Linguistics behavior
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1. Record yourself speaking and compare it to native English speakers to identify problem areas. Practice the correct sounds daily. 2. Take an English pronunciation course either online or in-person to learn proper techniques and get feedback. 3. Immerse yourself in English media like movies, songs and podcasts to become more familiar with native accents and pronunciation. Pay attention to how words are said.
Linguistics behavior
- 2. • Conversation /ˌkɒn.vəˌseɪ.ʃən/ • You’re • Vegetable /jɔˌr/ /ˌvedʒ.tə.bl ̩/ • Dialog • Medicine /ˌdaɪ.ə.lɒg/ /ˌmed.ɪ .sən/ • Fragile • Wednesday /ˌfræd ʒ.aɪl/ /ˌwenz.deɪ/ • Poetry • Dictionary /ˌpəʊ.ɪ.tri/ /ˌdɪk.ʃən.ər.i/ • Poem • Bouquet /ˌpəʊ.ɪm/ /bʊˌkeɪ/ • Stingy • The /ˌstɪn.dʒi/ /ðə/ • Bougainvillea • Flour /ˌbuˌ. gənˌvɪl.i.ə/ /flaʊər / • Vase • With /vɑˌz/ /wɪð/ • Wrath • Chaos ɑˈθ /ˈr -/ /ˌkeɪ.ɒs/
- 3. THE /ðə/ PARIS catwalks played host to the most rarified /ˈ ɪfʌɪ/of rɛˈr ɒ concoctions /kənˈkk.ʃən/ last week as designers presented their haute- əʊt ʊə/ couture /ˈ kʊˈtj collections for the fall-winter 2013 season. Buyers of the pricey frocks represent a who’s who of global wealth /welθ/: European socialites, Hollywood celebrities, Arab princesses. Spotted in the front row: Kim and Kanye at Valentino; Sofia Coppola and Diane Kruger at Chanel; Sophia Loren at Armani Prive’; Monaco’s Princess Charlene and Sharon Stone at Dior. The glitz was on fully display during Donatella Versace’s show on Sunday (left), where models strutted in sparkling mini dresses and diaphanous /daɪˈæf .ən.əs/ cocktail gowns. The occasion marked Versace’s return to the Hotel Ritz in Paris, where her brother, Gianni, had staged his last runaway show shortly before his murder in 1997. Elsewhere, the fashion elite swooned over Raf Simons’s debut /ˈdeɪ.bju/ couture collection for Dior. The house hired the former Jil Sander designer this spring after a yearlong search for John Gailliano’s replacement. -Katie Baker
- 4. GIRLS BOYS • Nurazlin Idayu Bt Iskahar • Muhd Hariz B. M. , BANGI – Sem 3 Saifuddin , SEREMBAN • Amelia A’kashah Bt – Sem 3 Amiruddin , KL – Sem 3 • Varich Ritmoon , • Siti Haziqah Bt Ismail , THAILAND – Sem 3 MELAKA – Sem 3 • Ahmad B. Abd Alim , KL • Mas Hafiyka Bt Mohd – Sem 1 Halim , KL – Sem 1 • Muhammad Hilmi Bin Ahmad , KL – Sem 1
- 5. BOYS SEM / COURSE GIRLS SEM/COURSE Muhammad 1 / DIB Nur Farizatul 1 / Accounting Adzeem B. Abd Najihah Bt. Risli Halim Muhammad 2 / BASL Nur Faridatul 5 / DHRM Hanif B. Bt. Abd. Manaf Aminudin Muhammad 2 / BASL Nur Afina Azmi 5 / DIB Adib B. Othman Amirul Bin 1 / DIB Nurul Najwa Bt. 5 / HRM Norhaizad Ahmad Yalani
- 6. Vowel Consonants Group A (DELS) Flour Bouquet Couture Stingy Dictionary Chaos Diaphanous Wrath Debut Group B (NON-DELS) Flour Bouquet Haute Stingy Couture Chaos Diaphanous Wrath Vegetable Debut Wednesday Poem Vase Fragile Medicine
- 7. Text Word Debut Vegetable Haute Medicine Dictionary
- 8. 1. G vi ng t he w ong sound t o l et t er s : i r peopl e f i nd i t har d t o pr onounce i t because of t hei r m her t ongue / nat i ve ot l anguage. 2. The i nf l uences f r om t hei r envi r onment : TV’s, f r i ends, f am l y, et c. i 3. Fam l y backgr ound : R al ar eas or i ur ur ban ar eas. 4. Doesn’t have an ef f or t t o l ear n i t . 5. Lack of conf i dent .
- 9. •The foreigner will mistaken or may simply not understand what you want to say. •No improvement. •The pronouncing and intonation will affect the appropriate communication in conversation. •Lack of confident in speaking English with people around.