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need help from a native speaker please!
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ELOJOLIE274
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need help from a native speaker please!
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Hello!
today I made a phonetic alphabet for next school year - I
�ve realized over the years that pronounciation is really tough for my
French pupils... (the idea is not mine, http://sitasima.pagesperso-orange.fr/phono_fichiers/phono.htm)
I
�ve made a worksheet (a bookmark actually which will be uploaded soon i
hope) and i �d like to make a powerpoint with sounds, but i �m not a
native speaker and although my pronounciation isn �t that bad it �s far
from perfect so i �d like a native speaker to record the expressions
below...
could someone eventually record it? if it were possible to
pause for 5 seconds between each expression so I can easily cut the
recording later with audacity it would be totally awesome!!!
here is the list:
a big pig - a red hen - a black cat - a hot dog - a funny duck - a good bull
a brown cow - a grey snake - a wild tiger - a scary bear - a fearful deer - an old goat
an American gorilla
a blue kangaroo - a small horse - a dark shark - a purple bird - a green sheep
a
happy hedgehog - a yellow unicorn - a white wolf - a thin panther - a
mother and a father - an orange giraffe - a shy fish - a cheeky chimp
thank you so much for your help!!!
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21 Jun 2014
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franknbea
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Hello Elojolie274
It just happens that when I read your post I was using audacity, preparing stuff for my radio show. I have recorded the list, if you wish me to send it to you, send me a pm with an email address, and i will.
all the best
Frank
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21 Jun 2014
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cukurova
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Try forvo.com- You can find the words and letters voiced by native speakers.The files are in wav format which is suitable for powerpoint presentations. |
22 Jun 2014
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dackala
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You can try here : https://rhinospike.com/. The only thing you need is to make an account and people will do it for free. (native speakers)
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22 Jun 2014
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FrauSue
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This is a great idea! I hope the recordings you received were of suitable quality. If you could share the resource here, I would really appreciate it.
Feel free to PM me if you need another version of the recording. |
22 Jun 2014
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Peter Hardy
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Try http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/pron/ where all the hard work is done for you. Downloadable from the �videos � link on that page. It will take some time, as there are 45 clips and PDF files (44 sounds and one Intro) @ some 400Mb. But they are worth the trouble, I can assure you (and anyone else). Cheers, Peter.
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23 Jun 2014
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EFL-Teacher
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You can find the phonemic chart(with sounds) here <should be helpful> : http://www.teachingenglish.org.uk/article/phonemic-chart |
23 Jun 2014
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