3 Pro-Tips to Improve Pronunciation Free and Adjust Accent
October 16, 2018 Have you faced a situation like this: You speak with a native English speaker who cannot seem to understand anything you say. You think you speak very clearly, not too fast, not too slow, just at the right pace. But the native speaker just asks you to repeat everything because he can’t understand your accent. We have all been there, […]
4 Free Tips to Improve Pronunciation and Accent (Completely Free)
September 20, 2018 You are spending so much time to improve Pronunciation and Accent Tons of hours have been spent to learn all the phonetics sounds. Teachers tell you where to position your mouth (most Accent coaches do this) But you still struggle to speak clearly in a way people understand you. You don’t see an improvement in your Accent I’m talking about […]
8 Ways to Reduce Your Accent and Speak More Clearly
December 21, 2017 Whatever nationality we are, we all have an accent of some sort. Some accents are stronger than others. Some accents can vary from one part of the country to the next. If you want to lose your accent so that you can be more clearly understood when you talk with others then it will take very regular practice. English is […]
22 Tongue Twisters To Improve Pronunciation Skills
February 18, 2017 Tongue twisters are phrases that are difficult to say and make your tongue feel like it is all twisted up. Many people say tongue twisters for fun or as a challenge, but they actually have an important benefit. They can help improve pronunciation skills. How are they able to do this? The answer is that tongue twisters expose you to […]
How to Improve Your English Pronunciation? We have the Secret Recipe
October 26, 2016 “How to Improve Your English Pronunciation” This is a question that question that comes up often from English leaners all over the world. In this blog post, we are going to talk about a few ways you can improve your English pronunciation naturally. Practice with a Native English Speaker Grammar and Vocabulary can be relatively easy to learn and grow […]
