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When you say the “Sh” sound, your lips are rounded and your tongue is not going to touch anywhere in particular in your mouth. Your tongue is kind of just floating and should not touch up against your teeth.
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Accent Modification Q&A with Derra Huxley If you have questions about my accent modification program, you’re in the right place! If you have any other questions after reading this accent modification Q&A, please contact me. I will be happy to answer your questions and help you figure out if Accent Reduction is right for you!
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A Simple Two-Letter Word “To” Amazingly enough, how you pronounce the commonly used, simple two-letter word “to” can make a big difference in your speech. When pronounced by itself, not in a sentence, the ‘o’ sounds like ‘oo’. But when we speak in conversational, connected speech, the word “to” often becomes very de-emphasized and sounds
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Increasingly, large numbers of physicians, nurses, and other medical professionals practicing in the United States are graduates of foreign medical schools and speak English as their second language.
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Trust is Key For many of you who want to reduce foreign or regional accents, one of the main motivations to do so are underlying feelings of embarrassment, self-consciousness, and shame about the way you speak. Perhaps you have been frequently asked to repeat yourself when the listener did not understand what was said the
