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Learn how to pronounce words in American English with the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary. See the symbols, stress marks, and examples for vowels, consonants, and syllables.
- General Lessons. The Vocal Tract. Introduction to Vowels. Introduction to Long Vowels. Introduction to Short Vowels. Introduction to Other Vowels. Introduction to Approximates.
- Vowel Sounds. long a /eɪ/ (pronunciation, spelling, practice) short a /æ/ (pronunciation, spelling, practice) long e /i/ (pronunciation, spelling, practice)
- R-controlled vowels. schwa+r /ɚ/ (pronunciation, spelling, practice) ar sound /ɑr/ (pronunciation, spelling, practice) or sound /ɔr/ (pronunciation, spelling, practice)
- Consonant Sounds. b sound /b/ (pronunciation, spelling, practice) ch sound /ʧ/ (pronunciation, spelling, practice) d sound /d/ (pronunciation, spelling, practice)
Pronuncian - American English Pronunciation. Learn and practice American English pronunciation with free online lessons and videos. Minimal pairs and listen-and repeat practice helps English Language Learners speak English more fluently and achieve accent reduction.
Learn How to Pronounce the 15 Vowel Sounds of American English — Pronuncian: American English Pronunciation- Schwa /ə/: the Reduced (and Most Common) Vowel Sound of English — Pronuncian: American English Pronunciation
- What are the American English Long Vowel Sounds? — Pronuncian: American English Pronunciation
- Learn the American English r-controlled vowel pronunciations — Pronuncian: American English Pronunciation
- Learn to Pronounce the 'long a' sound /eɪ/ — Pronuncian: American English Pronunciation
- Learn the 2-syllable words stress patterns for English pronunciation — Pronuncian: American English Pronunciation
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