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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

The oo-sound in foot is not the same as the one in food. Your dictionary should have two different symbols for those sounds, if it doesn't distinguish those sounds, please throw it away! Pronouncing dictionaries are useful for learners, you can also find some online (for example...

Being a student of French myself, I'd say English does not compare in terms of grammatical complexity or evevn gendered nouns. One obstacle in learning English is the fact that English is not phonetic, so the variations in pronunciation are difficult to memorize. Take "through," "enough," and...

I advise ya to learn the phonetics and the rules of pronunciation, I think you can find them on books of the Grammar or learning English.. Good luck !

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Hi Pako, interesting site, I didn't read it fully though. But I read the listening skills part. Well, for me it's been always a stone in the shoe the phonetic charts and all the symbols in it, I don't study those things because they are just a pale approximation to the real sounds. What I do is...