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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#161: Schwa in 2-syllable words
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#162: The differences between /b/ and /v/
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#163: -ile and the differences in American and British English
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#164: Consonant clusters in English
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#165: What is the vocal tract?
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#166: Understanding the ng sound
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#167: When to use the informal contraction "useta"
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#168: Stress pronunciation patterns in 3-syllable words
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#169: Pronouncing "Seattle"
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#170: schwa+r paragraph practice
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#171: The silent l in the word 'salmon'
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#172: The 'c-c' spelling in the middle of a word
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#173: Digraphs and trigraphs
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#174: 3-sound clusters beginning with 's'
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#175: Short Vowels Minimal Sets
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#176: Swearing!
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#177: -ate suffix revisited – advanced lesson
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#178: "Feeling" the vibration of vowel sounds
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#179: The silent 'p' in pneumatic and psychology
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American English Pronunciation Podcast (Pronuncian.com)
#180: because → 'cuz: stressed, unstressed, informal
