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Welcome! Introduce yourself, and share a pic of your study space!
Like you guys, I am learning a foreign language. In my case, it is Spanish because I live in Spain, and want to communicate effectively with native speakers! Here I am studying hard for my B2 DELE, which I hope to take at the end of this year. So, why are you learning English? Post a pic of yourself in your study space, and let´s get to know each other!
Welcome! Introduce yourself, and share a pic of your study space!
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Town to celebrate historic Spain pilgrimage links - Camino inglés!
Well, who would have thought it! I came across an interesting article on BBC News from 4th April. I had no idea that Reading (pronounced “Redding”) had any connection to Spain! It’s now the official starting point of the English leg of the famous Camino de Santiago. Time to grab your walking boots, and start practising your English! 🚶‍♂️ https://bbc.com/news/articles/c2k31vvlq53o
B2 Schwa /ə/ practice list
If you are familiar with the schwa sound and its role in English pronunciation, here is a list of common words that contain it and that you may find useful. Any questions just ask! https://docs.google.com/document/d/1NYUAIxyPYyQRMgoy5jxfJ_sOEnQKyBvpFVXfM43Yjn4/edit?tab=t.0
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B2 Schwa /ə/ practice list
How to pronounce words ending -tion
Something that Spanish speakers often mispronounce in English, are those words ending -tion. In this short video I explain how those words are correctly pronounced and provide you with an easy way to remember! I hope you find it useful! PLEASE NOTE: You may wish to watch the video 'Introducing you to the Schwa Sound' first, to get the most out of this video. As always, I'd love to get your feedback. Please also let me know, if there are any other words you would like me to help you with. Enjoy! https://www.loom.com/share/9d1b9d7cdb2a4f49885b421c9a7819c0
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How to pronounce words ending -tion
This weeks pronunciation Q and A and the schwa sound /ə/
This week we looked at the schwa sound and ways to help you identify it, which will lead to better pronunciation. If you want to start sounding more native, watch the short video below! And I'd love to know what you think! 🤔 Was it helpful? Would you like more videos like this? https://www.loom.com/share/40f9c2489fe94dc08fd7a866864bffab
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This weeks pronunciation Q and A and the schwa sound /ə/
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