Online Accent Reduction for Non-native English Speakers: Recent Episodes

Lynda Stucky

Accent Reduction Online Tips for Non-native English Speakers

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Improve your communication skills with speech communication coaching.

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Speech tips on how to say both vowels in the diphthong, two vowels that come to together to form a new vowel.

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Use effective pitch changes to sound polished and professional.

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Create a friendly tone by slowing down your speech, lengthening vowels and using more pitch inflection.

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Foreign accent syndrome (FAS) is a rare and acquired speech disorder often caused by a stroke.

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Aspiration means using a puff of air to release certain sounds when speaking American English.

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Speech tips to project your voice when you speak.

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Checklist for good posture to have a healthy voice that projects.

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Tips to learn how to pronounce American vowels using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).

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Tips to learn how to pronounce American vowels using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA).

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You don't need to eliminate your accent. Learning a few techniques and mastering one or two skills will reduce your foreign accent.

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There are three primary complaints I hear from people who desire to have better speech communication skills.

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This ten step process can be a powerful tool for reducing a foreign accent to become better understood.

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Master your speech skills by explaining something complex to a friend or family member and ask for feedback to reduce your foreign accent.

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Practice speaking frequently used words in conversations to reduce your foreign accent.

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Use your new speech skills by practicing live conversations without rehearsing to reduce your foreign accent.

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Improve your new speech skills by reading out loud and pay attention to your speech to reduce your foreign accent.

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Improve your new speech skills by using frequently used words in sentences to reduce your foreign accent.

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To improve your new speech skills practice applying the learned skill to American English words to reduce your foreign accent.

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Hear and feel the difference between the way you speak American English and the way you speak your language to reduce your foreign accent.

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Hear the difference between the way a word sounds in American English and in your language to reduce your foreign accent.

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Develop the skill of awareness of others and your own speech to reduce your foreign accent.

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Educate yourself about the differences between languages to avoid cross cultural miscommunication.

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To avoid cross cultural miscommunication, talk face-to-face.

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To avoid cross cultural miscommunication, ask frequently for clarification.

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To avoid cross cultural communication breakdowns, listen compassionately to the non-native speaker.

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Tips on patterns for suffixes and prefixes that help the new language learner determine stress placement.

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Tips to help the non-native English speaker know where to place stress in an American English word.

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Tips to help the non-native English speaker know which syllable to stress.

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Non-native English speaker, you must learn which vowel pronunciation to use when pronouncing new words.

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Tips to understanding how abbreviations are used in the work environment.

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Tips to understanding how acronyms are used in the work environment.

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Tips to avoid hoarseness by practicing the way you say speak word that begin with a vowel.

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Tips to decrease dry mouth while speaking.

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Tips to increase your chances of listener attentiveness when you speak.

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Exercises to try to improve your facial expressiveness while speaking the English language.

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Vocal presentation tips to sound friendly while talking on the phone.

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Speech tips to pronounce foreign names correctly.

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Voice tips to avoid misunderstaindings in the workplace.

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Tips for non-native English speakers to improve their American English speech.

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Vocal tips to keep your voice from breaking or becoming tight or high-pitched in stressful situations.

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An effective exercise to move you towards creating the voice you'd like to have is to critically listen to others.

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Tips to protect your hearing in the workplace and at home.

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Tips for using idioms in your speech.

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Tips on how to avoid vocal hoarseness.

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Tips to increase your American English fluency.

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Tips on speaking American English with a smooth, natural flow.

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Speech tips on connecting words to create a smooth, natural flow while speaking English.

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Speech tips on connecting words for natural sounding English.

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Speech tips on correctly pronouncing the endings on words.

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Tips on using the proper breath support needed to support a loud voice and strong voice projection.

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Tips on pronouncing words with the slight /g/ sound heard at the end.

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Pronouncing some words with the omission of the second syllable aids in the natural flow of speech.

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Speech techniques to improve your thinking while giving a speech include deep breathing and, listening carefully, and speech preparation.

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Suggestions on communicating with a an employee who stutters in the workplace.

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Voice tips on maintaining a well-functioning voice in your work.

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Accent modification tips on how to pronounce words that have different meanings based on where the stress is placed.

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Accent modification speech tips and foreign accent tips on stress in syllables and words.

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Accent modification speech and foreign accent tips on where to stress syllables in words.

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When speaking get to the point quickly to keep your audience's attention.

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Tips for speakers to minimize interuptions during their speech.

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Tips for speakers to increase their vocabulary.

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Tips to decrease your reginal accents and positively impact your job opportunities.

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Tips on the visual impact of your writting.

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Tips to make a good presentation by not distancing yourself from your audience. Serve your audience.

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Some unconscious signals we give off can be controlled. Self contact or barrier gestures portray stress or nervousness.

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The sound of your voice can create a positive or negative image. Use these tips to improve the way you sound.

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Many elements of speech and voice personalize our speech. Tips for pronunciation and diction.

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Smoking causes drying of the vocal tract, shortness of breath, coughing, throat clearing, lowering of pitch, and a decrease in the ability to become louder.

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Maintain an exercise program for good vocal health.

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Tips to protect your voice and speech.

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Tips for non-native speakers on plural pronounciation.

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Non-native speakers must learn the rule of when to say /d/ vs. /t/ and apply it in conversation.

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All sounds in the English language have a sound associated with it. Avoid miscommunication by understanding the voicing aspect of final consonants.

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Tips to deliver effective speeches and engage your listeners.

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Pace yourself with regard to frequency, loudness, and duration of voice use to prevent vocal fatigue and hoarseness.

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Breathing right is essential for strong voices and superior vocal quality.

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Speech rate affects the listeners perception of the speaker and the relative importance of the message.