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| Last edited by Mr. Prasant; 10-Mar-2008 at 10:51. Reason: gramatical error |
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NB pronunciation, English. |
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| If you don't have a native speaker, available you could learn the international phonetic alphabet for English - learners dictionaries usually write the IPA spelling to help students understand how a word is pronounced. Alternatively for American pronunciatio try Pronunciation Page or for British English English Pronouncing Dictionary with Instant Sound Free Online You can type in your word and the listen to it being said. Hope that helps |
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| Merriam Webster gives pronunciation- click on a word to hear it. |
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