Ayuda de pronunciación en inglés para hispanohablantes
/m/ and /n/ – hearing the difference and then pronouncing clearly
/n/ and /ŋ/ – hearing the difference and then pronouncing clearly
English “r”
Listen and repeat the words.
/r/ at the beginning | /r/ in the middle | /r/ at the end |
race | March | bar |
rich | Harry | car |
run | America | far |
Ron | forty | jar |
right | word | abhor |
read | important | actor |
rose | dirty | teacher |
roll | library | lawyer |
round | north | anchor |
rabbit | sorry | guitar |
Word-initial /s/
Listen and repeat the words.
/st/ and /str/ | /sp/ and /spr/ | /sk/ and /skr/ | /sl/ and /sf/ | /sm/ and /sn/ |
steal | spear | ski | sleeve | smell |
steak | spade | skill | slab | small |
store | speak | scan | slow | smart |
street | spree | screen | slam | sneeze |
stroll | sprain | scream | sphinx | snip |
strong | spring | scratch | sphere | sneak |
Word-final Consonant Clusters
Listen and repeat the words.
gift | fast | risk | wind | creamed |
soft | roast | tusk | spend | combed |
hoped | gasp | glint | French | limp |
stepped | cusp | slant | branch | stump |