Intonation Practice

See ya Wednesday!

This is about the "music" of English - the rhythm, the pace, the connections, the high and low tones - all of this is called "prosody" and "intonation" is the focus on using pitch and duration.

More than just pronunciation, how you control your voice to go higher in pitch and longer in duration is very important to help native English speakers understand you quickly and easily.

We'll practice any phrases, greetings, and sentences that are useful for your daily life so bring words and expressions you'd like to practice.

***

After each Meetup, I record myself pronouncing the words and sentences we practiced together and put the link to the video in the discussion of this event. You can find all the videos on this YouTube list:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4nY1pIIn5eZJGxfQetN1L0Ocj8Lzcdhi

All the past Google spreadsheets we used are in this Google Drive folder:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1o8ZxTG40mH8Mb3fI7YLBEz8-VOSLqx0i?usp=sharing

Would you like to learn more about Accent Modification? I have a free information course and other resources: https://adastraspeechonline.thinkific.com

&
A free newsletter with speaking tips and what I'm working on at Adastra Speech:
https://www.adastraspeech-newsletter.com

If you enjoy the Meetups and would like to donate any amount to show appreciation and contribute to the bi-annual fee of this account, here's how you can do it: https://adastra-speech.kit.com/products/wanna-leave-a-tip
-Christi