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5.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: American Spoken English in Real Life: Fast Natural, Urgent Survival, Foreign Accent Begone! : The Phonology of General American Colloquial (Paperback)
Every language learner knows what it feels like to learn thousands of foreign words and phrases for long years only to be incapable to understand what a native speaker is saying in the end. Mostly it results from the changes that take place when words are put together and their pronunciation become quite different from what is learned in a class, when they are pronounced one at a time. This is the only book I have met that shows it clearly, wasting no time with "unnatural" English and guiding you through the strange phonetics of the ordinary speaker.
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American Spoken English in Real Life: Fast Natural, Urgent Survival, Foreign Accent Begone! : The Phonology of General American Colloquial (Paperback - Mar. 1993)
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