This writer tells how Peruvians hash up English to fit Spanish phonetics.

They are mainly either difficulties of phonetics, or of structure and vocabulary.

Louis heard syllables-phonetics, at least- but the words themselves were slurred and unclear.

Sussex men are curiously intolerant of the phonetics of orthography.

A comparison of his idioms and phonetics with those of Dunbar reveals great differences.

Hudson concentrated on the phonetics and put them in context.

The phonetics of the Zulu language take precedence over the alphabetical order in the book.

Jim would have been a master hand at phonetics.

They want to see math, they want to see language skills, they want to see phonetics.

He was a retired professor of phonetics and diction, but now and then prepared a pupil.

Literacy operates from top (vocabulary, grammar rules, and phonetics are given in advance) to bottom.

The generality of sequences, words, phonetics, nouns, and actions was reached in the practical experience of writing.

This experience gave Bell an expert knowledge of phonetics that laid the foundation for his life work.

And Rose, by that time, by the plain brute force of necessity, was a teacher of phonetics.

I'm crippled by my accent but as soon as I have my phonetics taped, watch my smoke.

I love the fact that it was written in phonetics and that it was about working class culture.