Podcasts de english as a second language

#13: The American English informal contractions

Learn how to understand and why to use informal contractions in English.

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ESPANGLISH 10 Octubre 2011 con CHRIS.BRITINGLES.COM y la lista 40 de ingleterra mas ingles para ayudarte pt 1

Este es un programa de radio que yo hago, en www.ondamaracenaradio.es, para mis alumnos, para...

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ESPANGLISH pt1 9 abril 2012 con CHRIS@BRITINGLES.COM la lista 40 y ENGLISH OUT THERE para ayudarte un poco

Este es un programa de radio que yo hago, en www.ondamaracenaradio.es, para mis alumnos,...

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Espanglish con la lista 40 de inglaterra 11 marzo 2013 con chris@britngles

Gracias a Dios tengo trabajo y este es un poco de tiempo para me que hago una cosa que me gusta...

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Special episode: Japanese speakers of English as a Second Language

This special episode outlines pronunciation issues specific to native Japanese speakers as they...

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Curso de inglés, Unit 2, Nivel Inicial-Intermedio

¡El inglés no es igual para todos! El método Inglés para Españoles resuelve las dificultades...

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ESPANGLISH pt3 30 enero 2012 con CHRIS@BRITINGLES.COM la lista 40 de ingleterra y ingles para ayudarte un poco

Este es un programa de radio que yo hago, en www.ondamaracenaradio.es, para mis alumnos, para...

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Remote Assessments with Seattle Learning Academy!

You can now purchase a pronunciation assessment over the phone or via Skype! www.pronuncian.com

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#21: The Rhythm Rule and sentence stress, continued

Continuing learning the basics behind sentence stress and the Rhythm Rule.

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#20: The Rhythm Rule and Sentence Stress

Learn the basics behind sentence stress and the Rhythm Rule.

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#15: Linking vowel sounds

Learn how to link a word that ends with a vowel sound to a word that begins with a vowel sound.

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#97: The transition from 'used to' to 'useta'

Noah Webster did his best to make spelling easier, but it wasn't always accepted. www.pronuncian.com

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#96: The word women could have been wimmen

Noah Webster did his best to make spelling easier, but it wasn't always accepted. www.pronuncian.com

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#95 audio only of VIDEO 15: sh sound, part 2

The suffix patterns of the sh sound are among the most complicated English spelling and...

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#92 audio only of VIDEO 14: sh sound, pronunciation and beginning spelling patterns

Understanding the pronunciation of this fricative continuous consonant, and intro to the complex...

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#90: The j sound, spelled j, dge, ge, and g(i)

The 'dge' and 'j' spelling should both be pronounced with the j sound (usually). A j sound is...

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#89 audio of video 13: Introduction to Long Vowels

Intro to the main features of long vowel sounds, including a common spelling patterns, a caution...

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#88: Why is 'tch' easier to pronounce than 'ch'?

The 'tch' and 'ch' spelling should both be pronounced with the ch sound (usually), yet the 'tch'...

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#22: Review all the sounds covered so far

Review all the sounds we've studied so far

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Curso de inglés, Unit 3, Nivel Inicial-Intermedio

¡El inglés no es igual para todos! El método Inglés para Españoles resuelve las dificultades...

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