Pronunciation Feedback Part 2

Speech-language pathologist Hadar Shemesh teaches how stress and rhythm shape natural English. She shows which syllables get the beat, like
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Fashion. Fa. Fashion. I'm a speech-language pathologist. Here I actually don't want to talk about sounds. I want to talk about rhythm. I work with children. I work with children. So every syllable receives the same beat. I work with children. But work is an important word. Children is an important word. And even within the word children, the chill is more important than the dren. So instead of I work with children, we can reduce it a little bit. I work with children. I work with children. Da da da da da. I help them with their language skills. So again, here. Da da da da da da da da. Instead, I help them with their language skills. I help them with with their language skills. I like reading, I like thrifting, and I'm really into fashion. Fashion. So I noticed that your 'ah' as in 'cat' is a little tight. It's a part of you just keeping tension in your jaw. Fashion. Fa. Fashion. And if you too want to get feedback on your pronunciation, send me a DM with a short video and maybe I'll give you feedback on my feed.
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