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cosenant cluster
Hi, everybody We the Arab learners of English face a very serious propblem which is : consenant cluster , In Arabic there is no sequence of more than 2 cosenants, I don't know how to overcome this problem. e.g : the word ( sprit) the Arab learners have to add ( e) at the beginning to facilitate the pronunciation.
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Re: cosenant cluster

Originally Posted by
aliaa Hi, everybody We the Arab learners of English face a very serious propblem which is : consenant cluster , In Arabic there is no sequence of more than 2 cosenants, I don't know how to overcome this problem. e.g : the word ( sprit) the Arab learners have to add ( e) at the beginning to facilitate the pronunciation.
Take it one step at a time. What makes you say we? You are an indiviudal?Get to know your so called enemy the consonant. Do not fight it, embrace it. See where it takes a word, a pronounciation, an interpretation. Quit thinking in your native language. Block itout. You cannot change English and it is part of daily life throughout the world.
I do not understand what you mean by your quote. Please explain. thank you. Sprit is a coloquial term in German for gasoline or alcohol.
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Re: cosenant cluster
Make a list of the clusters that cause difficulty and get in front of a mirror and practice. Start with the vowel sound, and then try to make it shorter and eventually remove it.
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Re: cosenant cluster
Thanks a lot for the quick reply.
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what I wanted to say is that in the Arabic language there is no sequence of more than 2 consonants, we're not used to pronouncing more than 2, in English you can find 3 , 4 or even five consonant without a vowel in between, this is our problem I'm not talking about myself in particular, this is a global problem which the Arabs face in learning English , that's why I wrote WE
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