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I went to practice a bit more with the F
and V sounds to begin the word of it is
spelled o F and it is a common
mispronunciation to say off or off
because it is spelled with an F at the
end but is in
this video contains excerpts from a
pronunciation lesson I had with my
friend from Turkey in this particular
video we are working on the sound ah as
in bat when he was first learning the
sound ah it f
I want to share with you an email that I
recently received hi Rachel I'd really
like to see a video about reduced vowel
sounds in American English I mean the
sound Americans produce in words like
rose
I mentioned previously that in an
unaccented syllable a vowel can go by
unreduced and so today I'm going to go
over some examples I'm going to embed a
table on my site that I have gotten from
Wikipedi
I've spent some time talking about
unaccented syllables that contain vowel
sounds I want to take a minute to talk
about
unaccented syllables in which the sound
is a consonant sound the first one are
n
hetero names are something to be careful
of they are words that are spelled the
same but pronounced differently the
difference usually comes in the fact
that it is a different part of speech
and that
I recently received the following email
I found I still have some difficulty
pronouncing the following words when I
talked to American people they often ask
me to repeat I feel these words sound
very
today I want to work on the consonant
cluster that is the azan cap with the
whoop as in will W sound I know that
some people have difficulties with this
sound the key is in the lip position
question q
I've done some blog entries on words
that are hetero names and on words that
are homophones and today I want to look
at words that are both hetero names and
homophones to begin the word base
spelled b
If you've seen many of my videos,
you've probably heard me refer to a syllable as being stressed or accented.
Well, what does that mean?
In American English, certain words have stress within a sentenc