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Consonant Sound /p/ as in "pie" - American English Pronunciation
The /p/ sound is familiar to most people and its pronunciation may seem fairly easy. Yet the American /p/ is not that simple. There are many ways this sound is pronounced, depending on its position in a word. In this video, you'll learn the American pronunciation of the /p/ sound, including little-known pronunciation rules, such as aspiration and final stop rule. You'll also practice the /p/ sound with pronunciation exercises
- Unit 1: Introduction to English pronunciation
- Unit 2: Short vowels
- Unit 5: Fricative consonants
- Unit 6: Nasal Consonants
- Unit 7: Stop Consonants
- Unit 4: Dipthongs
- Unit 3: Long vowels
- Unit 8: Other Consonants
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