American English Pronunciation Podcasts

#118: The prefix re-

#117: Suffixes with the ch sound

#116: Using ain't

#115: Taking the s off of sp-, st-, sk-

#114: Aspiration details in stop sounds

#113: The h sound, like a chameleon

#112: Dropping the d sound

#111: Linking to and from v and f sounds

#110: The troublesome v sound and f sound

#109: s/z/sh/zh sounds; compare and contrast

#108: Difference between "learned/spelled" UK/US

#107: ck after short vowels, k after all the others

#106: long u stressed and reduced

#105: Pronouncing though, thought, through, thorough

#104: Pronouncing "pronounce" and "pronunciation"

#103: VIDEO: Introduction to other vowels

#102: Russian/Ukrainian Special Episode

#101: Subtle oddities of the word subtle

#100: A Hundred / One Hundred

#99: Three-word informal contractions

#98: VIDEO: Introduction to short vowels

#97: From used to to useta

#96: women could have been wimmen

#95: VIDEO sh sound, part 2

#94: t+y=ch, d+y=j

#93: The l sound at the end of words

#92: (VIDEO) sh sound, part 1

#91: iPad/iPod the world's newest minimal pair

#90: The j sound, another affricate

#89: (VIDEO) Introduction to Long Vowels

#88: The tch and ch spelling

#87: 2 announcements for 2010

#86: Using rhymes to learn pronunciation

#85: Why is Christmas said with a k sound?

#84: Pronunciation of the wh spelling

#83: (VIDEO 11) Schwa+r spelling and pronunciation #82: Thanksgiving holiday voiced th and unvoiced th special #81: Comparing long o and ow sound #80 (VIDEO 10): the other u (u as in put) #79: Comparing long a, long e, and long i #78: Comparing short a, short o, and aw sound #77: Comparing long e, short i, short e, and short u #76 (VIDEO 9): Schwa, Part 1 #75: can versus can't #74: for versus four #73: Reducing the word of to the schwa sound #72: Substituting the n sound for the ng sound in the -ing ending #71: dropped syllables, syncope #70 (VIDEO 8): the long u and oo sound spelling and pronunciation #69: Numbers: Teens versus Tens #68: Voiced and Unvoiced th sound review #67 (VIDEO): the aw sound spelling and pronunciation #66: Syllabic n's and a nasal plosives #65: What is the glottal stop and when do Americans use it? #64 (VIDEO): the short o spelling and pronunciation #63: When Americans don't say the t sound #62 (VIDEO): the long o spelling and pronunciation #61: The American t as a quick d sound #60: Tag questions are not always questions #59: Rising and Falling Yes/no Questions #58: Statement Pitch Boundaries: Rising and Falling #57: Comparing extra-high and rising pitch words #56: Extra-high pitch words for extra intensity #55: Introduction to intonation and pitch and high pitch words #54: Pre-buy our new book and SAVE! #53: Phrasal verb sentence stress #52: Linking from the -ed ending #51 (VIDEO): the long e, short e, and short i sounds #50: the silent t in -sten and -stle spellings #49 (VIDEO): the long i and short i sounds #48: talk and walk #47: could, should, and would #46: th plus r sound combinations #45 (VIDEO): the long e and short e sounds #44: the letter x pronunciations #43: the words "world" and "word" #42 (VIDEO): review of long and short vowels, spelling and pronunciation of long a and short a #41: the silent b of the -mb spelling #40: been, not bean #39: quit, quite, quiet: three similar-sounding words #38: idea, a troublesome little 3-syllable word #37: says, and said: two words NOT said with a long a #36: palpable, a word worth learning to say Remote Assessments with Seattle Learning Academy! #35: there, their and they're the most important homonyms #34: consonant plus y suffix word syllable stress #33: -ate suffix word syllable stress and heteronyms #32: -ize suffix word syllable stress #31: -ic suffix word syllable stress #30: 2-syllable word stress, -tion/-sion suffix syllable stress #29: The English short i sound and long e sound #28: The English h sound #27: The English g sound and k sound Special episode: Chinese speakers of English as a Second Language #26: The English m sound and n sound, more nasal sounds #25: The English ng sound, beginning nasal sounds #24: The English ch sound and j sound #23: The English b sound and p sound Special episode: Spanish speakers of English as a Second Language #22: Review the sounds we've covered so far Special episode: MP3 audio practice now available for purchase! #21: The Rhythm Rule and sentence stress, continued Special episode: Japanese speakers of English as a Second Language #20: The Rhythm Rule and sentence stress #19: The English -ed ending pronunciation #18: The American English f sound and v sound #17: The American English sh sound and zh sound #16: Reducing Pronouns #15: Linking Vowel Sounds #14: Linking Consonant Sounds #13: The American English Informal Contractions #12: The American English Common Contractions #11: The American English aw sound, oi sound and ow sound #10: The American English u as in put and oo sound #9: The American English short vowel sounds Pronunciation Pages Promotion, special podcast #8: The American English long vowel sounds #7: The English w sound and y sound #6: The American English r-controlled vowels #5: The American English r sound and l sound #4: The American English r sound #3: The English s sound and z sound #2: The English t sound and d sound #1: The English th sounds http://www.pronuncian.com/podcast.aspx http://www.podtrac.com/PodtracPlayer/podtracplayer.aspx?podcast=http://www.pronuncian.com/materials/podcasts/rss.xml