Dropped Vowels And Disappearing Syllables
(In Spoken English)
t is true that — in EVERY language — the way that a word is spelled, and the way that a word is pronounced, are two different things. And this is the MAIN reason why non-native English-speakers sound different than so-called “Native” English-speakers.
t is because — often-times, the way letter-combinations — or even singular letters — are pronounced in their own language is different than in English. This is also the main reason that people just starting to learn English have a hard time understanding “Native” speakers, when they speak. The video below will help. 😉
Notice! — In the video, it is written: “Difficult English Words”. However — they are NOT difficult. You simply need to learn the proper way and practice. And if you want to know why I say this, (even though almost every other teacher talks about how “difficult” it is to learn English)… Click Here. 😉
Examples From The Video
(The Underlined Vowels Are Those That Are Dropped Or Seem To Disappear)
(All examples are linked to their respective entries on the GiveMeSomeEnglish!!! – Pronunciation Portal)
Have An Excellent Day!
😉
Explore GiveMeSomeEnglish!!!
If This Article Was Helpful, Please Consider Making A Donation
If This Article Was Helpful, Please Consider Making A Donation