B and Br for “Brother”- Press Firmly Lips Together and Loud Voice
This is Number 6 in our hierarchical arrangement of American English (AE) pronunciation 2 minute tutorials. This systematic arrangement is the most efficient and makes accuracy easy in training your brain and mouth to get clear AE speech sounds and words. Now we show you the consonant b before the consonant r in the word […]
B and CH for “Beach” For Fast and Easy Learning Using Human Brain Info
B and CH for “Beach” For Fast and Easy Learning Using Human Brain Info This is Number 5 in our series of recommended sequence for fast, easy mastery of American English speech sounds. The directed instruction is for English consonants B, CH and the word “beach”. Your brain organizes the production of speech by phonetic […]
P for American English and Syllable Pronunciation for Clear Speech
This is our Number 3 in the series of recommended sequence for consonants and vowels. Like Number 1 which has the word “probably,” this video also directly instructs for the American English (AE) consonant speech sound P. Ninety, 90, sovereign and non-sovereign entities have English for their official language including India, South Africa, […]
K and T English Sounds
We continue our series of recommended sequence for American English consonants and vowels. For practice this is Number 2. Deliberately practice with this video with the intention of getting better. Don’t do this practice in a mindless manner. Just a couple of minutes. This SECOND speech tip is our chosen one for systematic learning. It […]
P and B, Start– or Refresh with These Speech Sounds
Today we begin the series of recommended sequence for consonants and vowels. Deliberate and focused practice is best. Imitation is the easiest way to learn. Watch, listen, and do! Accuracy is everything! This FIRST speech tip is our chosen Number 1 for systematic learning. Brain organizerer is that the Quick speech sounds in English are […]
Do you want to understand about the “th” and weird spellings with “b,”p,” “t,” “s”?
Website Speech Tip FOR MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 2020 Do you want to know about“th” and why “b,” “p,” “t,” and “s” have come into the spelling of particular English words and give them weird spelling? Some words have these letters which either you do not pronounce or are in a series of letters that have […]
Speech Tip for You: Why Does English have 2 or 3 Words for the Same Thing
FOR MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2020 Speech Tip via Word Press Speech Tip for You: Why Does English have 2 or 3 Words for the Same Thing Have you noticed that English often has two or three words for the same thing?. These different words allow us to express ideas with different degrees of formality. For […]
English communication and American Slang: Nouns and Adjectives
English communication and American Slang: Nouns and Adjectives American slang is a casual vocabulary. These words are some of the most popular and can be used by all. Here are noun and adjective slang words. American Slang Nouns brain: a very intelligent person Bill Gates must be a brain. munchies: snacks like pretzels, popcorn, potato […]
English Speech Communication and American Slang: Greetings and Verbs
English speech communication and American Slang: Greetings and Verbs American English has its own casual variety of the English language and vocabulary. Historically, it has been influenced by sports, the cowboys, the building of the railroad, the card game of poker, African-American culture, immigrants, native and so forth. Here are some words which are common […]
Fail-Safe Questions
Fail-Safe Questions For this week’s accent reduction advice, we have a speech tip video below. Also, whether you are a student meeting new people or an adult who knows no one at a work gathering, you can use fail-safe questions with particular themes to open and start conversations. Today, here are three: […]