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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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Hi All,
I am Shubhangi from India, Hyderabad. My cousin who is of 25 yrs of age, have problem of communicating clearly, his words are not clear & not understandable. Though nothing is wrong with him physically, but this has been a major barrier to his growth.
Please suggest some speech schools or institutes (in Hyderabad) or some tricks which can be tried at home.
Much appriciate your help
Regards
Shubhangi
I am Shubhangi from India, Hyderabad. My cousin who is of 25 yrs of age, have problem of communicating clearly, his words are not clear & not understandable. Though nothing is wrong with him physically, but this has been a major barrier to his growth.
Please suggest some speech schools or institutes (in Hyderabad) or some tricks which can be tried at home.
Much appriciate your help
Regards
Shubhangi
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Hi Shubhangi, I have found that listening to sentences on MP3 or cassette tape or CD, then repeating over and over again is one of the best ways to improve pronunciation. A second way is for your cousin to record his own voice and compare with a recording of a native speaker of English. Finally, a third way is to learn English songs.
- Hi Shubhangi, I have found that listening to sentences on MP3 or cassette tape or CD, then repeating over and over again is one of the best ways to improve pronunciation.
- A second way is for your cousin to record his own voice and compare with a recording of a native speaker of English.
- Finally, a third way is to learn English songs.
- Students who can sing along with an English song start to speak more clearly.
- I wrote an article with pronunciation tips for my students in China.
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Hi Shubhangi,
I have found that listening to sentences on MP3 or cassette tape or CD, then repeating over and over again is one of the best ways to improve pronunciation. A second way is for your cousin to record his own voice and compare with a recording of a native speaker of English. Finally, a third way is to learn English songs. Students who can sing along with an English song start
I have found that listening to sentences on MP3 or cassette tape or CD, then repeating over and over again is one of the best ways to improve pronunciation. A second way is for your cousin to record his own voice and compare with a recording of a native speaker of English. Finally, a third way is to learn English songs. Students who can sing along with an English song start
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