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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Pronounciation difficulties in phrases s+th, th+ch etc.
0 Hello, 02 br
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00 sometimes it is difficult to pronounce some voices fluently in different sentences or phrases like: 02 br
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00 a) 01 b 00 s + th 02 b 00 as in "several time 01 u 00 s th 02 u 00 is year" (How do you pronounce it?) 02 br
00 b) 01 b 00 th + ch 02 b 00 as in "wi 01 u 00 th ch 02 u 00 ildren" (th became silent due to "ch" power - I know that there are many phonetics rules, but I am just asking you how do you pronounce! ) 02 br
00 c) 01 b 00 's + th 02 b 00 as in there 01 u 00 's th 02 u 00 is man (not so hard) 02 br
00 d) 01 b 00 d + th 02 b 00 as in "outsi 01 u 00 de th 02 u 00 e town" ( 01 i 00 d 02 i 00 goes in 01 i 00 th 02 i 00 , so I say "outs 01 u 00 ith 02 u 00 e town") 02 br
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00 Any help? 02 br
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00 Thank you in advance, 02 br
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00 Dean 0-
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00 sometimes it is difficult to pronounce some voices fluently in different sentences or phrases like: 02 br
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00 a) 01 b 00 s + th 02 b 00 as in "several time 01 u 00 s th 02 u 00 is year" (How do you pronounce it?) 02 br
00 b) 01 b 00 th + ch 02 b 00 as in "wi 01 u 00 th ch 02 u 00 ildren" (th became silent due to "ch" power - I know that there are many phonetics rules, but I am just asking you how do you pronounce! ) 02 br
00 c) 01 b 00 's + th 02 b 00 as in there 01 u 00 's th 02 u 00 is man (not so hard) 02 br
00 d) 01 b 00 d + th 02 b 00 as in "outsi 01 u 00 de th 02 u 00 e town" ( 01 i 00 d 02 i 00 goes in 01 i 00 th 02 i 00 , so I say "outs 01 u 00 ith 02 u 00 e town") 02 br
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00 Any help? 02 br
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00 Thank you in advance, 02 br
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00 Dean 0-
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0 A good way to learn and practice difficult sound sequences is to repeat them aloud, exaggerating the pronunciation of each letter or syllable. 0-
- 0 A good way to learn and practice difficult sound sequences is to repeat them aloud, exaggerating the pronunciation of each letter or syllable.
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0 A good way to learn and practice difficult sound sequences is to repeat them aloud, exaggerating the pronunciation of each letter or syllable. Do it very slowly at first. 0-
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