American English Pronunciation Course - Ingilizce Telaffuz!

Learn to distinguish near-homophones such as were, where, and beer by listening to a hotel restaurant dialogue and practicing highlighted pronunciation patterns.

Explore common spelling patterns for ee and i, practice with word pairs and sentences, and master vowel contrasts, final e rules, and practical pronunciation in American English.

Master the pronunciation of 13 very important words, including bear, where, tradition, building, allergy, busy, media, complete, detox, extreme, experience, develop, and debut. Learn clear contrasts and avoid common mistakes.

Master the r sounds illustrated in the coffee-room dialogue, with highlighted words guiding pronunciation. Practice the patterns and examples to strengthen your American English pronunciation throughout the course.

Explore common spelling patterns for English vowel sounds such as air, are, ur, and schwa, and practice with word pairs, dialogues, and practice sentences to sharpen pronunciation.

Master the tricky pronunciation of very important words, including concert, yogurt, interference, crowded, microwave, license, lion, and Internet, through clear guidance on vowel sounds and stress.

Learn American English pronunciation in 3.1 shopping for shoes, with oo as in boot and bull and o as in owl. Practice dialogue patterns and repeat examples to improve accuracy.

Explore common spelling patterns for oo, ou, and u in English, with examples like food, blue, suit, would, could, and woman. Practice word pairs and sentences to sharpen vowel distinctions.

Learn 3.3 very important words and correct common mispronunciations—fruit, suit, lettuce, Saturday, bullets; Turkish and burger; stadium, standard; our, sour; and the hidden u sounds in humid, huge, and human.

Master american english pronunciation in the A to Z course by practicing the a as in clock and oh as in phone and boy through a dialogue and sound patterns.

Explore common spelling patterns for oh, ow, o ugh, and related vowel contrasts through practice sentences and word pair drills, emphasizing American pronunciation and r and o contrasts.

Master the pronunciation of ultra, ultimate, audio, awesome, UFO, chaos, icon, source, allow, legal, blood, flood, and August for American English, with notes on British variants.

Learn to pronounce the sounds a as in cat and r as in car through a post-pandemic marketing campaign dialogue, with highlighted words for self-test and practice.

Master common spelling patterns for a and e, practice targeted word pairs, and learn how pronunciation differences can change meaning, with extensive sentence drills.

Master common English pronunciation through focused examples of high-frequency words, including fantastic, pandemic, balance, nation and national, nature and naturally, education and educational, material, diet, purchase, and pre-prefix usage.

Master pronunciation of tricky sounds si and a, and the letter u in focus, by analyzing exam-prep dialogues and repeating patterns while breaking problems into small steps.

Master spelling patterns for the sound I, including y in fly and sky, gh in light and night, and the ey and ay patterns; practice with word pairs and sentences.

Learn to pronounce key English words correctly, including determine, certain, focus, ignorance, area, climate, exam, measure, camera, and decade.

In lunch at uni, learn the consonants p, b, t, d, and three ed endings, pronounced t, d, or it, plus silent b and p in debt and psychology.

Explore American English consonant patterns for d, t, and b, distinguishing voiceless and voiced sounds and how to hold the final t and link endings in speech.

Explore English pronunciation patterns from a dialogue between engineers, focusing on th variations, silent n and h, and ing endings, with practice on comfortable, mosque, alcohol, chemicals, and cigarette.

Practice the voiceless and voiced th sounds and the ing ending by adjusting tongue position to touch the teeth, focusing on contrasts like bath vs bathe and think vs thing.

Explore cultural views on pronouncing the th sound and other tricky English sounds, including substitutions by German, Turkish, Arabic, Indian and Filipino speakers, and practice until breathless.