American English Pronunciation Podcast
En podcast av Seattle Learning Academy
200 Avsnitt
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117: Suffixes with /ʧ/ (ch sound)
Publicerades: 2010-09-29 -
116: Using ’ain’t’
Publicerades: 2010-09-15 -
115: Sound combinations: sp-, st-, sk-, sc-
Publicerades: 2010-09-01 -
114: ’Puff’ (aspiration) details of stop sounds
Publicerades: 2010-08-18 -
113: The /h/, like a chameleon
Publicerades: 2010-08-04 -
112: Dropping the /d/
Publicerades: 2010-07-21 -
111: Linking /v/ and /f/
Publicerades: 2010-07-07 -
110: Troublesome /v/ and /f/
Publicerades: 2010-06-23 -
109: /s/, /z/, /ʃ/, /ʒ/ (s, z, sh, and zh sounds) compare and contrast
Publicerades: 2010-06-09 -
108: In the US, it is ’learned’ and ’spelled,’ while the British kept ’learnt’ and ’spelt’
Publicerades: 2010-06-02 -
107: ’ck’ after short vowels (as in back), ’k’ after all the others (as in ’bake)
Publicerades: 2010-05-26 -
106: ’long u’ stressed and reduced; /yu/ or /yə/?
Publicerades: 2010-05-19 -
105: Pronouncing ’though,’ ’thought,’ ’through,’ and ’thorough’
Publicerades: 2010-05-12 -
104: Pronouncing ’pronounce’ and ’pronunciation’
Publicerades: 2010-05-05 -
102: Russian/Ukrainian Special Episode
Publicerades: 2010-04-21 -
101: Subtle oddities of the word ’subtle’
Publicerades: 2010-04-14 -
100: A Hundred/One Hundred
Publicerades: 2010-04-07 -
99: Three-word informal contractions
Publicerades: 2010-03-31 -
97: The transition from ’used to’ to ’useta’
Publicerades: 2010-03-17 -
96: How ’women’ could have been ’wimmen’
Publicerades: 2010-03-10
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