You need to check it in a dictionary if you know IPA (the phonetic alphabet). It's important to be able to read phonetic transcriptions in dictionaries. Anyway, I would say American commonly say skeh-jool . Brits might prefer to say

Phonics shows letter-sound correspondence patterns that exist in traditional spelling (what I call tradspel). It looks at letters and letter strings (letters in sequence) and shows how sounds are commonly spelled by them. Phonics is good for

What is the difference (assuming there is) between phonics and phonetics? Phonetics is spelling corresponding to pronunciation , a way of representing vocal sounds. Phonic is vocal sound .

What is the difference (assuming there is) between phonics and phonetics?

Let's listen to the pronunciation of the letter "t" for these words in thefreedictionary.com Click on the flags to hear USA and UK accents. My phonetic notation is in truespel marked with ~ elevator - "t" sounds

I won't argue with you, of course you're right, you're a native Italian! You can argue! After all, Italian has many variants and I can speak only for mine. After doing some search on the internet, I've found this dictionary where

is there a difference between the two

Hy everyone I have a big problem cus I cannot differ some sound pronunciation in English. Can anyone explain me when ð and when θ sounds are proounced? And also how can I differ sounds ə and æ sounds are transcribed? I need this to know phonetic