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FAQs about Canadian Pronunciation:How many episodes does Canadian Pronunciation have?The podcast currently has 295 episodes available.
January 11, 2023Vowels /i/, /I/, /ei/, “e” and /ae/The first 5 vowels listed in the CEPIP manual, p. 5, PDF 13...more6minPlay
November 24, 2022Unaspirated ‘t’This replaces the word list for both the Wednesday and Thursday CEPIP...more3minPlay
September 28, 2022Approximants, a type of continuant consonant soundFor CEPIP participants, see the bottom of p.4 of your manual. This is a review or the /r/, /l/, /w/ and /j/ sounds....more5minPlay
May 11, 2022Min. Pairs, voiceless ‘th’ and /s/Comparing words differing only with ‘th’ and /s/- e.g. ‘thing’ vs. ‘sing’...more2minPlay
May 11, 2022Minimal Pairs, voiced ‘th’ and /z/Comparing words with a single sound difference- e.g.: ‘then’ vs. ‘Zen’...more2minPlay
May 05, 2022Minimal Pairs /n/ and ‘ng’Comparing the ‘n’ and ‘ng’ sounds at the ends of words and syllables. Page 8 of additional handouts....more2minPlay
April 27, 2022Minimal Pairs ‘uh’ /ae/ and ‘E’Comparison of the vowels ‘uh’ as in ‘run’, /ae/ as in ‘ran’ and ‘E’ as in ‘wren’. This exercise is on page 7 of section 1 of the Additional Handouts for CEPIP, or Else you have been sent the handout....more3minPlay
FAQs about Canadian Pronunciation:How many episodes does Canadian Pronunciation have?The podcast currently has 295 episodes available.