A powerful tool, provided by the U.S. Department of State's site, American English for English Language Teachers Around the World, to help teachers incorporate English pronunciation into lessons.

Incorrect. The glide is not transcribed as y in IPA and this word has a tap, not a stop, in the last syllable. Incorrect. There are two errors in the final syllable. Incorrect. IPA [j] indicates a ...

Introduction to English Phonetics and Phonology aims to help learners speak ... and diagrams to explain syllable structure Separate section on British and American English Tasks for reinforcement of ...

Business Insider spoke to Philip Gooden, author and expert on the origins of the English language ... The very characteristic American “gotten” for the past tense of “get” has died ...

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To round out our phonetic journey, here are a few consonant sounds you won’t have to second-guess. One sound you can be certain of is ‘Z’ (as long as it isn’t combined into a digraph or trigraph).

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"The NATO Phonetic Alphabet substitutes a code word acrophonically for each letter of the English alphabet, so that letters ...

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Spanish is a phonetic language. This means that apart from some exceptions, letters in Spanish are always pronounced in the same way, and unlike English, you mostly pronounce all the letters in a ...