How American Schools Teach Pronunciation

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@@XXLLDICT it works for me

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Is there a link for the pronunciation reading script?

[@al.medina2748]

I think the problem for non-native people is the way we pronounce a word that we have never heard before. In Spanish, words are pronounced as they are written, which is not the same in English. Also, when we learn a word with incorrect pronunciation, it is incredibly difficult to erase the error from our minds.

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I couldn’t agree more! Try relearning these tricky words using the IPA.

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Theoretically we can learn another language just like a blank kid, but it’s hard cuz we are not ignorant anymore and we keep thinking in our so called native way

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I'm amazed that kids in the Kindergarten already know to read.

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Yeah, exactly. It's surprising.

[@englishwithmrd]

Hi Hanna. I agree that these types of exercises read aloud are great for pronunciation practice, especially if learners have an accurate model to copy/check against. They are valuable as a pronunciation exercise in their own right and meaning is secondary as you have pointed out to other commenters. I'm curious, what language do you predominantly speak with him at home and do you plan to continue his development of your native language now you are living in the USA? Thanks🙂

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I want to ask about flap T cos in Russian sholls we trudisionally anderline this in pronaunsation But usual american pronaunsation has no T in words and it not simple for us to learn how to speak and listen it by ears cos it totally different What to do in that case cos it imposible to hear and difficult to say

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Very good subject matter. Smart topic idea and examples. I’m a native English speaker but I’m learning Russian. I need to find these examples in Russian! 😅

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Hallo miss how are you? I really like your videos. Can you make more videos about "speaking with me"? Because its very usefull. Thank you miss

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Anna what age did you start learning English?

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Quite a challenge ! Lovely and useful video. Thanks.

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He sounds American to me. 😊

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Every child always studies their mother tongue at school, from pronunciation, handwriting rules, to grammar rules, and more complicated, writing essays.

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I got to this same conclusion while taking to my wife, then i just searched on KZbin “how kids learn pronunciation in us” and found this video! I’m happy I’m in the right direction

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Excellent way to learn pronunciation, but somehow, I prefer in person (teacher) and AI as a help

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Awesome!!! I like it. W sounds is still hard for me because many times I pronounce G insted of W.. thanks Anna

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Yes, because English is the most spoken language in Manila.

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@JennTrotter So that's the place where I grew up, and I haven't much heard of some other Filipino languages that I never expected before as a young kid until now, my young adulthood, including their dialects with their weird uncanny accents like Kapampangan, Cebuano, or whatever. It was still Filipino Tagalog, the most common language that I had ever comprehended, like reading, writing, and listening to the native speakers whose native language is Filipino Tagalog, but my accent was quite confusing.

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@@andrescortina1323 I guess not all Filipinos around me spoke me real-life English, including my people of Filipino family, like my Filipino parents, my Filipino siblings, and my Filipino relatives, and of course my Filipino folks; they spoke me often Filipino Tagalog. But there are no big excuses for these things. A few of them assumed or forced me to speak Filipino Tagalog, my first language, which means they're criticizing and judging my second-language English based on my personal experiences that I just shared with them in front of them every time I tested my second-language English comprehension with those native Filipino speakers to get some opinions about my second-language English. My Filipino Tagalog accent wasn't as strong as that of native Filipino speakers around me, but my second language English accent is stronger, and it has a lot of foreign English accents that I just catch up on due to the real-life native speakers in Manila, Philippines, who were foreigners, and few of them mixed of the Asian, middle eastern, African, and Filipino roots that I imitated for a very long time as a young adult, and my overall comprehension of things like reading, writing, and listening with native speakers whose level is similar to mine or whose native language is English has improved.

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а вы его билингвом растите?

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если да, как у него со вторым языком? Смешивает их или чётко разделяет? Всегда было интересно про билингвов узнавать :)

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Являясь билингвом скажу что я не смешивал языки ,я тупо говорил отдельно на том и на другом языке.

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[@ralphotero8532]

With all due respect, I don't think it is a good idea to subject E, S. L. students to repeat words they don't know the meaning of. These are words that they are not likely to come across in their daily lives. Meaningless words are not easily remembered.

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@@ralphotero8532 of course you need to do whatever works for you and if you think this won’t, then don’t bother. However, when was working on my pronunciation and accent with my American accent coach I’d repeat words without knowing their meanings because the point was in working on the mechanics and honing the sounds. This was his approach that works wonders. And if was curious about the words I would look them up by myself which in turn helped me remember them even better because I made that extra effort. But again, whatever works for you. As usual I’m just sharing my experience.

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@@ralphotero8532 also this video was about pronunciation. Not about memorizing words 😉