Kooyeen wrote: I've read "American Accent Training" by Ann Cook. There's really a lot of stuff in that book (and on the 5 CDs). I haven't tried any other books anyway, so I can only tell you about that one. It treats American English, not

Teacher Eric wrote: All Americans speak with their own "brand" of American accent, but do all of them know how to teach others how to sound like them? We know that American English sounds different from Filipino English, but do we know what the

If you want to learn spoken english or conversational english and accent I can recomment the best training center in makati City, the name is American english skills Development Center Inc. you can find them on the Net. they have American anf

Hi Arvin, I'm currently working as a Head Teacher in a language school in Ortigas. Our school caters to Koreans. I'm just wondering, can we hire you as a trainer for American Accent Training? Let's say 2 Saturdays only... K.

Hey Everyone, My Name is David Samson, I am going to Cebu here shortly, My wife is from there. I just wanted to say that there is no way to learn to speak English from a book. The best way is to listen to either someone speaking or a tape and

Hi, what your name? What you waiting for? I don't know if this is a matter of pronunciation, but it's strange. I often hear seantences like those as: Whuch your name? - Instead of "what's your name" Whuch you waiting for? - Instead of "what are

CalifJim wrote: I call them "liaisons" I thought you didn't like French! I don't!!! But in American Accent Training they are called that way, and I remember them that way... But "liaisons" pronounced the American way, not in French!!! That's

I'd never seen those threads, Jim. (<-- or "I've never..."?) Those are good. Well, I already know about those features (what you call "glide absorption", I call them "liaisons"), because I learned about liaisons in that book I read, "American

Hello,gabrielle How are you. I am a chinses living in Victoria,Bc,Canada. I want to imporve my spoken English and soft my accent. Looking thourgh your message, i know you are a nice guy. Could you mind helping me and keeping touches with me?

Doodles wrote: I don't see why anyone would want to speak with an American accent, unless you were from America. Why not speak English in your own accent? I suppose it comes down to the nationality of the person or people you were taught by,