For Better Pronunciation In A Foreign Language, Work On Your Attitude
Pronouncing well doesn’t mean pronouncing perfectly, it may require deliberate effort. That was my experience when learning Mandarin and French. In subsequent languages, the pronunciation just came to me. Study a language on LingQ: https://bit.ly/3rj79O4
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