Apr 12, 2016 · Do you just mean when reciting the alphabet, or in the context of words? Because the specific word can make a big difference in the pronunciation of g and j.

Dec 9, 2016 · In short, because the English language has taken words from many other languages over the years, and with that borrowing of words comes the pronunciation that …

Feb 23, 2020 · /di dʒju:/ is the pronunciation of did you in normal/ casual speech. In did you, sometimes the /d/ of did and /j/ (y) of you assimilate to /dʒ/. The process is called assimilation. …

My tutor is a native American English speaker, and I'm learning pronunciation and accent from him. I've practiced with him for one and a half hours today to make my J and Z sounds correct. …

Feb 12, 2015 · The letter 'J' usually represents the sound /ʒ/ in French. In English this sound is most often represented by the letter 'S'. A large number of the words that have this sound in …

Jan 26, 2018 · In teach, you're correctly making the ch sound, and the whole word sounds very good. But for page, you're also making the ch sound, but you need to make the j sound. How …

The first picture shows American pronunciation and the second picture shows British pronunciation. But the subject is not the differences between them. My second question is that …

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Aug 29, 2020 · In 1988, research by J. C. Wells for the Longman Pronunciation Dictionary showed that only 27% of British English speakers pronounce the "t". Subsequently, 1993 …

Jan 8, 2021 · Some words are pronounced differently in different varieties of English. A word that you know has multiple pronunciations is especially likely to have regional or dialectal …