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VocabularyAmerican English Pronunciation: Intonation
Today I'm going to talk about intonation. I've touched on this subject in various othervideos without ever explicitly defining it. And today, that's what we're going to do.But I'm also going to reference these other videos, and I really encourage you to go watch
- Unit 4: Advanced Pronunciation Exercises
- Unit 1: R-colored Vowel Sounds
- Unit 2: Contrasting Sounds
- Unit 3: Pronunication of Most Common Words
- Unit 6: Syllable & Word Stress
- Unit 7: Intonation
- Unit 8: Pronunciation tips
- Unit 5: Commonly Mispronounced Words
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