Monday 13 April 2020
Wednesday 8 April 2020
Monday 6 April 2020
Saturday 4 April 2020
ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION: AN INFALLIBLE METHOD NO.2
LESSON NO.2
ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION : An INFALLIBLE WAY OF LEARNING
SPONTANEOUS & ENCHANTING ENGLISH : NOBODY EVER LEARNT SANSKRIT WITHOUT
LOUD RECITATION. SIMILARLY, IN ENGLISH TOO , THERE IS NO OTHER METHOD OF
MASTERING SPOKEN ENGLISH EXCEPT THE METHOD OF “DAILY"
LOUD RECITATION OF WORDS HAVING THE KEY OF THEIR PRONUNCIATION.
A thorough understanding of this key given below is absolutely imperative for every reader
before starting regular loud recitation.
The
system is:
1. a as in
gate ay
as father ah
as hat a
2. e as
in feet ee
as
get e
3.
i as
in fight y*
as in
fit i
4.
o as
in note oh
as rot o
5. u as
in union yoo
as tune ew
as cut u
In
these words:
1,
‘s’ is always
soft:
2.
‘z’ always hard:
3.
‘k’ = hard ‘c’;
4.
‘th’ as in ‘things’ is described as unvoiced,
5.
and in ‘the’ this word is voiced.
N.B.:
y* represent the long “i” .
For example: “iodine” is represented as “eye-oh-din” “idyll” as “eye-dil”
“fragile” as “fraj-yl” “eye” has been used to represent an initial long
“i” (“idyll” as “eye-dil”). “-ile” has
been use for such endings as –ite, -ize, and –ire. However, “-yn” has been used
“-ine” in order to distinguish this ending from “-een, and “-in”.
21. aerial (adj. and noun), ayer-i-al
22. affix (verb), a f-fix; (noun) af-fix
23. again, a-gen,
24. against a-genst
25. aggrandize:
ag- ran-dize: aggrandize-ment: ( a-gran-diz-ment)
26. agile aj-ile
27. alibi al-i-by
28. alkali,
alkaline al-ka-li; al-ka-lyn
29. ally,
allies al-ly,
al-lyz
30. amateur am-a-ter
31. amenable
a-mee-na-ble
32. amenity
a-men-it-i
33. amoeba
a-mee-ba
34. amoral
ay-mor-al
35. amour
a-moor
36. anaemic
a-nee-mik
37. analogous
a-nal-o-gus
38. anchylosis
ang-ki-lo-sis
39. annex
(verb) an-nex
40. annihilate*
silent ‘h’
Friday 3 April 2020
ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION : AN INFALLIBLE METHOD: NO.1
AN INFALLIBLE WAY OF LEARNING SPONTANEOUS & ENCHANTING
ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION:
FOR YOUR "DAILY" LOUD RECITATION.
NOBODY EVER LEARNT SANSKRIT WITHOUT LOUD RECITATION.
SIMILARLY, IN ENGLISH TOO , THERE IS NO OTHER METHOD OF
MASTERING SPOKEN ENGLISH EXCEPT THE METHOD OF LOUD RECITATION OF
WORDS HAVING THE KEY OF THEIR PRONUNCIATION.
A thorough understanding of this key that is given below is absolutely
imperative for every reader before starting regular loud recitation.
The system is:
1. a as in gate ay
as father ah
as hat a
2. e as in feet ee
as get e
3. i as in fight y*
as in fit i
4. o as in note oh
as rot o
5. u as in union yoo
as tune ew
as cut u
In these words:
1, ‘s’ is always soft:
2. ‘z’ always hard:
3. ‘k’ = hard ‘c’;
4. ‘th’ as in ‘things’ is described as unvoiced,
5. and in ‘the’ this word is voiced.
N.B.: y* represent the long “i” . For example: “iodine” is represented as
“eye-oh-din” “idyll” as “eye-dil” “fragile” as “fraj-yl” “eye” has been used to
represent an initial long “i” (“idyll” as “eye-dil”). “-ile” has been use for such
endings as –ite, -ize, and –ire. However, “-yn” has been used “-ine” in order
to distinguish this ending from “-een, and “-in”.
WORDS STARTING WITH THE ALPHABET “A”
THE SYLLABLE TO BE EMPHASIZED IS IN BOLD LETTERS.
1. abdomen: ab-doh-men
2. absurd : ab-serd (not zerd)
3. accent (verb) ak-sent
4. accolade: ak-o-layd
5. accomplice: a-kom-plis
6. acetic: a-see-tik
7. acoustic: a-kow-stik
8. actual: akt-yew-al
9. acumen: a-kew-men
10. adage: ad-ij
11. addict (noun) ad-ikt
12. addressee: ad-dress-ee
13. adept (noun) ad-ept
14. adherent: ad-heer-ent
15. adieu: a-dew
16. admirable: ad-mi-ra-bl
17. adobe: a-doh-bi
18. adulate: ad-yew –layt
19. adult: a-dult
20. advertisement: ad-ver-tiz-ment
Pl contact me at induip2@gmail.com for a small booklet of 1500 words of daily-use for daily loud recitation. ACCENT & FLUENCY GENERATE JUST BY THIS METHOD & BY NO OTHER METHOD. WHATSAPP NO. 09780527990.
PLEASE CONTACT ALSO FOR BOOK ON : grammar, idioms, translation, speed reading, and pronunciation.
ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION:
FOR YOUR "DAILY" LOUD RECITATION.
NOBODY EVER LEARNT SANSKRIT WITHOUT LOUD RECITATION.
SIMILARLY, IN ENGLISH TOO , THERE IS NO OTHER METHOD OF
MASTERING SPOKEN ENGLISH EXCEPT THE METHOD OF LOUD RECITATION OF
WORDS HAVING THE KEY OF THEIR PRONUNCIATION.
A thorough understanding of this key that is given below is absolutely
imperative for every reader before starting regular loud recitation.
The system is:
1. a as in gate ay
as father ah
as hat a
2. e as in feet ee
as get e
3. i as in fight y*
as in fit i
4. o as in note oh
as rot o
5. u as in union yoo
as tune ew
as cut u
In these words:
1, ‘s’ is always soft:
2. ‘z’ always hard:
3. ‘k’ = hard ‘c’;
4. ‘th’ as in ‘things’ is described as unvoiced,
5. and in ‘the’ this word is voiced.
N.B.: y* represent the long “i” . For example: “iodine” is represented as
“eye-oh-din” “idyll” as “eye-dil” “fragile” as “fraj-yl” “eye” has been used to
represent an initial long “i” (“idyll” as “eye-dil”). “-ile” has been use for such
endings as –ite, -ize, and –ire. However, “-yn” has been used “-ine” in order
to distinguish this ending from “-een, and “-in”.
WORDS STARTING WITH THE ALPHABET “A”
THE SYLLABLE TO BE EMPHASIZED IS IN BOLD LETTERS.
1. abdomen: ab-doh-men
2. absurd : ab-serd (not zerd)
3. accent (verb) ak-sent
4. accolade: ak-o-layd
5. accomplice: a-kom-plis
6. acetic: a-see-tik
7. acoustic: a-kow-stik
8. actual: akt-yew-al
9. acumen: a-kew-men
10. adage: ad-ij
11. addict (noun) ad-ikt
12. addressee: ad-dress-ee
13. adept (noun) ad-ept
14. adherent: ad-heer-ent
15. adieu: a-dew
16. admirable: ad-mi-ra-bl
17. adobe: a-doh-bi
18. adulate: ad-yew –layt
19. adult: a-dult
20. advertisement: ad-ver-tiz-ment
Pl contact me at induip2@gmail.com for a small booklet of 1500 words of daily-use for daily loud recitation. ACCENT & FLUENCY GENERATE JUST BY THIS METHOD & BY NO OTHER METHOD. WHATSAPP NO. 09780527990.
PLEASE CONTACT ALSO FOR BOOK ON : grammar, idioms, translation, speed reading, and pronunciation.
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