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Pronunciation for IT Professionals from all Language Backgrounds

What you will learn

Learn how to produce all the English consonants

Learn how to distinguish commonly confused consonants

Reinforce your practice with repetition audio practice

Learn to self-correct.

Description

You can learn to articulate clearly!  Messy consonants make it difficult or impossible for others to understand you.  Learn to produce and distinguish between all the English consonants at the beginning, in the middle or at the end of a word.  The course is dense with  detail about every consonant, so you may have to watch certain parts more than once to make sure you’ve got it.   You’ll learn different spelling patterns for each consonant sound.  You’ll learn the common pitfalls for each consonant sound and how to avoid them.  And you’ll l earn how consonants change as they connect to other words.   Example sentences are from every day life as well as high tech or business fields, so you will be exposed to a variety of vocabulary.  The course includes repetition audio practice so you can repeat the sentences over and over again to develop muscle memory.  This course has lessons for learners from various language backgrounds.  It will be beneficial for Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese, Japanese, Spanish, French, German, Russian speakers and more.  The instructor has free office hours on Zoom once a month, so you are invited to meet her for questions and to have her check your pronunciation and whether you are incorporating the information properly.


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Content

Introduction

Introduction
Consonant Chart Overview

Stop Consonants

P and B
T and D part 1
T and D part 2
CH and J
K and G
Final Consonants Part 1 (for Vietnamese speakers)
Final Consonants Part 2 (for Vietnamese Speakers)
Tongue Exercises for Stop Consonants

Continuant Consonants

F, V and W
th & TH
S & Z part 1
S & Z part 2
SH & ZH
Final Consonants Part 3 (for Vietnamese)
H
H vs F (for Japanese)

Y, W ,R and L

Y
Y vs. J (for Spanish)
W
R part 1
R part 2
Clear L
Back L (or Dark L)

Nasal Consonants

N and M
NG