Well, I listed first the pronunciation for what I would use if I were trying to say them with the closest reasonable English approximation that I could make to what the name would sound like in the foreign language. The second is what I would call

In sense you make the n the same as in cents . In fact the two words are nearly identical because a very short t pops up in sense , as if it were sentse . This is called "sycophantic t ", by the way. As explained above, an n followed by g or

I WILL TAKE IT AT THE SAME DATE IF U ARE NATIVE SPEAKER I CAN GIVE U SOME INFORMATION TRY TO LISTEN TO PRONUNCIATION SITES AND SEARCH FOR THE GRAPH QUESTION ON NET U WILL FIND DETAILS . OPINION QUESTIONS U NEED INTRODUCTION TWO PARAGRAPHS AND

Yeah U might face the problem in Scoring in 50 in TSE Bcoz U had not try harder. Spoken english is actually more easier than the written English So u need to be get some more energy for that and to improve your pronunciation regular practice

hi friends, If ur working on pronunciation and accent reduction...Pls check www.englishwithoutaccent.com. They have a free speech evaluation and it is very helpful. Bascially, i'm preparing for TSE and i came to know abt this site from

sir,my problem is mostly pronunciation.

A book isn't going to give you the help that an instructor can because there are too many variances in English. Look under "speech-language pathologists" in the yellow pages. Many of them specialize in accent modification. Or do a search on the

Hi, your problems with TSE are unfortunate and you are not alone. It is very difficult to obtain a perfect score mainly because there are no books to practice from. But if you live in Toronto, the TDSB (http://tdsb.on.ca) has a pronunciation class

I am facing problems in scoring 50 in TSE. Can you please guide me how to get that score. I also want to improve my pronunciation. Is there any institute which can help me to improve my scoring in new York or Toronto satyanarayana