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The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is a set of characters representing every possible phoneme in human speech
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How to be in constant contact with the IPA to improve one's pronunciation of a language?
The best method I can think of is a phonetic reader - a book written solely in IPA symbols, but there aren't many of them out there and so they can't be the definite fix either. … So, in short, I'm in search of resources that can put me in contact with IPA transcriptions of a language - any language -, more often. …
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How can you understand the pronunciation differences if you don't understand them even on mi...
The fix is studying the IPA chart in depth. Once you do it, you'll be able to differentiate the sounds without doubts. "A practical introduction to phonetics" by John C. …