11 Sep How do I adjust a strong accent for professional settings? Posted at 15:52h in Connected Speech, English Pronunciation, Linguistics, Phonetics, Phonology, Uncategorized 0 Likes Do people ask you to repeat yourself at work? When the speech patterns from your native language are affecting how you... Read More
26 Feb Want to sound like a native speaker of English? Posted at 15:50h in Connected Speech, English Pronunciation, Linguistics, Phonetics, Phonology, Uncategorized 0 Likes Here are some top tips on mastering connected speech in British Received Pronunciation from your accent reduction coach Clients who have... Read More
26 Feb Using Onomatopoeia and Visualisation to Learn a British Accent Posted at 15:50h in Accent Reduction, Connected Speech, English Pronunciation, Linguistics, Phonetics, Phonology, Uncategorized 0 Likes Let's use onomatopoeia-style techniques to practise consonant clusters and other aspects of English pronunciation in accent reduction training Some consonant clusters... Read More
25 May Understanding Connected Speech in English for Improved Fluency Posted at 09:59h in Accent Reduction, Advanced Pronunciation, British Accent, Connected Speech, English Pronunciation, Linguistics, Phonetics, Phonology, Regional Accents 0 Likes What is connected speech in English? When we speak, we don't pause between words. Words knock into each other. When we... Read More
10 Feb Mastering Fast and Clear English Speech Without Overthinking in Natural Daily Speech Posted at 10:56h in British Accent, Connected Speech, English Pronunciation, Linguistics 0 Likes Efficient speech training: beyond slow and exaggerated pronunciation Let's debunk a common myth. You don't have to speak slowly with large... Read More
23 Mar Mastering the Glottal Stop in English Pronunciation Posted at 15:59h in Accent Reduction, Advanced Pronunciation, British Accent, Connected Speech, English Pronunciation, Linguistics, Phonetics, Phonology, Regional Accents 0 Likes Understanding the glottal stop: A key feature of British accents Glottal stops are important if you want to sound more British.... Read More