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Daddyjohn Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Enunciation vs Pronunciation
Can ENUNCIATION and PRONUNCIATION be used interchangeably? If not, what's the difference between them?
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No. g. If I were to say "Eh-nun-see-ay-shun").
- No.
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- If I were to say "Eh-nun-see-ay-shun").
- 'Pronunciation' is broader and means how a word or phrase sounds when spoken out loud.
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No. 'Enunciation' means stating each syllable of a word clearly and deliberately (e.g. If I were to say "Eh-nun-see-ay-shun").
'Pronunciation' is broader and means how a word or phrase sounds when spoken out loud.
'Pronunciation' is broader and means how a word or phrase sounds when spoken out loud.
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