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Meanings of pronunciation in English
Portuguese
pronuncia Catalan
pronunciació Usage of pronunciation in English
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Sometimes even though the words are the same, the pronunciation is different.
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Philip Skale had made a mistake in the pronunciation of the Name.
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Historically received pronunciation signified a higher social class than a local accent.
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Our advice to on-air staff has been to use the local pronunciation.
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In the sixth year Porpora instructed him in declamation, pronunciation, and articulation.
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The English pronunciation of A and E is in most words transposed.
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His biggest problem was the tonal pronunciation, especially when he began performing.
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She sang in English and with the broken pronunciation of a child-
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This is the approximate pronunciation of some of the more difficult names:
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Which is an Australian english pronunciation as opposed to the American, goddess.
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She discusses the influence of Maori language on New Zealand English pronunciation.
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Accordingly, Power Chinese offers pronunciation drills as well as exercises in grammar.
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Moore's law only boosts a machine's ability to navigate larger pronunciation databases.
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No one could possibly describe the quaint pronunciation she gave the word.
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Letters to Hewitt A correspondent is concerned about the pronunciation of 'respiratory'.
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Everyone else: I'll have to leave the Danish pronunciation to your imaginations.
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Pronunciation through the time
Pronunciation across language varieties
United Kingdom
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Ireland
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United States of America
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