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On July 02 at 6:42 AM by james_uk

Great lesson; I especially enjoyed having two Chinese teachers with very little English spoken. However, I have a question regarding this sentence:... Read more

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On July 02 at 4:59 AM by user11936

Early in the dialogue, why does the woman say “在哪裏舉辦啊”? Shouldn't this be “在哪裏舉行啊”, or can you use either here? Read more

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On July 02 at 4:31 AM by mikeinewshot

In England it is very definitely pronunciation. Are you saying you also spell the word pronunciation as pronounciation? Read more

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On July 02 at 4:30 AM by samwhittemore

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On July 02 at 4:19 AM by DavidXuzhou

With a doctor aside? Anyway, I learned a new English word from your post. Read more

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On July 02 at 4:05 AM by mark

My own accent mostly influenced by Northern California, with some mid-western under currents, like r's are barely pronounced. So, no end of people mi... Read more

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On July 02 at 3:04 AM by adam_p_lax

I would say "pro-nun-ciation" but I think Shanell has an American midwestern accent so it wouldn't surprise me that she said "pro-NOUN-ciation." J... Read more

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On July 02 at 2:41 AM by mark

I have never pronounced it "pro-NUN-ciation", nor does anyone among my circle of friends and relatives pronounce it that way. There is probably some... Read more

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On July 01 at 9:58 PM by gallienus

Shanell, it's pro-NUN-ciation, not pro-NOUN-ciation.  This is a regular patten in English: renounce, renunciation; announce, annuncation; pronoun... Read more

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On July 01 at 9:56 PM by gallienus

Once again, Shanell, it's pro-NUN-ciation, not pro-NOUN-ciation. Read more