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TED - How to fix broken supply chains

It was a strange feeling, walking into the local supermarket, only to find empty shelves, and, most notably, no toilet paper. We didn't have raw-material shortages or manufacturing defects, and we didn't discover new uses for toilet paper. It was panic buying by everyday people. Supply chains just couldn't keep up. And before we knew it, the rumored shortage became a real one.

ブレスフローのエクササイズ

息の流れを遮らずに発音してみよう

sis sis sis si｜sister (x4)

「有声音」は口を緩めて息を漏らす

ziz ziz ziz zi｜zebra (x4)

「破裂音」の舌は柔らかく息をせき止める

tit tit tit ti｜tickets (x4)

Front vowels

ee〜ee〜ee〜feel

“I feel it.”

e〜e〜e〜end

“We never end.”

a〜a〜a〜apple

“You are the apple of my eye.”

Central vowels

uh↘uh↘uh↘up

“It’s up and running.”

uh↘uh↘uh↘adult

“But only for adults.”

Back vowels

oo〜oo〜oo〜food

“They are out of food.”

oh〜oh〜oh〜open

“But still open.”

ah〜ah〜ah〜odd

“This is odd.”

まとめ

英語の母音は全て

“喉の奥で響く音”

Do you want to talk about it? We need to start thinking about other options.

−　want to /wah na/

−　talk about it /tah ka bau di/

−　need to /nee da/

−　thinking about /thin kin na baut/

Once upon a time/ there lived an old couple/ in a small village./ One day/ the old wife/ was washing her clothes in the river/ when a huge peach/ came tumbling down the stream./ 

The old woman/ brought the peach home/ and cut it up/ to share with her husband/. 

To their great surprise/ a healthy baby boy/ came right out of the peach/.

Presenter：Thomas Richter

二重母音 “aʊ”

フォニックス母音“A”の短母音と”U”の母音の複合体が主にこの二つの母音の発音の方法になります

どう言った単語に使われるというとこちら

Out, now, round, cloud, town, など

では、まず“a”の短母音の発音をして行きましょう。

参考動画：IPA（国際発音記号）はこれさえ覚えれば大丈夫！

https://youtu.be/KQKB5IKa5F0

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今回はドクターDイングリッシュのトレーナー渡部哲士の回

①発音に必要な息を押し上げる力

②Nを使って子音の発音を理解しよう

③子音から母音へつなぐ

④ストレスと脱力発声

⑤ブレスフローについて

⑥フレーズ発音練習

We’ve got to get through this together

gotta /gada/

get through /geh throo/

I don’t leave anybody behind, not ever

I don’t leave /ainon leef/

not ever /nah re vr/

It was just one of those things

ih wus jus / t’wuz jus

wuh nuf thous things