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Latest post Sun, Apr 1 2007 11:19 AM by spinnaker. 1 replies.
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Jaesung Lee  +  345935 Sun, 01 Apr 07 07:19 AM

It's hard for me two learn 'T/D', 'R/L', 'B/V' and 'F/P'..

I find a useful website learning English pronunciation.

Hope it migbe be useful to you guys.

http://www.uiowa.edu/~acadtech/phonetics/english/english_main.html
Jaesung Lee
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Seoul, Korea
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spinnaker, 2 yr 235 days ago
That's funny!
Thanks a lot.
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