American English Pronunciation Podcast

#64: audio of video 6 short o spelling and pronunciation

Learn the correct pronunciation and spellings of the short o ...

Learn the correct pronunciation and spellings of the short o sound in American English www.pronuncian.com

#64 VIDEO 6: short o spelling and pronunciation

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#63: When Americans don't say the t sound

When do Americans omit the t sound? www.pronuncian.com

#62: audio of video 5 long o spelling and pronunciation

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Learn the correct pronunciation and 4 common spellings of the long o sound in American English www.pronuncian.com

#62 VIDEO 5: long o spelling and pronunciation

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Learn the correct pronunciation and 4 common spellings of the long o sound in American English www.pronuncian.com

#61: The American t as a quick d sound

When do American substitute a quick d sound for a ...

When do American substitute a quick d sound for a t sound, and does it sound like an r sound? www.pronuncian.com

#60: Are tag questions really questions?

Pitch boundaries are the clue to knowing what someone is ...

Pitch boundaries are the clue to knowing what someone is really asking when they ask a tag question www.pronuncian.com

#59: Falling pitch boundaries on yes/no questions

Yes/no questions do NOT always use a rising pitch boundary ...

Yes/no questions do NOT always use a rising pitch boundary www.pronuncian.com

#58: Pitch Boundaries, Rising and Falling

Pitch boundaries organize conversations, and give important emotional clues about ...

Pitch boundaries organize conversations, and give important emotional clues about the speaker www.pronuncian.com

#57: Comparing extra-high and rising pitch words

Learn the difference between contrasting and defensively correcting your listener ...

Learn the difference between contrasting and defensively correcting your listener www.pronuncian.com