Tips to Enhance your Vowel Pronunciation with Diphthongs

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Did you know that the majority of what makes up a person’s accent are vowels? In fact, one of the most common problems English language learners have with English pronunciation is the vowels. In this lesson, we will be focusing on a particular subgroup of vowels called diphthongs and how improving your understanding and pronunciation of them can make a big difference in your competence and confidence in speaking English. I am willing to bet that anyone, from beginner to advanced English speakers, will learn something new from this! Follow along through the practice exercises as well! 🔎 Read the full English lesson on our blog here: http://www.gonaturalenglish.com/sound-like-a-native-how-to-pronounce-diphthongs/ 📩 Sign up to receive our free lessons in your email! https://www.gonaturalenglish.com/email

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