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keobuntheng
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« on: September 20, 2007, 06:58:47 PM »

First of alls, I would like to say thanks you in advanced of sharing any idea to my question. My question is " What are the methods or the suitable ways to change the pronunciation from one speaking style to others successfully?"
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« Reply #1 on: September 20, 2007, 08:59:45 PM »

Hi Buntheng!! Welcome to the warmest forum in the world, Grin I think!

Your question is such a very, very easy one Grin, yet it is absolutely hard to find the answer! To my point of view, trying to change the pronunciational style is such a difficult thing to do. But it doesn't mean it is impossible!! For instance, my friend, Try, he is such a hard-learning-and-trying  person and he can change the way he speaks English successfully! As I observed what I found from him are:

-Try to listen to the native-English speakers directly ( live speaking, via bbc, abc, voa or other English tool sources)
-Learn to speak as much as possible, as much as possible, as much as possible by trying to bend your tongue as if the native voice.
-Remind or forethink when you will say something out in order to voice out as what style you expect or prefer.

I.....think......that is all.

Note*: Indoingso, it is required you to spend long term practicing if you want to meet your end. Try and practice are the best motivating materials to success.

Wish your dream go like a dream!!

Have fun!!!
Kimlong
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