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A short pronunciation-practice video by Hadar Shemesh titled "S or Z?" that contrasts minimal pairs to help learners distinguish the /s/ (S) and /z/ (Z) sounds. The provided transcript shows an introductory prompt (“If you pronounce these words the same. This is for you.”) followed by repeated example pairs: ice/eyes, loose/lose, race/raise, lice/lies, peace/peas.

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