American English Pronunciation Podcast
A podcast by Seattle Learning Academy
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200 Episodes
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94: /t/+/y/=/ʧ/, /d/+/y/=/ʤ/, surprising ’ch’ and ’j’ sounds.
Published: 2/24/2010 -
93: Do you accidentally make your /l/ into /w/?
Published: 2/10/2010 -
91: iPad/iPod, the world’s newest /æ,ɑ/ (short a/short o) minimal pair
Published: 1/27/2010 -
90: The j sound, spelled j, dge, ge, and g(i)
Published: 1/20/2010 -
88: Why is ’tch’ (as in ’watch’) easier to pronounce than ’ch’ (as in which)?
Published: 1/6/2010 -
85: Why is the ’Ch’ in ’Christmas’ pronounced as /k/?
Published: 12/16/2009 -
84: ’Who,’ ’what,’ ’when,’ and ’where’: How do you pronouce words that begin with wh-?
Published: 12/9/2009 -
82: Thanksgiving holiday th sounds /ð, θ/ review
Published: 11/18/2009 -
81: ”About a boat,” comparing /oʊ/ and /aʊ/
Published: 11/10/2009 -
79: Comparing /eɪ/, /i/, /ɑɪ/ (long a, long i, and long e)
Published: 10/28/2009 -
78: Comparing /æ/, /ɑ/, /ɔ/ (short a, short o, and aw)
Published: 10/20/2009 -
77: Comparing /i/, /ɪ/, /ɛ/, and /ʌ/ (long e, short i, short e, and short u)
Published: 10/7/2009 -
75: ’can’ and ’can’t,’ how are they different? Not how you expect!
Published: 9/16/2009 -
74: Are ’for’ and ’four’ pronounced the same or differently?
Published: 9/9/2009 -
73: Reducing the word ’of’ to /ə/
Published: 8/26/2009 -
72: Using /n/ instead of /ŋ/ (the ’ng’ sound) in -ing ending
Published: 8/19/2009 -
71: When and why do some words (like ’interesting’) lose a syllable?
Published: 8/12/2009 -
69: Numbers: Teens versus Tens (as in 19 vs. 90)
Published: 7/22/2009 -
68: Voiced and Unvoiced ’th’ /ð,θ/ review
Published: 7/15/2009 -
66: Syllabic n’s and nasal plosions (as in the words ’sudden’ and ’couldn’t’)
Published: 7/1/2009
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