American English Pronunciation Podcast

#72: Substituting the n sound for the ng sound in the -ing ending

-ing: Substituting the n sound for the ng sound www.pronuncian.com

#71: dropped syllables, syncope

Does the word interesting have three syllables, or four? www.pronuncian.com

#70: audio of video 8 long u and oo sound sound spelling and pronunciation

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Learn the similar pronunciation and spellings for these to sounds in American English www.pronuncian.com

#70 VIDEO 8: long u and oo sound sound spelling and pronunciation

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Learn the similar pronunciation and spellings for these to sounds in American English www.pronuncian.com

#69: Numbers: Teens versus Tens

Syllable stress and alternative t sounds are used to differentiate ...

Syllable stress and alternative t sounds are used to differentiate these sounds more than the n sound at the end of teens! www.pronuncian.com

#68: Voiced and Unvoiced th sound review

How you place your tongue during these sounds can make ...

How you place your tongue during these sounds can make it easier to transition to and from them. www.pronuncian.com

#67: audio of video 7 aw sound spelling and pronunciation

Learn the correct pronunciation and spellings of the aw sound ...

Learn the correct pronunciation and spellings of the aw sound sound in American English www.pronuncian.com

#67 VIDEO 7: aw sound spelling and pronunciation

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Learn the correct pronunciation and spellings of the aw sound sound in American English www.pronuncian.com

#66: Syllabic n's and nasal plosions

Two new vocab words for two different interesting concepts in ...

Two new vocab words for two different interesting concepts in pronunciation www.pronuncian.com

#65: The glottal stop in place of the t sound

What is a glottal stop and when do Americans use ...

What is a glottal stop and when do Americans use it? www.pronuncian.com