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A cross-language study of nasal sounds: By Stephen G. Lambacher, University of Aizu, Japan
An Experimental Study on the Teachability and Learnability of English Intonational ...: By Toshinobu Nagamine, Journal of Language and Linguistics, 2002
Discovering Phonetics: An article by Veronica Makarova, The Language Teacher Online, March, 1997
English Liquids by Japanese ESL Students: Acquisition of /r/ and /l/: By Walter Dawson, 05/07/00
Improving Japanese Pronunciation of American English [r] Using Electronic Visual Feedback: By Hisako Murakawa and Stephen Lambacher, March 1996
Materials Evaluation & Adaptation: A case study of pronunciation teaching: By Costas Gabrielatos
Neural Plasticity and the Issue of Mimicry Tasks in L2 Pronunciation Studies: By Yvonne F. Stapp, TESL-EJ, January 1999
Notes on Dr. Olle Kjellin’s Pronunciation Teaching Method (Joel Brodsky): Why It Works, How It Works
Pronounciaton in EFL CALL: By Wlodzimierz Sobkowiak, IATEFL Poland Computer SIG Journal, January 2005
Pronunciation discriminational difficulties within English sounds: An analysis of American and Japanese production of [th] and [s]: By Stephen G. Lambacher, University of Aizu, Japan
Pronunciation for International Intelligibility (Robin Walker): By Robin Walker, English Teaching Professional, October 2001
Pronunciation Matters: English Consonant Production by AUAP Students (PDF File): By K. James Hartshorn, Asia University Publication CELE Journal, 2006
Pronunciation: What Are the Expectations?: By Marcus Otlowski, The Internet TESL Journal, January 1998
Seven Suggestions of Highly Successful Pronunciation Teaching: By William Acton, The Language Teacher Online, February 1997
Spectrogram analysis as a tool in developing L2 pronunciation skills: By Stephen G. Lambacher, University of Aizu, Japan
Teaching Weak Forms: By Liang Wenxia, English Teaching Forum Online (April 2003)
Words and Wordoids: By Janet Pierrehumbert, Workshop on Early Phonological Acquisition, October 2001
www.tefl.net - Top fun pronunciation games (Alex Case): 15 ideas
z_How Students Can Use Television Humor to Improve Pronunciation Skills: By Jack Yang, Hwa Kang Journal of TEFL, May 2000
~~z_Pronunciation - What are the limits?~~: By Tim Bowen, www.onestopenglish.com, April 2001
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~~z_Teaching English Pronunciation to Koreans: Development of an English Pronunciation Test (EPT)~~: By David D.I. Kim and Douglas Margolis, KOTESOL 1999 Proceedings
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~~z_The Phonological Loop and Vocabulary Learning~~: By Craig Watt, Hwa Kang Journal of TEFL, May 2005
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~~z_z_Signal Analysis Software for Teaching Pronunciation~~: By Dorothy M. Chun, Language Learning & Technology, July 1998
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~~z_z_Teaching English Pronunciation Skills to the Asian Learner~~: By Paul Robertson, Asian-EFL-Journal, June 2003
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~~z_z_Using Automatic Speech Processing for Foreign Language Pronunciation Tutoring~~: By Maxine Eskenazi, Language, Learning & Technology, January 1999
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~~z_zzz_English pronuciation on the 4th Wheel~~: By Paulette Dale, New Routes, October, 2001
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