Anonymous  +  340347 Sat, 17 Mar 07 09:32 PM Hello, sometimes it is difficult to pronounce some voices  fluently in different sentences or phrases like: a)    s + th as in "several times this year"  (How do you pronounce it?) b)    th + ch as in "with children"  (th became silent due to "ch" power - I know that there are many phonetics rules, but I am just asking you how do you pronounce! ) c)     's + th as in there's this  man (not so hard) d)     d + th  as in "outside the town" (d goes in th, so I say "outsithe town") Any help? Thank you in advance, Dean Anonymous Phonetics

	Conchita57  +  340386 Sun, 18 Mar 07 12:43 AM A good way to learn and practice difficult sound sequences is to repeat them aloud, exaggerating the pronunciation of each letter or syllable.  Do it very slowly at first. Conchita57 Joined on Sat, Mar 10 2007 Madrid, Iberian Peninsula Full Member 315 In the beginning was the word. Pronunciation