Sir David Attenborough can make anything sound interesting. How does he do it?It's all about two areas of intonation: TONE (pitch movement) and TONALITY (chunking speech). In this episode, and to mark his 100th birthday I explore his unique delivery and compare him to that other internationally famous ageing RP speaker: King Charles III.

Sir David Attenborough can make anything sound interesting. How does he do it? It's all about two areas of intonation: TONE (pitch movement) and TONALITY (chunking speech). In this episode, and to mark his 100th birthday I explore his unique delivery and compare him to that other internationally famous ageing RP speaker: King Charles III.

Sir David Attenborough can make anything sound interesting. How does he do it?It's all about two areas of intonation: TONE (pitch movement) and TONALITY (chunking speech).&nbsp;In this episode, and to mark his 100th birthday I explore his unique delivery and compare him to that other internationally famous ageing RP speaker: King Charles III.&nbsp;

David Attenborough's Intonation

The only pogcast to actively promote regressive assimilation!&nbsp; If you're into sounds, phonetics, accents in particular or language teaching in general, you might find something of interest here.&nbsp; Any questions/queries to joseph.hudson@pronunciationstudio.com

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The only pogcast to actively promote regressive assimilation!  If you're into sounds, phonetics, accents in particular or language teaching in general, you might find something of interest here.  Any questions/queries to joseph.hudson@pronunciationstudio.com

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