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    Orthography in Latvia

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    Orthography Historically‚ Latvian proper was written using a system based upon German phonetic principles and latgalian dialect was written using polish orthography principles. At the beginning of the 20th century‚ this was replaced by a more phonetically appropriate system‚ using a modified Latin alphabet. Standard orthography Today‚ the Latvian standard alphabet consists of 33 letters: The modern standard Latvian alphabet uses 22 unmodified letters of the Latin alphabet (all except Q‚ W

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    INTRODUCTION In this task I will talk about my research and analysis on English native speaker’s pronunciation‚ which can be a useful tool to understand the rules adhered to it. The consistencies and inconsistencies among the speaker‚ the account of them and the reasons why they do happen will be observed in this analysis. I asked six native speakers to read aloud some sentences. Five of them were American and one was Canadian. They were told that all of them had nonsense words. Analysis of

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    How to Learn English

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    tone. Then you can get a brief idea of what they are talking about‚ although you can’t get the detail. You don’t need to listen to the radio for an whole hour at once. It’s best to spend twenty or thirty minutes on listening separately. Learn the phonetic alphabet (pronunciation symbols). This can help you pronounce correctly‚ and it’s necessary to speak with the correct tone if you want to make some friends with native English speakers. This is a big deal for non-native English speakers. Make friends

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    English Grammar

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    from “ou” in “Southern”. Generally verbs and nouns are pronounced differently although they are written the same. Record is a good example to illustrate it. In order to solve this puzzling question I carefully study The A.P.A (The International Phonetic Alphabets) which helps me pronounce English words correctly. In order to have an accent just like the native speakers‚ I often listen to tapes and repeat after them‚ trying to imitate them. Moreover‚ my everyday conversation with the foreigners

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    Pygmalion Social Fabric

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    accents with attention to grammar and rounded vowels. However‚ the lower class broaden‚ strangle and nasalise their vowels. They also tend to use a lot of slang words. Early on in Pygmalion accent became the centre of attention with Henry Higgins -a phonetic enthusiast- who likes to point out where everyone comes from just by listening to their accents. This is the case with Eliza when we find that she comes from Lisson Grove (a poor area). Higgins then puts forward the idea that he can change anyone’s

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    Curriculum Guide for Spoken Language and Word Recognition Supported by Research-Based Practices SPE-359 Characteristics of Learning Disabilities and Strategies to Teach Individuals with LD May 31‚ 2015 For students‚ understanding the ways written language represents the way they speak is key to literacy (Bear‚ D.‚ Invernizzi‚ M.‚ Templeton‚ S.‚ & Johnston‚ F. (2011). Wilson Fundations‚ better known as “Fundations”‚ is a K-3 phonological/phonemic awareness‚ phonics and spelling program for the

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    your pronunciation of that letter is correct‚ you can sound out most words without difficulty. While there are some exceptions to this‚ the exceptions are far fewer in number than pronunciation exceptions in English and can be considered virtually phonetic. Many of the exceptions follow a set of rules‚ such as when a combination of two letters is treated as the equivalent of another letter. Vowels are likewise consistent in their pronunciation‚ unlike vowel sounds in English‚ which can be represented

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    The Origin of Yankee

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    Yankee Pride or Damn Yankee? The word Yankee has a different meaning for many of us. Some use it as a derisive term to hurt ones feelings‚ others use it proudly as an expression of patriotism. It is a struggle that has ensued since America began to be colonized. Where the word Yankee originated has been debated for many years. The most common belief is that it derived from the Dutch nick name “Janke” meaning Little John or Jack. It is also believed to be the product of poor pronunciation

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    Anglistisches Seminar Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg Pro-Seminar II: History of English Language and Language Change Instructor: Annette Mantlik Wintersemester 2013/14 Doing what comes naturally – inherent causes of language change Human language is affected both by the mind and the vocal apparatus. Causes for changes in language are mostly due to social triggers but also have a deeper‚ inherent level. A certain tendency to ease the effort in pronounciation is built into language

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    What Features of Modern Europe Have Been Traced Back to Ancient Greece and Rome‚ and Are Such Comparisons Justified? Many features of Ancient Greece and Rome could be said‚ in one way or another‚ to still be present in modern day Europe‚ although perhaps in a fashion entirely unrecognisable to the populaces of these antediluvian territories. To a modern-day European layperson‚ or one of the demos1‚ original Greek and Roman ideals might vary from politics and the legal structure that comprises

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