This video focuses on the key issues first language Indian speakers face when attempting to speak with an American accent. Learn how to be perceived as speaking "more slowly" without slowing down! Use breath & stressed syllables to your advantage. Distinguish the /v/ and /w/ sounds with greater control; articulate the /th/ sound more smoothly; make the post-vocalic /r/ audible and differentiate it form the Indian one. Learn how not to have to repeat what you say when you speak to Americans!
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Showing posts with label Training. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
American Accent Training for Indian Speakers
American Accent Training for Indian Speakers Tube. Duration : 8.85 Mins.
This video focuses on the key issues first language Indian speakers face when attempting to speak with an American accent. Learn how to be perceived as speaking "more slowly" without slowing down! Use breath & stressed syllables to your advantage. Distinguish the /v/ and /w/ sounds with greater control; articulate the /th/ sound more smoothly; make the post-vocalic /r/ audible and differentiate it form the Indian one. Learn how not to have to repeat what you say when you speak to Americans!
This video focuses on the key issues first language Indian speakers face when attempting to speak with an American accent. Learn how to be perceived as speaking "more slowly" without slowing down! Use breath & stressed syllables to your advantage. Distinguish the /v/ and /w/ sounds with greater control; articulate the /th/ sound more smoothly; make the post-vocalic /r/ audible and differentiate it form the Indian one. Learn how not to have to repeat what you say when you speak to Americans!
Thursday, October 18, 2012
American Accent Training -- Part 05 | aw sound | Spoken English | ESL | Vocabulary
American Accent Training -- Part 05 | aw sound | Spoken English | ESL | Vocabulary Video Clips. Duration : 6.33 Mins.
American accent training video lesson to speak fluent English like a native English speaker. AW: When your lips form a circular formation, however, a bit of more opening than an exact O. Now listen to your teacher how he producs the AW sound. For example, All : AW-ll Bought : bAW-t Fall : f-AW-ll Thought : thAW-t Call : kAW-ll Fought : fAW-t Tall : tAW-ll Long : lAW-ng Hall : hAW-ll Taught : tAW-t Squash : sqAW-sh War : wAW-r Ball : bAW-ll Brawl : brAW-l Wall : wAW-ll Solve : sAW-lv Contract : kAWn-trai-kt Crawl : krAW-l Caught : kAW-t Walk : wAW-k Posture : pAWs-chur Now those words are used in sentences. All the kids ran to the playground in their break time. She looked down and was afraid she might Fall. The Call Center Industry is at a booming stage. The city was full of extremely Tall buildings. For the marriage we must book a banquet Hall. In the game of Squash the Ball has to hit the Wall. Can I have your Contact number? The police Caught him red handed. I think he bought a second hand car. Before signing the papers give it a complete Thought. I think they both Fought all night long. I must've Taught you how to ride a bike when you were young. America and Iraq were on War for so many years. You'll always find a Brawl happening near a Bar. Who can actually Solve this question of mine? Babies first Crawl before they can actually Walk. It's important to keep a straight Posture while Walking. How to speak fluent English with neutral, American, british accent training ...
American accent training video lesson to speak fluent English like a native English speaker. AW: When your lips form a circular formation, however, a bit of more opening than an exact O. Now listen to your teacher how he producs the AW sound. For example, All : AW-ll Bought : bAW-t Fall : f-AW-ll Thought : thAW-t Call : kAW-ll Fought : fAW-t Tall : tAW-ll Long : lAW-ng Hall : hAW-ll Taught : tAW-t Squash : sqAW-sh War : wAW-r Ball : bAW-ll Brawl : brAW-l Wall : wAW-ll Solve : sAW-lv Contract : kAWn-trai-kt Crawl : krAW-l Caught : kAW-t Walk : wAW-k Posture : pAWs-chur Now those words are used in sentences. All the kids ran to the playground in their break time. She looked down and was afraid she might Fall. The Call Center Industry is at a booming stage. The city was full of extremely Tall buildings. For the marriage we must book a banquet Hall. In the game of Squash the Ball has to hit the Wall. Can I have your Contact number? The police Caught him red handed. I think he bought a second hand car. Before signing the papers give it a complete Thought. I think they both Fought all night long. I must've Taught you how to ride a bike when you were young. America and Iraq were on War for so many years. You'll always find a Brawl happening near a Bar. Who can actually Solve this question of mine? Babies first Crawl before they can actually Walk. It's important to keep a straight Posture while Walking. How to speak fluent English with neutral, American, british accent training ...
Public Speaking Training
Public Speaking Training Video Clips. Duration : 1.08 Mins.
publicspeakersuniversity.com Get the best FREE public speaking training available from top public speaker - Andy Harrington Most people don't have particularly pleasant experiences of the first time that they were asked to speak before an audience. The experience itself varies from one person to another and the symptoms include everything from sweating, shaking nervously, stuttering, bowing your head down while speaking and sometimes in more extreme cases -fainting. All these symptoms that are being exhibited are all essentially related to one thing - fear. People have an innate fear of being the center of attention. If you're at the circus in a crowd of many and the magician performing tells you to stand so they can use you as an example, the first instinct you have is to refuse or shy away. We fear attention and scrutiny because we fear rejection by those people who are looking at us. So in public speaking it's the same thing when you're up on the stage; you probably scared of being the cynosure of all eyes or failing the oratory talent others staring at you expect you to deliver. Most people who actually face this problem will treat this problem by avoiding any occasion where they have to make a public speech. This is all fine and good -if you intend to be a recluse all your life. On the other hand, if you intend to make meaningful difference in your life and in the lives of other people, you have to overcome this fear of speaking publicly. Whether you do this by ...
publicspeakersuniversity.com Get the best FREE public speaking training available from top public speaker - Andy Harrington Most people don't have particularly pleasant experiences of the first time that they were asked to speak before an audience. The experience itself varies from one person to another and the symptoms include everything from sweating, shaking nervously, stuttering, bowing your head down while speaking and sometimes in more extreme cases -fainting. All these symptoms that are being exhibited are all essentially related to one thing - fear. People have an innate fear of being the center of attention. If you're at the circus in a crowd of many and the magician performing tells you to stand so they can use you as an example, the first instinct you have is to refuse or shy away. We fear attention and scrutiny because we fear rejection by those people who are looking at us. So in public speaking it's the same thing when you're up on the stage; you probably scared of being the cynosure of all eyes or failing the oratory talent others staring at you expect you to deliver. Most people who actually face this problem will treat this problem by avoiding any occasion where they have to make a public speech. This is all fine and good -if you intend to be a recluse all your life. On the other hand, if you intend to make meaningful difference in your life and in the lives of other people, you have to overcome this fear of speaking publicly. Whether you do this by ...
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