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Canadian Pronunciation

Tracey Jalovec

For use with CEPIP, and Accent Reduction course

education language learning

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00:03:00

Minimal Pairs: /n/ & /l/

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/05/09

For learners who have difficulty hearing the difference between the /n/ sound, as in ‘no’ and the /l/ sound, as in ‘low’

00:05:14

CEPIP Words May 2 & 3

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/05/02

For session 4 of the Spring CEPIPs

00:04:53

CEPIP Words, Apr. 24 & 25th

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/04/24

For CEPIP Session 3 homework

00:05:51

CEPIP Words Apr. 17 & 18

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/04/17

For Session 2 of the Wednesday and Thursday CEPIP

00:02:33

Sentences to practice “the”

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/04/17

Phrases containing multiple instances of the word “the”

00:01:54

Sentences with Schwa

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/04/17

For practicing the schwa sound in sentences.

00:01:42

Reading for ‘t’ pronounced as ‘d’

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/03/13

The ‘t’ sound is often in unstressed positions. When the letter’t’ (or two t’s) is between two vowel sounds, or an ‘r’ and a vowel sound, it is pronounced like a quick ‘d’ sound. The ‘t’s that should be pronounced this way are blue in the reading.

00:01:53

CEPIP Words, March 13th

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/03/13

For session 8 of the winter ‘24 CEPIP

00:04:08

CEPIP Words, March 6th

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/03/06

For session 7 of the Winter ‘24 CEPIP

00:03:34

CEPIP Words, Feb. 28th

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/02/28

For session 6 homework of the Winter 2024 CEPIP

00:02:16

Sentences /w/ & /v/, 2

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/02/28

Challenging practice exercise for /w/ and /v/

00:03:49

CEPIP Words, Feb. 21st

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/02/21

For session 5 of CEPIP Winter ‘24

00:04:19

Words ending in ‘ine’

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/02/20

There are three different ways to pronounce the ‘ine’ word ending. For any words longer than 1 syllable, you just have to memorize the correct pronunciation

00:02:00

Word List: final ‘e’ pronounced

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/02/20

In these words, the letter ‘e’ is not silent, but is pronounced as a separate vowel.

00:02:12

Sentences with “uh” and /a/

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/02/14

To help hear and pronounce the difference between the “uh” sound in ‘dug’ and the /a/ sound in ‘dog’

00:01:25

Reading: Final Consonant Clusters

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/02/09

To practice pronouncing groups of consonants at the ends of words.

00:02:58

Sentences: /ou/, /au/ & /a/, mixed

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/02/09

These sounds can be confusing, as the spelling patterns that go with the sounds are not always straightforward. Can you recognize which words have which sounds?

00:03:28

Words containing/I/ and /i/

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/02/07

These words are good practice for learners who often correctly pronounce/i/ vs. /I/. They tend to be tricky!

00:04:13

CEPIP Words, Feb. 7

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/02/07

Word list 3 for session 4 of the winter 2024 CEPIP

00:06:08

CEPIP Words, Jan. 31st

Canadian Pronunciation ·

2024/01/31

For Session 3 homework of the winter CEPIP

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