A pronunciation chart

[rosyrose]

It helps a lot in teaching and learning the English sounds.
Hope to be useful for all of you


An image of the programe

CLICK HERE
For the chart

[Bright One]

Is there a program like this for American English phonetic symbols and pronunciation?

thanks

[rosyrose]

Dear bright one

I am not sure what you mean but the pronunciation of the sound is always the same , accents may differ but sounds are sounds, aren't they!!!

[Bright One]

No, I mean what you have put is mostly, if I am not wrong, associated with British English phonetic symbols. To be more clear, when I search in webster's Dictionary, I found most of them different from what I know or what you put!

[Bright One]

Any help? Or I have to post new thread?!

[Anglika]

Be patient - someone will reply eventually.

[Bright One]

Unfortunately, I have to be!

[seba_870701]

I'mnot quite sure about that, but as far as I remember, Webster is an American dictionary... and Americans prefer doing things their way I mean, many American dictionries do ot use IPA, they created their own phonetic alphabet instead. This may be the case, but somebody should check it..
Hope it helps,
S~

[Bright One]

Originally Posted by seba_870701

I'mnot quite sure about that, but as far as I remember, Webster is an American dictionary... and Americans prefer doing things their way I mean, many American dictionries do ot use IPA, they created their own phonetic alphabet instead. This may be the case, but somebody should check it..
Hope it helps,
S~

Yes, you are right. And because of what you have said that they prefer to show their own way in English I believe there are many sites or such things to represent these sounds!

Waiting for an American!

[rosyrose]

Hi
I found here an interesting sounds teaching.American one .Hope you like it

click Here