Canadian Pronunciation

By Tracey Jalovec

For use with the English Pronunciation Improvement Course, or “EPIC”... more

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The podcast currently has 295 episodes available.

Canadian Pronunciation episodes:

February 17, 2023 /ou/ and /or/ Reading
This reading focuses on the /ou/ and /or/ sounds. Canadian English speakers tend to round the lips more at the end of the /ou/ sound, except when ‘o’ is followed by the /r/ sound. The lips are round, but more open for /or/.
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2min
February 17, 2023 Sentences: ‘t’ pronounced as ‘d’
To practice pronouncing ‘t’ or ‘tt’ like a fast ‘d’ sound when it is between vowel sounds in an unstressed position
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3min
February 14, 2023 Sentences with /w/ and /v/, mixed
For practicing the /w/ and /v/ sounds
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2min
February 14, 2023 Words with both w and v
Word list containing words with both /w/ and /v/.
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3min
February 07, 2023 Sentences with/b/ and /v/
Sentences with a lot of /b/ and /v/ words mixed together.
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2min
February 07, 2023 Words with /b/ and /v/
This list contains words with both /v/ and /b/.
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2min
February 01, 2023 When ‘t’ Sounds Like ‘d’
Audio for Additional Handouts, section 2, p. 18
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5min
January 27, 2023 Sentences with /U/, as in “look”
Concentrated practice for the /U/ sound.
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2min
January 11, 2023 Vowel: schwa
The most common vowel sound in Canadian English! Can be spelled with any of the vowel letters. It is most commonly used in unstressed words or syllables.
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3min
January 11, 2023 Vowels/u/, /ju/ and /U/
Vowels listed on p. 5 of the CEPIP manual, PDF p. 13
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5min

FAQs about Canadian Pronunciation:

How many episodes does Canadian Pronunciation have?

The podcast currently has 295 episodes available.