Pater Noster

Latin Mass Pronunciation (for English Speakers) (Trailer)

Release Date: 04/14/2021

Description:

Explicit: No

1.3 Practicing Conversational English with Multilingual Communicators

Release Date: 04/04/2022

Description: In this episode, Eric is joined by Rob Griffin, Atlanta-based ESL/ELL specialist with an emphasis on second-language acquisition, phonology, and inter-language dynamics, to discuss ways in which consultants, instructors, and English-language learners themselves can work on improving a student's conversational English, with particular attention to the importance of phonology in mastering conversational English. Recommended resources: Pronuncian (a pronunciation website for non-native speakers of English) Speech Accent Archive (a website indicating common English pronunciation difficulties facing speakers of different languages) Connected Speech (pronunciation software—disk only) Pronunciation Assessment and Recommended Exercises

Explicit: No

91: iPad/iPod, the world's newest /æ,ɑ/ (short a/short o) minimal pair

Release Date: 01/27/2010

Description: Even some native speakers of English are worried about the similar pronunciation of the newest Apple product. Comparing pronunciation of the iPad to the older iPod. Full episode transcripts at www.pronuncian.com/podcast.

Explicit: No

Ep 14

Release Date: 07/28/2022

Description: Ibiza is a Spanish island that is the third largest of the Balearic Islands, which constitute an autonomous community of Spain in the Mediterranean Sea. While Ibiza is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is particularly famous for its nightlife in clubs and on beaches. It is one of the most highly touted summer club scenes, with its specially tending towards electronic dance music. Ibiza's official name is in Catalan and is Eivissa, but the island is better known around the world in its Spanish name, Ibiza. The name Ibiza derives from the Arabic word Yabisah, which in English translates to "landward". The correct pronunciation of Ibiza in Spanish is ee-bee-thah. The "I" is pronounced with an -ee sound like the word "bee" and not like the word "eye", as is often pronounce by British English speakers. It is also worth noting that the "i" is not pronounced with an "ih" sound, like the word "invisible", as is sometimes heard by American English speakers. The second part, -bee, also pronounces the "i" with an "ee" sound. The last part, -thah is pronounced with a "th" like in the word "the" and not with a "z" sound like "zebra". However, it is important to note that is the common pronunciation in Spain; other speakers in Latin America, for example, will pronounce the "z" with an "s" sound, making it ee-bee-sah.

Explicit: No

American English Pronunciation Podcast

Release Date: 05/16/2021

Authors: Seattle Learning Academy

Description: The American English Pronunciation podcasts teaches non-native English speakers and ESL/ELL students correct English pronunciation in short lessons. Learn, listen, repeat!

Explicit: No

Elang Multilingual Lifestyle

Release Date: 08/06/2020

Authors: Israel Hernandez

Description: Bringing together business English speakers throughout Mexico and Latin America.

Explicit: No

PronunciationCoach

Release Date: 10/31/2021

Description: English pronunciation for learners of American English

Explicit: No

BILINGUAL INSPIRATION

Release Date: 10/03/2021

Authors: THOURIA BENFERHAT

Description: Inspiring anecdotes, twice a week, in English and Arabic (English Friday, Arabic Monday). For English speakers learning Arabic and Arabic speakers learning English. Each episode is published in English and in Arabic, with text. If you are learning: 1- Listen to the same text or read it in the other language to check your comprehension; 2- Read the text then listen to it to check your pronunciation; 3- Listen and repeat to improve your pronunciation; 4- Liste

Explicit: No

Speechville English Diction And Public Speaking

Release Date: 08/12/2020

Authors: Oyinborode Glory

Description: This podcast is aimed at helping people become confident speakers of the English Language with excellent pronunciation skills and perfect diction.

Explicit: No

English Pronunciation Pod

Release Date: 04/09/2021

Authors: Charles Becker

Description: English Pronunciation Pod offers English pronunciation and accent reduction lessons for anyone who wants to improve their speaking ability in English. Hosted by accent reduction specialist Charles Becker, each podcast focuses on a key aspect of American pronunciation with clear explanations and exercises designed to improve your pronunciation.

Explicit: No

English Pronunciation Pod

Release Date: 11/12/2021

Authors: Charles Becker

Description: English Pronunciation Pod offers English pronunciation and accent reduction lessons for anyone who wants to improve their speaking ability in English. Hosted by accent reduction specialist Charles Becker, each podcast focuses on a key aspect of American pronunciation with clear explanations and exercises designed to improve your pronunciation.

Explicit: No

English Pronunciation Pod

Release Date: 11/14/2021

Authors: Charles Becker

Description: English Pronunciation Pod offers English pronunciation and accent reduction lessons for anyone who wants to improve their speaking ability in English. Hosted by accent reduction specialist Charles Becker, each podcast focuses on a key aspect of American pronunciation with clear explanations and exercises designed to improve your pronunciation.

Explicit: No

The ChantCast

Release Date: 09/22/2020

Authors: Father Jay A. Finelli

Description: Presenting the Latin chants for the Mass and other simple Gregorian Chants.

Explicit: No

English pronunciation

Release Date: 08/24/2020

Authors: Darby Newman

Description: English pronunciation

Explicit: No

English Spoken Well

Release Date: 07/14/2021

Authors: English Spoken Well

Description: This Malayalam language podcast teaches English pronunciation for malayalam speakers. Each episode will introduce resources and material to refer to, including apps and other digital resources. Please follow Instagram account EnglishSpokenWell for links to materials and details.

Explicit: No