE-WORD INFORMAL CONTRACTIONS Therefore, I teach the following three-word informal contractions with caution. Listen to the following three-word contractions, first uncontracted, then as a contraction. how did you: howdja. where did you: wheredja. what did you: whadja. Let's begin by looking at the first two words of those contractions: how did. where did. INFORMAL CONTRACTIONS Contraction with "would have". The informally contracted form of the words "would have" can be pronounced as /də/, or can also include /v/ in the pronunciation. For instance, "sheda" /ʃidə/ could also be pronounced /ʃidəv/. The inclusion of the /v/ is likely when the next word begins with a vowel sound. 1. she would have → sheda: /ʃidə/. INTRODUCTION TO FRICATIVES A fricative is a consonant sound that is created by constricting the vocal tract, causing friction as the air passes through it. The nine English fricative sounds—/v/, /f/, /ð/, /θ/, /z/, /s/, /ʒ/, /ʃ/, and /h/—often do not correlate exactly with any particular sound in an English as a Second Langua 50: THE SILENT /T/ IN '-STEN' AND '-STLE' (AS IN 'LISTEN Learn and practice American English pronunciation with free online lessons and videos. Minimal pairs and listen-and repeat practice helps English Language Learners speak English more fluently and achieveaccent reduction.
128: THE PRONUNCIATIONS OF I-CONSONANT-E A general spelling rule for short vowel sounds is that they occur when the vowel letter is between two consonants and there is no silent e at the end of the word. I call this the consonant-vowel-consonant pattern. The words kit, rip, bit, fin, and quit are all pronounced with a short i due to the consonant-vowel-consonant pattern.SH SPELLINGS
The common 'sh sound' /ʃ/ spellings are the the 's-h' and 'c-h' spellings. The words "sure, ocean, issue" and "sugar" are all common non-phonetic words pronounced with the 'sh sound' in English. INFORMAL CONTRACTIONS Contraction with "would have". The informally contracted form of the words "would have" can be pronounced as /də/, or can also include /v/ in the pronunciation. For instance, "sheda" /ʃidə/ could also be pronounced /ʃidəv/. The inclusion of the /v/ is likely when the next word begins with a vowel sound. 1. she would have → sheda: /ʃidə/. LEARN HOW TO LINK WORDS (CREATE LAISONS) IN ENGLISH Linking is the technique for smoothly moving from one word into the next during pronunciation. Sometimes words are blended, sometimes new sounds are created, and sometimes sounds become silent when linking. Lack of linking can make an accent sound choppy.LONG A/LONG I 1
Learn and practice American English pronunciation with free online lessons and videos. Minimal pairs and listen-and repeat practice helps English Language Learners speak English more fluently and achieveaccent reduction.
149: PRACTICING THE /W/ AND /V/ Say the v sound with me a few times ( v sound, v sound, v sound ). Practice moving your bottom lip in and out while creating the sound to really feel how slight the movement has to be to cause the vibration. If your top lip is tense and made into a semi-circle, native speakers will have a hard time telling if the sound is a v sound or a w soundSH SPELLINGS
The common 'sh sound' /ʃ/ spellings are the the 's-h' and 'c-h' spellings. The words "sure, ocean, issue" and "sugar" are all common non-phonetic words pronounced with the 'sh sound' in English. 132: EA SPELLING: LONG E OR SHORT E There are 116 words in the top 2000 most frequently used words that include the ea spelling. 68 of those words, or 59%, are pronounced with a long e sound. So, if you want the very simple answer, long e is the better guess for the pronunciation of the ea spelling in an unfamiliar word. If you don't want to get confused with the messy 46: 'THREE,' 'THROUGH,' 'THROW' AND OTHER /ΘR/ COMBINATION Transcript. Hi everyone, and welcome back to Seattle Learning Academy's American English Pronunciation Podcast. My name is Amanda, and this is an updated release of our 46th episode. 78: COMPARING /Æ/, /Ɑ/, /Ɔ/ (SHORT A, SHORT O, AND AW The lips are made into an oval shape, and may push outward. ( aw sound) caught. To compare all three sounds, the short a ( short a) is the most forward, with the front of the tongue low, the short o ( short o) has the jaw quite open and the tongue back and in 210: '-UE' ENDING (UNIQUE, AVENUE, AND RESCUE In the word avenue, the -ue was pronounced as the oo sound ( oo sound ), like in the word soon. In the word rescue, the -ue was pronounced as the long u sound ( long u ), like in the word cute. (Visit the Introduction to Long Vowels and Introduction to Other Vowels lessons for more information.) Those words again were unique, avenue, andrescue.
85: WHY IS THE 'CH' IN 'CHRISTMAS' PRONOUNCED AS /K The word Christ came from Greek, and means the anointed one. It is exactly the word Christmas's Greek-ness that causes it to be pronounced with a k sound instead of the usual ch sound of English pronunciation. It turns out this k sound pronunciation is widespread among words spelled ch that originated in Greek. Here are just some ofthem: chaos.
PRONUNCIAN: AMERICAN ENGLISH PRONUNCIATIONLESSONSPODCASTSVIDEOSBOOKS & PRODUCTSINTRO TO LINKINGINTRO TO SYLLABLE STRESS Bringing American English pronunciation to the forefront, teaching you how to speak with an American accent. Free online lessons and videos help non-native English speakers achieve accent reduction. LEARN THE 43 SOUNDS OF AMERICAN ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION Learn how to pronounce and spell the 43 sounds of American English, then practice with listen-and-repeat for each sound LEARN ABOUT ENGLISH /R/, /L/, /W/, AND /Y/ PRONUNCIATION The four English approximant sounds—/l/, /r/, /w/ and /y/) are created by constricting the vocal tract slightly, but not so much that the air becomes turbulent as it passes through. l sound /l/: the tip of the tongue is pressed against the middle of the tooth ridge and air is allowed to pass freely along the sides of the tongue. r sound /r/: the back of the tongue is bunched high so the 175: SHORT VOWELS MINIMAL SETS Here are all five short vowel sounds: ( short a, short e, short i, short o, and short u) Let's do it again: ( short a, short e, short i, short o, and short u) Now, here are minimal sets that use all five sounds in the same order. Repeat all five of these words. pack, peck, pick, pock, puck. gnat, net, knit, not, nut. 99: THREE-WORD INFORMAL CONTRACTIONS Therefore, I teach the following three-word informal contractions with caution. Listen to the following three-word contractions, first uncontracted, then as a contraction. how did you: howdja. where did you: wheredja. what did you: whadja. Let's begin by looking at the first two words of those contractions: how did. where did. 50: THE SILENT /T/ IN '-STEN' AND '-STLE' (AS IN 'LISTEN Learn and practice American English pronunciation with free online lessons and videos. Minimal pairs and listen-and repeat practice helps English Language Learners speak English more fluently and achieveaccent reduction.
211: COMPARE /Æ/ AND /Ɑ/ ('SHORT A' AND 'SHORT O Let’s compare the 'short a' /æ/ and 'short o' /ɑ/, the sounds in the words ‘hat’ and ‘hot.’ Both of these sounds are horribly named because they are NOT quick or ‘short’ sounds. I continue to use their historic names so you can find more information from sources other than me on the Internet. /æ/ an 72: USING /N/ INSTEAD OF /Ŋ/ (THE 'NG' SOUND) IN -ING -ing: substituting the n sound for the ng sound. The American English Pronunciation Podcast teaches every aspect of English pronunciation, including sound production, syllable stress, English intonation patterns, and spoken rhythm. INTRODUCTION TO AFFRICATES The English affricates, the ' ch sound ' /ʧ/ and 'j sound ' /ʤ/ are two-part consonant sounds. They begin by fully stopping the air from leaving the vocal tract (similar to a stop sound), then releasing it through a constricted opening. (similar to a fr WH- QUESTION INTONATION Wh- question sentences—those are the questions that begin with the words ‘who, what, where, when, why’ and ‘how’—typically end in a falling pitch. This is opposite of the pattern for yes/no questions, whose pitch boundaries normally rise. Just as in all sentences, the content words —those are the nouns, main verbs,adjectives, and
PRONUNCIAN: AMERICAN ENGLISH PRONUNCIATIONLESSONSPODCASTSVIDEOSBOOKS & PRODUCTSINTRO TO LINKINGINTRO TO SYLLABLE STRESS Bringing American English pronunciation to the forefront, teaching you how to speak with an American accent. Free online lessons and videos help non-native English speakers achieve accent reduction. LEARN THE 43 SOUNDS OF AMERICAN ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION Learn how to pronounce and spell the 43 sounds of American English, then practice with listen-and-repeat for each sound LEARN ABOUT ENGLISH /R/, /L/, /W/, AND /Y/ PRONUNCIATION The four English approximant sounds—/l/, /r/, /w/ and /y/) are created by constricting the vocal tract slightly, but not so much that the air becomes turbulent as it passes through. l sound /l/: the tip of the tongue is pressed against the middle of the tooth ridge and air is allowed to pass freely along the sides of the tongue. r sound /r/: the back of the tongue is bunched high so the 175: SHORT VOWELS MINIMAL SETS Here are all five short vowel sounds: ( short a, short e, short i, short o, and short u) Let's do it again: ( short a, short e, short i, short o, and short u) Now, here are minimal sets that use all five sounds in the same order. Repeat all five of these words. pack, peck, pick, pock, puck. gnat, net, knit, not, nut. 99: THREE-WORD INFORMAL CONTRACTIONS Therefore, I teach the following three-word informal contractions with caution. Listen to the following three-word contractions, first uncontracted, then as a contraction. how did you: howdja. where did you: wheredja. what did you: whadja. Let's begin by looking at the first two words of those contractions: how did. where did. 50: THE SILENT /T/ IN '-STEN' AND '-STLE' (AS IN 'LISTEN Learn and practice American English pronunciation with free online lessons and videos. Minimal pairs and listen-and repeat practice helps English Language Learners speak English more fluently and achieveaccent reduction.
211: COMPARE /Æ/ AND /Ɑ/ ('SHORT A' AND 'SHORT O Let’s compare the 'short a' /æ/ and 'short o' /ɑ/, the sounds in the words ‘hat’ and ‘hot.’ Both of these sounds are horribly named because they are NOT quick or ‘short’ sounds. I continue to use their historic names so you can find more information from sources other than me on the Internet. /æ/ an 72: USING /N/ INSTEAD OF /Ŋ/ (THE 'NG' SOUND) IN -ING -ing: substituting the n sound for the ng sound. The American English Pronunciation Podcast teaches every aspect of English pronunciation, including sound production, syllable stress, English intonation patterns, and spoken rhythm. INTRODUCTION TO AFFRICATES The English affricates, the ' ch sound ' /ʧ/ and 'j sound ' /ʤ/ are two-part consonant sounds. They begin by fully stopping the air from leaving the vocal tract (similar to a stop sound), then releasing it through a constricted opening. (similar to a fr WH- QUESTION INTONATION Wh- question sentences—those are the questions that begin with the words ‘who, what, where, when, why’ and ‘how’—typically end in a falling pitch. This is opposite of the pattern for yes/no questions, whose pitch boundaries normally rise. Just as in all sentences, the content words —those are the nouns, main verbs,adjectives, and
LEARN THE 43 SOUNDS OF AMERICAN ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION Learn and practice American English pronunciation with free online lessons and videos. Minimal pairs and listen-and repeat practice helps English Language Learners speak English more fluently and achieveaccent reduction.
THE AMERICAN ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION PODCAST 217: Compare long e, short i, and short e /i, ɪ, ɛ/. October 03, 2016. / Amanda Lillet. The long e, short i, and short e /i, ɪ, ɛ/, are three front American English vowel sounds that can be practiced from a high, front tongue position to a mid-front position. Compare and contrast through listening and pronunciation practice.LEARNING BITS
April 24, 2016. / Amanda Lillet. Here's an update of even more minimal pairs that have been added to the site recently. (Minimal pairs are two words that are the same except for one sound.) long i/oi sound (aisle/oil) long i/short u (fine/fun) long i/ow sound (cried/crowd) long i/aw sound (dry/draw) LEARN HOW TO LINK WORDS (CREATE LAISONS) IN ENGLISH Linking is the technique for smoothly moving from one word into the next during pronunciation. Sometimes words are blended, sometimes new sounds are created, and sometimes sounds become silent when linking. Lack of linking can make an accent sound choppy. LEARN THE AMERICAN ENGLISH R-CONTROLLED VOWEL American English pronunciation has four widely recognized r-controlled-vowels: 'schwa+r' /ɚ/ 'ar sound' /ɑr/ 'or sound' /ɔr/ 'air sound' /ɛr/ These sounds deserve special attention from any learner striving for American pronunciation. PODCAST 10: THE AMERICAN ENGLISH /U/ AND /Ʊ/ ( 'OO SOUND Transcript. Hello listeners around the world! I have to say, I am surprised at the international audience this podcast has been getting. I started producing the American English Pronunciation podcast to give extra instruction to my students and to offer reminders for my formerstudents.
PRONOUNCE R SOUND
There are two different ways to create an 'r sound' /r/, and although the tongue placement is quite different between the two, the sound they produce is very similar.An important aspect of the American /r/ is that the tip of the tongue never touches the tooth ridge during this sound!. Method 1 (solid): The back of the tongue is raised so the sides of the tongue touch the back teeth. INTRODUCTION TO AFFRICATES The English affricates, the ' ch sound ' /ʧ/ and 'j sound ' /ʤ/ are two-part consonant sounds. They begin by fully stopping the air from leaving the vocal tract (similar to a stop sound), then releasing it through a constricted opening. (similar to a fr INTRODUCTION TO FRICATIVES A fricative is a consonant sound that is created by constricting the vocal tract, causing friction as the air passes through it. The nine English fricative sounds—/v/, /f/, /ð/, /θ/, /z/, /s/, /ʒ/, /ʃ/, and /h/—often do not correlate exactly with any particular sound in an English as a Second Langua WH- QUESTION INTONATION Wh- question sentences—those are the questions that begin with the words ‘who, what, where, when, why’ and ‘how’—typically end in a falling pitch. This is opposite of the pattern for yes/no questions, whose pitch boundaries normally rise. Just as in all sentences, the content words —those are the nouns, main verbs,adjectives, and
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