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Efljack Posted 18 years ago
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phonetics tutorial
There's a free phonetics tutorial on youtube.
www.youtube.com/efljack
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Hi, welcome to EnglishForward. Is that you? I had already seen that video on youtube, and I noticed that there is sometimes inconsistency between the transcriptions and the way you actually read the words in connected speech.
- Hi, welcome to EnglishForward.
- Is that you?
- I had already seen that video on youtube, and I noticed that there is sometimes inconsistency between the transcriptions and the way you actually read the words in connected speech.
- /, and then either write or re-read it as if it was stressed, /tu/.
- Just something to think about, since some learners might notice it and get a bit confused.
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Hi, welcome to EnglishForward.
Is that you? I had already seen that video on youtube, and I noticed that there is sometimes inconsistency between the transcriptions and the way you actually read the words in connected speech. One example might be reading "to" in "to go" as /t?/, and then either write or re-read it as if it was stressed, /tu/. Just something to think about, since some learners
Is that you? I had already seen that video on youtube, and I noticed that there is sometimes inconsistency between the transcriptions and the way you actually read the words in connected speech. One example might be reading "to" in "to go" as /t?/, and then either write or re-read it as if it was stressed, /tu/. Just something to think about, since some learners
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Thanks,
I'll create a new version at some point. I want to get more input before I put more time into it.
Jack
I'll create a new version at some point. I want to get more input before I put more time into it.
Jack
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