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    TY for the links Ulli.

    FRC

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    Mike Newyork, can u help me and answer the question?

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    Default Re: Questions about pronunciation (my question day? :-)

    Quote Originally Posted by japanjapan
    Dear teachers,
    Please look at the following words:

    baths, sixth , months, mouths

    How to pronunce such words? I find it very difficult.

    My puzzle is that , say "baths", if I read them, I have to pronunce "th" and "s" separately and clearly. But this really sounds weird, and in movies and radio and television programs I never heard native speakers pronunce them separately and clearly. Oh my god, plz help me.

    Thanks
    well in canada, we don;t pronounce the s sound in bath
    in sixth, we don't pronounce the th clearly we usually say it really fast, and the th sound is very soft sounding
    in months we do infact pronounce the th and s sound
    in mouths, i never heard people use mouths in a sentence before --> so not too sure

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    Default Re: Questions about pronunciation (my question day? :-)

    Quote Originally Posted by japanjapan
    Dear teachers,
    Please look at the following words:

    baths, sixth , months, mouths

    How to pronunce such words? I find it very difficult.

    My puzzle is that , say "baths", if I read them, I have to pronunce "th" and "s" separately and clearly. But this really sounds weird, and in movies and radio and television programs I never heard native speakers pronunce them separately and clearly. Oh my god, plz help me.

    Thanks
    I have a Japanese friend and she has the same problem- she says 'monthis'. Even after a year in England, she still finds it hard. I have a pronunciation program that I could send you, but it's very large- do you have an email account that can take large files?

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    hi, tdol, you are so kind, thank you very much.
    My email adress:


    each of them has 100M capacity, and the attachment can be as large as 10M.

    is it ok?

    I am looking forward to your precious gift.

    thanks

    [I've deleted you emails as we have a policy of discouraging postings wih them, but I have copied it first, so I can send. In future, it's better to use the private message service to exchange such things as sites are farmed by spam engines. ]

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    In addition to tdol's big file :wink: I found this link for you

    http://eleaston.com/pronunciation/th-prac-01.html

    Ulli :D

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    Quote Originally Posted by japanjapan
    hi, tdol, you are so kind, thank you very much.
    My email adress:


    each of them has 100M capacity, and the attachment can be as large as 10M.

    is it ok?

    I am looking forward to your precious gift.

    thanks
    OK- I'll send it to you next week as it's on my machine at work.

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