Why can t my new Practical English CD be pronounced 100?

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If Windows Media Player** can't do it,Have you tried something else?,For example, RealPlayer,If it still doesn't work,You can type** to ask why the disc can't be pronounced!

1.Since you are a beginner, it is recommended that you follow the teacher's method to learn, in fact, the pronunciation like b is between ei and i, you must know that if you are in Germany, pronouncing ei is much more understandable than pronouncing i The reason why you feel that the teacher's pronunciation is far from the recording is because the teacher amplifies the sound of ei in order to make students learn better, and pronounces it exaggeratedly, our German foreign teachers are also like this, this can be slowly improved after you learn thoroughly, it is not a big problem;

2.The s in German is pronounced with z (the initial of "son"), and z is pronounced with ts (the initial of the second), and the teacher is right

3.Small tongue is a difficult point in German pronunciation, the most important thing is to grasp the law of occurrence and long-term training, our German professional class students at the beginning of learning German basically no one can make a small tongue sound, after about 1 2 months of contact most people can make it well, and now many people's small tongue sound has been played to the point of perfection! The pronunciation rule is to exhale outwardly, pronouncing h (remember, it's not the English r!

The tongue is lying flat when making a small tongue sound), gradually push the breath out upwards, at first learn to take a mouthful of water in the throat, and then raise your head like a mouthwash to breathe, you will hear a sound very similar to the small tongue sound Gradually reduce the water in the throat, be sure to stick to long-term practice (our German listening teacher's 3-month-old daughter will have a small tongue every time she drinks milk, and it is usually standard!) I heard that it was also practiced hahaha);

4.In fact, the recordings of many German textbooks are different, because different regions of Germany have different dialects, and the pronunciation will be different (for example, people in some regions will pronounce it as k), and few people will speak real standard German, just like in China, very few people can speak real standard Mandarin and most people will have a dialect accent, so it is recommended that you still listen to the teacher, after all, the teacher is from the past, and has the experience of studying in Germany, you should be very good to learn from her In addition, Here I suggest that you listen to the German textbooks published by Beijing Foreign Chinese University Press, which are relatively standard

5.Happy learning and all the best

Actually, what your teacher taught is not all wrong, the letter e is not pronounced by many German teachers now, in fact, it is neither [i:] nor [ei], it is a sound in between, it is bigger than [i:], but it is flatter than [ei], you try to experience it yourself, and slowly you will find that you can read it almost like the recording.

It is difficult to unify this sound, and we have encountered a lot of disagreements in teaching, but the foreign teacher said the previous statement, is it easier for you to understand it? Note that although the phonetic transcription of the German book is marked with [e:], it must not be pronounced as the English [e], which is very wrong!

R's small tongue sound needs a little time to practice, usually take a sip of water when rinsing your mouth, raise your head, breathe out of your throat, make a "grunt" sound, experience this pronunciation part, this part is the part of the small tongue sound, and then practice with the method of gargling every day, you can slowly reduce the amount of water in your mouth, until you can make this sound without water, you have succeeded. When you don't know how to do it, you can replace it with the [h] sound, and then slowly find a way to dull the [h] sound, and it becomes a small tongue sound.

1 The German word e is pronounced between the English e and the i, which is similar to what you hear in the recording.

2 Take saliva, rinse your mouth, and then slowly practice without water.

What the teacher teaches is right, what you hear in the recording should be the same as what the teacher taught, and you listen carefully.

The disc's **Duan Chang and audio are encoded and compressed, and they must be decoded and decompressed by the grip when **. Maybe the decoding format of your computer is different from that of your computer, and there are two languages in the encoding of the disk, so you can only decipher the encoding that can be recognized.

Addendum: There seems to be no good way. The decoder board is installed in the machine at the time of production.

The machine is a fixed decoder board, but the optical drive of the Xunji computer can adapt to more encoding formats. You can try using software to decode. Try a few more ** software, maybe it can solve the problem.

It's better not to learn phonetic transcription like this.

This will do more harm than good, and it is not conducive to practicing fluent standard English.

This suggests that the foreign teacher may be speaking a dialect or a Korean ethnic group.

The first is ao (奥) and the second is yao (一奥), which is pronounced like this.

We've had this problem in our school before, and the teachers are Korean, but the dialect is very serious, and it affects the students.

어 eo 여 yeo

Korean has its own localities, just like Chinese dialects, and many of the voices recorded may be Seoul, and some of them may be different in other places. Listen to foreign teachers and imitate more.

The other one is (o), which is the Chinese word for oh. It's very round, and this one is simple.

ㅓ ao ㅕ yao

A key point is highlighted here.

The pronunciation of ao and o lies in the fact that the pronunciation of a big mouth shape and a small mouth shape is like a habit, and the Seoul pronunciation is like this, it is possible that your teacher is from the south of Korea, and the dialect of ** is heavy, in fact, the typing is not clear, this needs to be often talked to Koreans, so that you can correct the pronunciation.

If you want to pronounce the sound well, you need to rely on your usual language training, and if you are not abroad, you will listen to the tapes of Kyung Hee Dae or the cassette tapes of Easy Korea, but it is recommended that you listen to the Seoul Da tape.

It doesn't matter if the pronunciation is not accurate, it can be corrected later, depending on whether you use it or not.

Which city is that foreign teacher from??

If it's Seoul, it's fine, but in Busan or somewhere else, it's recommended to find a Seoul friend and let him hear if his pronunciation is standard, and if you record it for me, I can give you an analysis of what my QQ is 852552126

You should listen to foreign teachers, just like the Chinese dialect. Very round, this is the oh in Chinese, and it may be a little different elsewhere;

o tone); EO, multi-imitation imitation.

The other one is that this one is simple;

Yeo Korean has a different place, and many of the recorded words may be Seoul pronunciation.

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