BRITISH ACCENT TRAINING - NIGI ENGLISH CARE

 

What is Voice and Accent training? 

Your voice not only communicates your message – It can talk a superb deal about your image. you'll like it or not, people prejudge you supported how you communicate; briefly , your success professionally will depend on your speaking skills and accent. Our Voice and Accent program would focus specifically towards reducing your regional accent and assist you speak as on the brink of the native British accent. Course Description albeit you recognize the vocabulary and thus the endless grammar rules, you still find it difficult to pronounce English words correctly.

This struggle with English can make communicating with native English speakers a frustrating experience for both, you and them.

You Supposedly have a regional accent, an accent that's normally expected of most non-native English speakers. you will have an honest knowledge of English but that does not guarantee an honest accent. So, what does an honest accent mean? It means, an accent that's easy on all ears across the planet , an accent that's understood by beat the international community, no matter who the listener is an American, British, Australian or a Canadian or people from the opposite country. This Accent is known as the neutral accent.

With our voice and accent program , improving your English Accent is simple and enjoyable. our academic program helps to seek out out and master the foremost challenging characteristics, like troublesome vowel sounds, difference in stressed and unstressed syllables and words, which cause you to sound kind of a speaker . This training module develops you to shave off the excess regional accent from your current accent, and develop neutral accent naturally. This accent training module gives you the understanding of the American/British way of speaking, culture and variety .

NIGI ENGLISH CARE Accent program could also be a highly specialised course offered to you by professional voice coaches. Our course offers accent reduction, practice in American/British phrases and conversation, and learning the rhythm of ordinary American/British spoken English. This course goes beyond merely teaching grammatical structures of English , our focus is on how you sound once you speak and therefore the way effectively you communicate with others around the world. We agree that there is nothing wrong with speaking with an accent; however, we are aware that tons of individuals would adore to reinforce their English speaking skills by reducing their accent. Our goal is to help you gain more confidence and effectiveness in your English speaking skills by reducing the influence of your mother tongue or regional accent.

Course Module In Details

Module One: Vowel Sounds

Main Vowel sounds in English
Mouth and Jaw Exercises
Production of vowel sounds
/ɑ/ as in father
/ɘ/ as in fun
/ɔ/as in saw
/oƱ/ as in boat
/Ʊ/ as in good
/u/ as in too
/ɘr/ as in bird
/aI/ as in time
/aƱ/as in house
/ɔI/ as in boy
/i/ as in meet
/I/ as in sit
/eɪ/ as in take
/ɛ/ as in get
/ae/ as in fat

Module Two: Vowel Sounds
in details

Review of /I/ and /i/ Sounds
Review of /ɛ/ and /æ/ Sounds
Review of /ɘ/, /ɑ/, /ɔ/, and /ou/ Sounds
The Problematic o
The British /ɔ/
Review of /ɛ/, /æ/, /ɑ/, /ɔ/, /ɘ/, and /oʊ/
Review of /ʊ/ and /u/ Sounds
Comparing /u/ and /yu/
Review of the /ɘr/ Sound
Vowels Followed by the /r/ Sound
Module Three: Consonants
Forming Consonants
Voiceless and Voiced Consonants
Vowel Length and Voiced and Voiceless
Consonants
Stops and Continuants

Module Four: Syllable Stress

Stressed and Reduced Vowels
Dangers of Stressing the Wrong Syllable
General Rules for Stress Placement
Two-Syllable Words
Noun and Verb Pairs
Words Ending in -tion and -ate
-ate Endings of Verbs and Nouns
More Stressed Suffixes
Rules for Prefixes
Syllable Stress Changes
Reduced Vowels for Review

Module Five: Problematic Consonants

The Various t Sounds of American English
The “Fast d” Sound
The /tʃr/ Sound: tr
The /dʒr/ Sound: dr
The /dʒ/ Sound: du and d + y
The /tʃ/ Sound: tu and t + y
Words Ending in -ed
The th Sound
The British /r/
The British /l/
Understanding /l/ Versus /r/
The /v/ Sound
Understanding /b/ Versus /v/
The /w/ Sound
Understanding /v/ Versus /w/
The /s/ and /z/ Sounds
The /ŋg/ Sound: Pronouncing ng
Consonant Clusters

Module Six: Word Stress Compound Nouns

Proper Stress with Adjectives
Phrasal Verbs
Noun Forms of Phrasal Verbs
Abbreviations and Numbers
Names of Places and People
Word Stress Within a Sentence
Lengthening the Main Vowel in Stressed Words
Which Words Should I Stress?
Content Words
Content Words in Detail: Verbs
Stress Nouns but Not Pronouns
Content Words in Detail: Adjectives
Reducing Vowels in Unstressed Words
Weak Forms
Strong Forms
Thought Groups and Focus Words
Contrastive Stress
Module Seven: Intonation
Falling Intonation
Statements
Questions

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