| Perhaps the desire of a simplified pronounciation in the english language has been the cause. |
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| Note: The pronounciation and spelling are very different from one island to the other. |
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| Thanks to the pinyin you can easily learn and remember the meaning and pronounciation of a characters. |
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| The symptoms of language delay are delayed acquistion of vocabulary, of sentence structure, and of pronounciation of new or complex words. |
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| They are not allowed to forget anything or confuse names, and proper pronounciation indicates knowledge. |
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| Along with the technical details, the briefing note contains a phonetic guide to the pronounciation of the names of the French visitors. |
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| Most probably, the pronounciation of the sequences CVVTTV and CVVNTTV depends on the speaker. |
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| There is unlimited email support. Email is our preferred communications channel because it prevents pronounciation errors and it enables us to directly recognise user errors. |
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| The pronounciation varies depending on the region. |
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| Composers, who knows the modern greek, may also use its pronounciation. |
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| Examples of files: audio of previous recordings to help maintain consistency in speed or tone, or to give proper pronounciation of names or acronyms. |
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| And that's what it's all about for me, the pronounciation, the speech. |
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| The one that really does my head in is people referring to pronounciation. |
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