Intonation In American English – Syllables And Words

What you'll learn
Understand the difference between vowels and consonants.
Understand the different between voiced and unvoiced sounds.
Be able to hear and say the different pitch tones -- Short Flat and Long Drop.
Understand and be able to say a Vowel Peak to allow for clearer communication.
Understand and be able to say mutli-syllabic English words with proper intonation.
Make progress on your journey to be able to communicate effectively and enjoyably.
Requirements
There are no pre-requisites for the course.
Description
This course takes a magnifying glass to intonation in English, zooming in on the pitch and the individual syllables of words. Pitch, syllable length, and ratio between stressed and unstressed syllables are all thoroughly examined and explained, followed by drills to be spoken out loud by students -- from single-syllable words to five-syllable words. Words are drilled one at a time; no phrases or sentences are drilled in this course. Our focus is on making sure that our word intonation is precise in order to allow our speech to flow effortlessly. This course was created by me as the result of two decades of teaching students one on one. This is my original approach; I don't know of any other courses like it. If you feel comfortable with your pronunciation in English (as a second language) but feel there is something missing, or that your speech is over-pronounced, or that you become fatigued or out of breath when speaking, this could be just the course you need. All levels are welcomed to take this course. The topic is very specific and detailed and may most benefit learners who have a very high level of English, but have speech that is not flowing exactly the way they would like it to.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Intonation in (American) English
Section 2: Your Goals and Your Current Speech
Lecture 2 A few quick thoughts about your goals for the course!
Section 3: Basic Concepts: Getting it In Your Body and Muscle Memory
Lecture 3 Introduction to the Basic Concepts
Lecture 4 Getting it In Your Body, and Muscle Memory
Section 4: What are Consonants and Vowels? / What is Pitch?
Lecture 5 Introduction to Consonants, Vowels, and Pitch
Lecture 6 What are Consonants and Vowels?
Lecture 7 What is Pitch?
Section 5: The 2 Pitch Tones: Vowel Length; Voiced and Unvoiced Sounds
Lecture 8 The Short Flat and Long Drop Pitch Tones
Section 6: The Single Syllable: Building a Strong Foundation
Lecture 9 Introduction to the One-Syllable Drills
Lecture 10 Drill: Pattern 1a: Words Ending with Vowels
Lecture 11 Drill: Pattern 1a: Words with Voiced Endings
Lecture 12 Drill: Pattern 1b: Words with Unvoiced Endings
Section 7: The Two-Syllable Patterns: Introduction and Pattern 2a
Lecture 13 Introduction: Moving into the 2-Syllable Word Drills
Lecture 14 Theory: Understanding the 2-Syllable Pattern 2a
Lecture 15 Drill: Pattern 2a
Section 8: The Two-Syllable Patterns: Pattern 2b
Lecture 16 Theory: Understanding the 2-Syllable Pattern 2b
Lecture 17 Drill: Pattern 2b
Section 9: The Two-Syllable Patterns: Pattern 2c
Lecture 18 Theory: Understanding the 2-Syllable Pattern 2c
Lecture 19 Drill: Pattern 2c
Section 10: The Three-Syllable Patterns: Pattern 3a
Lecture 20 Theory: Understanding the 3-Syllable Pattern 3a
Lecture 21 Drill: Pattern 3a
Section 11: The Three-Syllable Patterns: Pattern 3b
Lecture 22 Theory: Understanding the 3-Syllable Pattern 3b
Lecture 23 Drill: Pattern 3b
Section 12: The Three-Syllable Patterns: Pattern 3c
Lecture 24 Theory: Understanding the 3-Syllable Pattern 3c
Lecture 25 Drill: Pattern 3c
Section 13: Four-Syllable Words
Lecture 26 Introduction to 4-Syllable Words/ Theory: Understanding Pattern 4a
Lecture 27 Drill: Pattern 4a
Lecture 28 Theory: Understanding the 4-Syllable Pattern 4b
Lecture 29 Drill: Pattern 4b
Lecture 30 Theory: Understanding the 4-Syllable Pattern 4c
Lecture 31 Drill: Pattern 4c
Section 14: Five-Syllable Words
Lecture 32 Introduction to Five-Syllable Word Patterns
Lecture 33 Drill: Pattern 5a
Lecture 34 Drill: Pattern 5b
Lecture 35 Drill: Pattern 5c
Lecture 36 Drill: Pattern 5d
Section 15: Conclusion: You Did It! Congratulations and Onward!
Lecture 37 Congratulations: Now Let Go of the Technique and Enjoy Speaking!
The course is intended for second-language speakers of English who want to refine there communication skills, specifically by learning about and practicing intonation in syllables and single words..


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