Tongue Twisted: IntelligibilityTongue Twisted:
Let’s keep three questions at the forefront of our minds: Question 1. What do we mean by intelligibility?Following on from…... Read more.
Tongue Twisted: H is for Habit Formation
At an IATEFL International Conference in Harrogate a few years ago, there was an undeniable buzz of excitement among members…... Read more.
Fricatives (and functional load)
We have initiated a column run by Robin Walker, teacher, teacher trainer and an expert in pronunciation. Robin maintained a…... Read more.
“Tongue Twisted: Unraveling the Mysteries of Pronunciation with Robin Walker”
We have initiated a column run by Robin Walker, teacher, teacher trainer and an expert in pronunciation. Robin maintained a…... Read more.
“Tongue Twisted: Unraveling the Mysteries of Pronunciation with Robin Walker”
We have initiated a column run by Robin Walker, teacher, teacher trainer and an expert in pronunciation. Robin maintained a…... Read more.
“Tongue Twisted: Unraveling the Mysteries of Pronunciation with Robin Walker”
Dental consonants ‘D’ could be for quite a lot of issues in pronunciation including dialect, diphthong or devoicing, but I thought…... Read more.
The bilabials /p/, /b/ and /m/
We have initiated a column run by Robin Walker, teacher, teacher trainer and an expert in pronunciation. Robin maintained a…... Read more.
‘A’ is for accent (2)
We have initiated a column run by Robin Walker, teacher, teacher trainer and an expert in pronunciation. Robin maintained a…... Read more.
‘A’ is for accent (1)
As of this month, we initiate a column run by Robin Walker, teacher, teacher trainer and an expert in pronunciation.…... Read more.