] teach you how the pronunciation of “What Do I” and “What am I” changes when English speakers speak at a natural speed. Pronunciation – What Do I & What Am I G’day guys. Welcome to this episode of Aussie English. Today we’re going to do some more pronunciation stuff …
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In today’s episode we’ll learn about a finer point of English pronunciation with words that end in consonant sounds followed by pronouns me, you, him, her, us, them. The transcript of the episode is written below. So click play and read along as I speak to you guys in this …
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In this podcast we’ll learn a little about the way the pronunciation of words like “need to”, “got to” and “have to” change as Aussies speak more rapidly at a natural speed Need to –> Needa Have to –> Havta/Havda Got to –> Gotta/Godda Note: these changes in pronunciation only …
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The Aussie pronunciation of ” Got you” : often said as “Gotchu” or “Gotcha”, which means you understand what someone has said. فایل صوتی توضیحات تلفظ استرالیایی Got you را گوش دهید:
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play it by ear Meaning | Synonyms: improvise act without preparation to let things go as they may determined on the circumstances according to the demand of the situation Example Sentences: Rather than adopting a new academic strategy, the principal decided to play it by ear. I don’t know what I …
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Give + me = gimme Give + us = givus Give + them = givem Give + you = givya Give + him = givim Give + her = giver Example sentences: Can you gimme a minute? I’m not ready. I’m parched, can you givus another beer? They’ll finish the work if you givem some more time. I’ll givya twenty minutes to get ready. …
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