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LING01-05: Approximant Consonants
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v3, pt.2 - What Is Phonetics? :: Consonants
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LING01-04: Nasal Consonants
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American Spoken English -Consonant Action - New Version- High Quality
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Learning Gurmukhi -- Retroflex Consonant
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Elicitation Techniques for /s/ and /z/ (Frontal and Lateral Lisp)
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LING01-06: Affricate Consonants
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Pronunciation Tutorial 1: English Pronunciation and IPA: Voicing and Place
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Evd palatal lateral consonant sagittal and coronal half speed
Voiced palatal lateral approximant, midsagittal and coronal view (half speed)...
published: 17 Jul 2012
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LING01-05: Approximant Consonants
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24 Consonants Lateral L
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8 odd sounds from other languages...
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24 Consonants Lateral L - Arabic
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v3, pt.2 - What Is Phonetics? :: Consonants
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published: 10 Sep 2013
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English Pronunciation - consonants
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published: 07 Jun 2010
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IPA Consonants of American English
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LING01-04: Nasal Consonants
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American Spoken English -Consonant Action - New Version- High Quality
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Magic learning English method (extracted and translated from ebook "Cách học tiếng Anh thần kỳ" of doremon-nobita - Email: reviewstrustworthy@gmail.com) - 4 hours daily - Complete in 2 years First 6 months: (1st to 6th month) - First 2 months and 20 days (80 days) 1. Listening Practice through Dictation(LPTD) 1 and 2 : listen and read along (read transcripts by eyes at the same time of listening) 10 units/lessons daily, 10 times each unit within 10 days. After 10 days, change to next 10 units. 2. Learn to pronounce with American Spoken English, Pronunciation Workshop and Mastering the American Accents. 1 hour daily. 3. Watch the Friends comedy show with caption/subtitles on, 2 episodes daily. - Next 1 month and 18 days (next 48 days) 1. Repeat LPTD 2 and additional LPTD 3: listen 10 units daily, 8 times each unit within 12 days. After 12 days, change to next 10 units. 2. Read ALOUD LPTD 1. Read ALOUD 10 units daily, read each unit twice (2 times) within 12 days. After 12 days, change to next 10 units. 3. Watch the Friends comedy show with caption/subtitles on, 2 episodes daily. -Next 2 months (next 60 days) 1. Repeat LPTD 3 and additional LPTD 4: listen 10 units daily, 6 times each unit within 15 days. After 15 days, change to next 10 units. 2. Read ALOUD LPTD 2. Read ALOUD 10 units daily, read each unit twice (2 times) within 15 days. After 15 days, change to next 10 units. 3. Rewrite LPTD 1. Rewrite each unit daily. Rewrite each unit at least twice (in 2 months). Learn them by heart after rewriting completely. 4. Watch the Friends comedy show with caption/subtitles on, 2 episodes daily. - Next 4 months (from month 7th to month 10th) 1. Listen to 30 Ministory lessons of Effortless English Power English Now. Listen 3 lessons daily, 4 times each lesson within 12 days. After 12 days, change to next 3 lessons. 2. Read ALOUD LPTD 3 and 4. Read ALOUD 10 units daily, read each unit twice (2 times) within 12 days. After 12 days, change to next 10 units. 3. Rewrite LPTD 2,3,4. Rewrite each unit daily. Rewrite each unit at least twice (in 4 months). Learn them by heart after rewriting completely. 4. After read ALOUD all LPTD, then start to read ALOUD Ministory 1-6. Read ALOUD 3 lessons daily, read each lesson once (1 time) within 12 days. After 12 days, change to next 3 lessons. 5. Watch the Friends comedy show with caption/subtitles on, 2 episodes daily. - Next 2 months (from month 11th to month 12th) 1. Listen to 22 POV lessons of Effortless English Power English Now. Listen 7 lessons daily, 2 times each lesson within 20 days. After 20 days, change to next 7 lessons. 2. Read ALOUD Ministory 7-24. Read ALOUD 3 lessons daily, read each unit once (1 time) within 10 days. After 10 days, change to next 3 lessons. 3. After read ALOUD each lesson is done, then rewrite them. Rewrite 1 lesson in 2 days, rewrite once for each lesson. 4. Watch the Friends comedy show... - Next 4 months (from month 13th to month 16th) 1. Listen to 30 Mainstory lessons of Effortless English Power English Now. Listen 3 lessons daily, 4 times each lesson within 12 days. After 12 days, change to next 3 lessons. 2. Read ALOUD Ministory 25-30. Read ALOUD 3 lessons daily, read each unit once (1 time) within 10 days. After 10 days, change to next 3 lessons. 3. After read ALOUD Ministory is done, then reread 22 POV lessons. Reread 7 lessons daily, once for each lesson in 10 days. After 10 days, change to next 7 lessons. 4. After read ALOUD POV is done, then reread Mainstory 1-21 lessons. Reread 3 lessons daily, once for each lesson in 10 days. After 10 days, change to next 3 lessons. 5. Rewrite Ministory and POV lessons, 1 lesson in 2 days, rewrite once for each lesson. 6. Watch the Friends comedy show... - Next 2 months (from month 17th to month 18th) 1. Listen to 30 Vocab lessons of Effortless English Power English Now. Listen 5 lessons daily, 4 times each lesson within 10 days. After 10 days, change to next 5 lessons. 2. Read ALOUD Mainstory 22-30. Read ALOUD 3 lessons daily, read each unit once (1 time) within 10 days. After 10 days, change to next 3 lessons. 3. After read ALOUD Mainstory is done, then reread Vocab 1-15 lessons. Reread 5 lessons daily, once for each lesson in 10 days. After 10 days, change to next 5 lessons. 4. Rewrite remain POV and Mainstory lessons, 1 lesson in 2 days, rewrite once for each lesson. 5. Watch the Friends comedy show... - Last 6 moths (from month 19th to month 24th) 1. Listen to audio books. At least 2 hours daily. Listen twice each book. Read along book content while listening. Select suitable books (short/long) by yourself to listen within a day. 2. Read ALOUD remain Vocab lessons following above way. 3. After read ALOUD 30 Vocab lessons is done, then reread Ministory and POV lessons. 4. Rewrite remain Mainstory and 30 Vocab lessons following above way. 5. Watch the Friends comedy show...
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Learning Gurmukhi -- Retroflex Consonant
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Elicitation Techniques for /s/ and /z/ (Frontal and Lateral Lisp)
http://www.speechandlanguagekids.com/frontallisp Learn how to teach a child to say the /s/...
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http://www.speechandlanguagekids.com/frontallisp Learn how to teach a child to say the /s/ and the /z/ sound. This tutorial is especially helpful for children with lateral lisp or frontal lisp.
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LING01-06: Affricate Consonants
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Pronunciation Tutorial 1: English Pronunciation and IPA: Voicing and Place
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published: 10 Mar 2012
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H0001 Serial and Oral Classical Hebrew Course the Hebrew consonants
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23- Consonants - Continuant - R - Arabic.flv
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Frontal and Lateral Lisp by Pam Marshalla
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Descripció del fenomen ieista i estratègies per a pronunciar el fonema palatal lateral de llet i pollastre.
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Lateral Lisp: What is it and how do you treat it?
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http://www.speechandlanguagekids.com/laterallisp With a lateral lisp, air flows over the side of the tongue for palatial fricatives and affricates instead of out the front. This makes the child's speech sound slushy and may make it sound like the child has too much saliva in his mouth (think Sylvester the Cat). Find out how to treat a lateral lisp at http://www.speechandlanguagekids.com/laterallisp
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Voiceless Alvelor Lateral Fricative - ɬ
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British Accent Video - Nasal Consonant Practice
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The M Sound. If you would like further RP British accent training materials,take a look at http://www.learningbritishaccent.com.
A lateral is an el-like consonant, in which airstream proceeds along the sides of the tongue, but is blocked by the tongue from going through the middle of the mouth.
Most commonly the tip of the tongue makes contact with the upper teeth (see dental consonant) or the upper gum (the alveolar ridge) just behind the teeth (see alveolar consonant). The most common laterals are approximants and belong to the class of liquids, though lateral fricatives and affricates are common in some parts of the world.
The labial fricatives [f v] often—perhaps usually—have lateral airflow, as the lip blocks the airflow in the center, but they are nonetheless not considered lateral consonants because no language makes a distinction between the two possibilities. Plosives are never lateral, and the distinction is meaningless for nasal stops and for consonants articulated in the throat.
Consonants are not necessarily lateral or central. Some, such as Japanese r, are not defined by centrality; Japanese r varies between a central flap [ɾ] and a lateral flap [ɺ].
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