Hello guys,
Have you learnt something new these days? A new word, expression, sound, something new about English Language?
If so, could you share that with us? It would be amazing!
Let's exchange our language experiences so everyone can learn a bit more...
Thank you so much!!!
Joyce.
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No problem, Rabab...
I'm waiting for you to come back and post what you have learnt here! =)
Thanks for passing by!!!
A great idea Joyce. Very helpful.
Well I would love to share what I have learnt too but am afraid I don't remember anything now :S sorry my memory is horrible. I promise to come back to share something ;)
@Nadira thanks for inviting us :)
Great, Martin...
I loved these tips. Thanks for adding something different and useful!
Joyce.
I think the last mistake is common in different countries because almost all the words of the sentences start with the same letter. So, when we read it, sometimes we make a confusion with the sounds.
Thanks for sharing this rich material! =)
Dear joyce
I wouuld llike to share few words of pronouciation mistakes my students make ,
As it is their second or to some third language ,
Water goes as vahter (tamil speakers)
voter (Sinhalese speakers) The respective vowel sound and the consonant sound lacks in both respective languages.
Similarly No and came are quite pure without the diphtongal sounds "ou" and "ei"
Naturally as thease diphotngal , vowel and consonants sounds are not in our mother language , the pure pronounciation differs.
She saw sea shells on the sand.
" See shaw she sells on the shand ." to over come these mistakes I use speech therapy for the learner to get the correct pronounciaton and enunciation of the language.