Friday, 3 December 2010

English intonation

Ricard Cuberes from 5A has sent me this video, which gives examples of intonation in English.



I have the feeling it's unfinished, but parts of it are interesting. Thanks Ricard!
Posted by La Teacher at 20:03

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Obviously there is a huge difference between Spanish speaker and English speaker but it's like that, you can learn a lot of English and having very poor entonation all your life. Personally, I think you can't learn that in school but you must live with them if you want to catch the rigth entonation. There is no secret!

4/12/10 7:14 pm
La Teacher said...

Hello anonymous!

Obviously the best thing is to go off and live with the "natives" for at least a few months, but the next best thing is listening to as much as possible, trying to imitate the intonation and pronunciation, and practising a lot. If you're constant you can get pretty good results.

15/12/10 5:07 pm

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