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Accent reduction

Accent reduction, also known as accent modification or accent neutralization, is a systematic approach for learning or adopting a new speech accent. It is the process of learning the sound system (or phonology) and melodic intonation of a language so the non-native speaker can communicate with clarity.

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Accent reduction

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Accent reduction → Accent, According, Although, Asian, By, Calming, Chinese, Dennis Baron, English, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Even, Illinois, Portuguese, Practicing, Spanish, The, Therefore, University, Urbana-Champaign

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/θ/instance ofBy languageIn EnglishAccent improvement focuses on teaching students how to pronounce difficult sounds0.80text
/ð/instance ofBy languageIn EnglishAccent improvement focuses on teaching students how to pronounce difficult sounds0.80text
/ɹ/instance ofBy languageIn EnglishAccent improvement focuses on teaching students how to pronounce difficult sounds0.80text
/l/instance ofBy languageIn EnglishAccent improvement focuses on teaching students how to pronounce difficult sounds0.80text
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/θ/instance ofIn EnglishAccent improvement focuses on teaching students how to pronounce difficult sounds0.80text
/ð/instance ofIn EnglishAccent improvement focuses on teaching students how to pronounce difficult sounds0.80text
/ɹ/instance ofIn EnglishAccent improvement focuses on teaching students how to pronounce difficult sounds0.80text
/l/instance ofIn EnglishAccent improvement focuses on teaching students how to pronounce difficult sounds0.80text
and /winstance ofIn EnglishAccent improvement focuses on teaching students how to pronounce difficult sounds0.80text
Accent reductionrelated to In EnglishAccent0.60section
Accent reductionrelated to In EnglishSpanish0.60section

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