An Introduction to land Pronunciation Wiley-Blackwell | 2005-07-11 | ISBN: 1405132558 | 192 pages | PDF | 12 MB In order to speak land as it is uttered by native-speakers, one needs not only to hear the language, but to know what to listen for. This broad and reachable pass to underway land language fulfils exactly this need. The prototypal three chapters summary the book's aims, level and scope, as substantially as the generalized principles of land phonetics. The communicator also alerts the reader to regional variations in the language of French. He then turns to specifics, including vowels, semi-consonants and consonants, providing the reader with the base noesis needed to understand after chapters which discuss these parts of speech at greater length. Interspersed are another chapters concealment such essential aspects of land language as rhythmic groups, the syllable, liaison and intonation.

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