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Intro
Why don't we speak English correctly?
The language is the method of communication between people using spoken or written words. Each word consists of litters & each litter has a special way to be made, using vocal cords, throat cavity, tongue, nasal cavity & facial muscles & this is called the "pronunciation" , & here the problem reside as most of the learners compare litters of the foreign language with their own language & this make them speak wrongly . Because the pronunciation differs from language to another, e.g : the litter R ; in Arabic we pronounce it by elevating the tongue forward towards the upper teeth such as : Al-R7man , Al-R7eem …etc , but it in English it differs as we are going to discuss .
(Muscle performance: with practicing your muscles perform better )
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Voiced & unvoiced letters:
Voiced letter is produces vibration in the vocal cords when pronounced, but unvoiced doesn't .
e.g :
the vowels , most of letters are voiced ,
unvoiced as : k , p , c, f , sh , ch , th.
We will figure out the importance of this later .
Pronunciation's method
In addition of work of muscles & vocal cords there must be a rhythm in speech , as begging with high pitch & ending with low pitch & focusing on the important word , e.g :
"Did you go yesterday"
In this part we will mention the correct way to pronounce some important litters , which widely pronounced wrongly .
R
mouth and lips should come forward& tongue should move back in the mouth, NOT forward (unlike Arabic) .
e.g :
Rock
Rain
Car
Far
Very
Direction
Arrive
Wrong
This applied to R if it was the strongest or the most appear letter .
If it wasn't , the lips stay forward & tongue become forward & lying down .
e.g :
Trust
Trip
Bring
President
Compress
T
It doesn't show difference from Arabic , but American T is different somehow .
If a ‘T’ where at the begging of the word or came after S it becomes the strongest letter
e.g :
Top
Table
Street
Stop
If a ‘T’ falls within two voiced sounds (usually vowels), the ‘T’ pronounced as a soft ‘D’.
Examples:
Water » Wader
Better » Bedder
Butter » Budder
If a ‘T’ falls after "N" in the middle of a word is doesn't pronounced
e.g :
percentage » percenage
interview » innerview
international » innernational
advantage » advanage
if a "T" comes at the begging of last syllable & the end was "N" or "ING" it also is doesn't pronounced .
e.g :
fighting » figh-in
written » wri-en
certain » cer-in
note : this doesn't apply to words end by "tion" as : creation
S & Z
If a word ends in a sound that is unvoiced (such as P,T,K,F), we pronounce it /S/
e.g:
1 cup, 2 cups
(the ‘p’ in cup is unvoiced, so we just add an unvoiced ‘s’)
1 cat, 2 cats
I break, he breaks
I stop, he stops
If a word ends in any of these sounds: ‘s,z,sh,ch,or dg (j)’ , when adding an ‘S’ ending, we pronounce it IZZZZZZ
e.g:
1 Page 2 Pages
1 Bus 2 Buses
1 Lunch 2 Lunches
I Raise, He Raises
If a word ends in a voiced sound "as vowels", then when we add an ‘S’, we pronounce it ZZZZ.
e.g:
1 Tree, 2 Treezzzz
1 Day, 2 Days
I Fly, He Flies
1 Game, 2 Games
1 Train, 2 Trains
Word Endings
There are some word endings have a special pronunciation
"ED" ending
If a word ends in an unvoiced consonant, when adding ‘-ed’ we proununce it ‘T’
e.g:
Today I jump, yesterday I jumped. (pronounced jump-T)
Today I walk, yesterday I walked. (pronounced walk-T)
If a word ends in a voiced consonant when adding ‘-ed’ we proununce it "D"
eg:
I cleaned the kitchen..
I spilled some juice.
I trimmed the tree.
If a word ends in a ‘T’ or a ‘D’ sound when adding ‘-ed’ we proununce it ‘ED’
e.g:
Today, I lift the ball. Yesterday, I lifted the ball.
I heated up my dinner.
He voted this morning.
He handed me his report.
"ing" ending
When a word ends with "ing" we pronounce it a as a nasal "N" which is called in Arabic "ghonna"
e.g :
going » goiNNN
meeting » meetiNNN
leaving » leaviNNN
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Zad Alnqsan
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Judul Posting : Pronunciation Tips Why don't we speak English correctly?
Link : Pronunciation Tips Why don't we speak English correctly?
Intro
Why don't we speak English correctly?
The language is the method of communication between people using spoken or written words. Each word consists of litters & each litter has a special way to be made, using vocal cords, throat cavity, tongue, nasal cavity & facial muscles & this is called the "pronunciation" , & here the problem reside as most of the learners compare litters of the foreign language with their own language & this make them speak wrongly . Because the pronunciation differs from language to another, e.g : the litter R ; in Arabic we pronounce it by elevating the tongue forward towards the upper teeth such as : Al-R7man , Al-R7eem …etc , but it in English it differs as we are going to discuss .
(Muscle performance: with practicing your muscles perform better )
Voiced & unvoiced letters:
Voiced letter is produces vibration in the vocal cords when pronounced, but unvoiced doesn't .
e.g :
the vowels , most of letters are voiced ,
unvoiced as : k , p , c, f , sh , ch , th.
We will figure out the importance of this later .
Pronunciation's method
In addition of work of muscles & vocal cords there must be a rhythm in speech , as begging with high pitch & ending with low pitch & focusing on the important word , e.g :
"Did you go yesterday"
In this part we will mention the correct way to pronounce some important litters , which widely pronounced wrongly .
R
mouth and lips should come forward& tongue should move back in the mouth, NOT forward (unlike Arabic) .
e.g :
Rock
Rain
Car
Far
Very
Direction
Arrive
Wrong
This applied to R if it was the strongest or the most appear letter .
If it wasn't , the lips stay forward & tongue become forward & lying down .
e.g :
Trust
Trip
Bring
President
Compress
T
It doesn't show difference from Arabic , but American T is different somehow .
If a ‘T’ where at the begging of the word or came after S it becomes the strongest letter
e.g :
Top
Table
Street
Stop
If a ‘T’ falls within two voiced sounds (usually vowels), the ‘T’ pronounced as a soft ‘D’.
Examples:
Water » Wader
Better » Bedder
Butter » Budder
If a ‘T’ falls after "N" in the middle of a word is doesn't pronounced
e.g :
percentage » percenage
interview » innerview
international » innernational
advantage » advanage
if a "T" comes at the begging of last syllable & the end was "N" or "ING" it also is doesn't pronounced .
e.g :
fighting » figh-in
written » wri-en
certain » cer-in
note : this doesn't apply to words end by "tion" as : creation
S & Z
If a word ends in a sound that is unvoiced (such as P,T,K,F), we pronounce it /S/
e.g:
1 cup, 2 cups
(the ‘p’ in cup is unvoiced, so we just add an unvoiced ‘s’)
1 cat, 2 cats
I break, he breaks
I stop, he stops
If a word ends in any of these sounds: ‘s,z,sh,ch,or dg (j)’ , when adding an ‘S’ ending, we pronounce it IZZZZZZ
e.g:
1 Page 2 Pages
1 Bus 2 Buses
1 Lunch 2 Lunches
I Raise, He Raises
If a word ends in a voiced sound "as vowels", then when we add an ‘S’, we pronounce it ZZZZ.
e.g:
1 Tree, 2 Treezzzz
1 Day, 2 Days
I Fly, He Flies
1 Game, 2 Games
1 Train, 2 Trains
Word Endings
There are some word endings have a special pronunciation
"ED" ending
If a word ends in an unvoiced consonant, when adding ‘-ed’ we proununce it ‘T’
e.g:
Today I jump, yesterday I jumped. (pronounced jump-T)
Today I walk, yesterday I walked. (pronounced walk-T)
If a word ends in a voiced consonant when adding ‘-ed’ we proununce it "D"
eg:
I cleaned the kitchen..
I spilled some juice.
I trimmed the tree.
If a word ends in a ‘T’ or a ‘D’ sound when adding ‘-ed’ we proununce it ‘ED’
e.g:
Today, I lift the ball. Yesterday, I lifted the ball.
I heated up my dinner.
He voted this morning.
He handed me his report.
"ing" ending
When a word ends with "ing" we pronounce it a as a nasal "N" which is called in Arabic "ghonna"
e.g :
going » goiNNN
meeting » meetiNNN
leaving » leaviNNN
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Zad Alnqsan
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