Perfect Pronunciation By Native English Now

Polyglot ESL teacher reveals the secrets to perfect English pronunciation!

What you'll learn

Learn New Sounds with Linguistics

Master Native American Intonation

Identify Key Pronunciation Mistakes

See the Connection Between Spelling & Pronunciation

Requirements

A Low-Intermediate Level English is all that's needed. If you can read this, you can take this course!

Description

A polyglot, ESL teacher who's taught in more than 10 countries, Nathan Bick uses his unique expertise to explain how to have perfect, English pronunciation.  Here's his message:"Hi everyone! I'm ESL expert originally from Florida, USA. Like so many of you, I've struggled with learning pronunciation in my new languages. But unlike many of you, I've been lucky enough to find the solution. You see, pronunciation really isn't so complicated. It's just a matter of understanding how sounds work, and how they're put together. Linguists have been working on this very topic for hundreds of years.Sadly, most students have no idea how to use the information written in academic articles. And that's why I created this course. I break down -  simply and clearly - how pronunciation works. And then I explain how students often mispronounce these sounds - and how to correct that. Finally, we learn how to put everything together into a smooth, native-like conversation.No doubt, many of you feel embarrassed of your pronunciation. Even advanced students are often held back by their strong accents. In this course, we will deal with that problem, once and for all. So if you're ready to have perfect pronunciation, let's get started."

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Vowels

Lecture 2 Vowels

Lecture 3 A, E, I, O, U

Lecture 4 ɪ & ʊ

Lecture 5 ɛ & ə

Lecture 6 ae & ɔ

Section 3: Consonants

Lecture 7 Consonants

Lecture 8 m, n, & ŋ

Lecture 9 p & b

Lecture 10 t & d

Lecture 11 k & g

Lecture 12 f & v

Lecture 13 s & z

Lecture 14 th

Lecture 15 ʃ + ʒ

Lecture 16 dʒ + tʃ

Lecture 17 h

Lecture 18 L

Lecture 19 r

Lecture 20 Y

Lecture 21 w

Section 4: Intonation

Lecture 22 Intonation

Intermediate and Advanced learned looking to reduce their accent and master native pronunciation