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I'm married and I have two daughters of 8 and 3 yo. I'm learning English because I need it for my job. I only want to exchange conversations via Skype because I think is the most useful way to practice. I can also help a little bit with spanish cause my wife is cuban.
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Jesse
English
Jan 22, 2015
A Nasal Plosion is whenever we have a construction of [T/D] + [vowel] + [N], and is performed by blocking the airway leading out of your mouth, causing the air to instead come out of your nose (hece the Nasal). Also, for common words in English, i.e. can, to, him, her, them - typically these words will take a Schwa sound (pronounced "uh"), and will even take Elided forms, i.e. him = uhm, her = uhr, them = uhm. If you ever have any questions or concerns, always feel free to contact me.
Jesse
English
Jan 20, 2015
An Elision is when a sound is ignored, either in words or in phrases. In English, we have several Elided forms, especially for common words. i.e. her, him, them = uhr, uhm, uhm. This would mean that some Elisions require knowing the context of when they are said. If you ever have any questions or concerns, always feel free to contact me.
Jesse
English
Jan 13, 2015
In English, whenever the letter T comes after the letter N in an Unstressed syllable, the T is usually silent. i.e. winter, sentiment. This is especially important because this affects the ways Verbs are pronounced when they change Participle forms. i.e. want INTO wanted, wanting. If you ever have any questions or concerns, always feel free to contact me.
Jesse
English
Dec 29, 2014
The Schwa is easily the most common sound in English, and very frequently will take the place of common words and expressions. One such expression is when using the word "to" as part of an Infinitive Phrase. i.e. I am waiting to (tuh) go. Another common one is the word "can". i.e. I can (kuhn) see you. If you ever have any questions or concerns, always feel free to contact me.
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