How To Make ANY Text Sound American

We have an upcoming workshop, Text To Life, where we're going to show you how to turn any script, book, report, presentation, or written source into natural sounding speech. In today's episode of Wake Up American, I'll highlight for you the key considerations; if you want to develop them more, attend our workshop as a viewer by registering here:
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Text To Life, September 29th, 10:30AM-12PM New York
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[@FluentAmerican]

we have a workshop this weekend, the 29th at 1030 AM New York, focusing on how to take a written source and turn it into natural spoken language. More info at www.fluentamerican.com/texttolife. The on screen student spots are full, but there are still seats to watch and interact with us live via chat

[@kauaira6198]

very helpful, thanks👌👌

[@FluentAmerican]

thanks as always!

[@GiancarlosClareslume-tr3yp]

I dig this kind of section of videos.

[@FluentAmerican]

thanks so much! what specifically interests you?

[@JoeSchmo-z6l]

Love this. Once of the things that tripped me is how to read syllables aka sound groups. American syllables are not French syllables. Example: ra-di-o vs ra-dio, ra-dee-o vs ra-dyo, athough in Shakespeare English you often have to do the latter.

[@FluentAmerican]

paying attention to this chunking is huge; good stuff

[@berthagranados5772]

I'd go to the workshop at the drop of a hat!

[@FluentAmerican]

hope you found it helpful Bertha!