Just clear English pronunciation is not enough
Thursday, February 4th, 2010The average English speaker truly does have a hard time understanding a nonstandard English pronunciation. That’s because when a person learns to speak in a second language, they are using their native language’s sounds and “speech rules” of pronunciation (and often grammar) on their new language. This is what gives them an accent. They are not aware of the English set of “speech rules”.
In order to be better understood learner must practice all of the three main components of English accent: pronunciation of English sounds, intonation and word connections.
The complete sets of low price mp3 audio lessons from Esther Bruhl for practicing English pronunciation and the other English accent components are pretty good solution. Check links on top of page to find offers for practicing American English Pronunciation, British Pronunciation or Australian Pronunciation. A special course Finding Your Voice – will guide you to naturally develop a fuller, richer speaking voice which creates greater credibility and confidence with anyone who hears you speak.
All of the manuals which correspond to these courses (except “Finding Your Voice”) you can download toll-free. Check links on top of this page.
