books about: pronouncing     books:       Cambridge Pronouncing Dictionary16 reviews Daniel Jones Cambridge University Press, 2006 Great service I'm from Mexico and i never imagin that the services were fast, I live in the capital and it takes 10 days to arrive to my home.             That's Easy for You to Say: Your Quick Guide to Pronouncing Bible Names10 reviews W. Murray Severance, Terry Eddinger B&H Publishing Group, 1997 Amazing Confidence That's Easy For You To Say instills confidence in any Pastor or Teacher with word pronunciation. I teach Bible Study quite frequently and when the text is filled with difficult words, I can feel the congregation waiting to see if I will pronounce the word correctly, or trip all over it. When you use the CD, and the program pronounces the word for you, you are no longer guessing, you have ...             Pronouncing Guide to French, German, Italian and Spanish2 reviews Archie N. Jones, Matthew Irving Smith, ... Carl Fischer Music Dist, 1994 Very handy - and small! Everyone who's serious about learning operatic repertoire must have a pronounciation guide. This book was a little smaller than I expected but surprisingly handy. I'm sure there are better ones out there, but this one is great for the price!             Gould's pocket pronouncing medical dictionary of the principal words used in medicine and the collateral ...1 review George M Gould P. Blakiston's son & co., inc, 1939 Great for Homeopaths I had a previous copy of this little dictionary which finally fell apart on me and I use it all the time. Since it is a very old version it has most of the words used in the Materia Medicas and Repertories that one might want to look up. Much better than having to search on the internet or trying to look up in Medical Dictionaries. Highly recommended.             A Pronouncing Dictionary of American English16 reviews John Samuel Kenyon, Thomas Albert Knott Merriam-Webster, 1953 Great product for English Teachers The dictionary helps in areas that a standard dictionary cannot in reference to pronouncing words. I highly recommend this product.             Pronouncing Bible Names2 reviews W. Murray Severance Holman Bible Pub, 1994 Having trouble with Bible Names???? This is not a story book, but rather a key to pronouncing the names. They are the word with the appropriate pronounciation marks (some bibles have these, but not many), then a phoenetic spelling as it sounds. There are diversities of translations and distinctives of versions. This includes King James, New Amrican Standard, New International, Revised Standard and Today's English. It is ...             Webster's Popular Illustrated Dictionary Self-Pronouncing and Modernized for Home, School and Commerical Use1 review Various World Syndicate Publishing Company, 1937 A Fun Dictionary This dictionary is fun because it takes you back to a simpler time. A time when a word had a meaning and not innuendo. The maps are interesting as well because it's not everyday most of us see a map of the world before WW II.             Accent America! Essentials: Quick Steps to Pronouncing English with an American Accent1 review Dorothy M., Ph.D. Taguchi Penton Overseas, 2007 A critically important and strongly recommended addition The most common language problem encountered by non-native speakers when using English is their heavily accented pronunciation of the words. Now with "Accent America! Essentials" non-native speakers can benefit from the exercises on the five audio CDs and the explanations in the accompanying 136-page Guide Book. Non-native speakers will lean why people may misunderstand what they say and what to ...             American Accent Training: A Guide to Speaking and Pronouncing American English for Anyone Who Speaks English ...13 reviews Ann Cook Barrons Educ Series Inc Audio, 2000 American Accent Training by Ann Cook (book with audio casset I am so glad to give myself this book with the audio cassette. It is very informative. It trains me while listening to the tapes. I recommend that people who buys the book gets the tape too. It won't be effective without it. Believe me it is worth your money.Buy for yourself or for someone you love.             Norwegian-English Dictionary: A Pronouncing and Translating Dictionary of Modern Norwegian (Bokmal and ...19 reviews Einar Haugen University of Wisconsin Press, 1974 good, but needs a companion Like the other review say, the entries really are very useful, and the introduction is great for quickly reminding yourself about grammar and pronunciation. However, for someone beginning in Norwegian you need an English-Norwegian source also. I'm now browsing to find one! Great book, but it needs a companion dictionary!             Pronouncing American English: Sounds, Stress, and Intonation4 reviews Gertrude Orion Heinle & Heinle Pub, 1999 Excelent book to teach or to learn English phonetics I have found this book very clear and easy to follow by anyone wishing to improve his English pronunciation. The examples and exercises are excellent, specially the contrast ones. The explanations and practices about stress and intonation are very useful and easy to understand. This book was given to me without the tapes which I have not been able to get. I am sure that these tapes are a ...             Pronouncing Shakespeare's Words3 reviews Dale F. Coye Routledge, 1998 Excellent resource I found this book to be very detailed and a fascinating resource. The vast majority of words I needed to look up were in there. Anything else can be found in the OED. I especially enjoyed the comparison between pronunciations in the UK, Canada and US.             Pocket Manual of Musical Terms (Schirmer Pronouncing)4 reviews Theodore Baker, Laura Kuhn Schirmer Trade Books, 1995 An indispensible little gem If you're looking for the perfect little music reference book, look no further. Not only does it define musical terms, it tells you how to pronounce them properly, too. Handy "Rules for Pronouncing German, French, and Italian" are found the Introduction, and each non-English musical term listed in the manual is followed by a phonetic pronunciation guide. A useful Comparative Table of Tempo Marks ...             Guide to Pronouncing Biblical Names4 reviews T. S. K. Scott-Craig Morehouse Publishing, 1982 Exactly what I needed What a dandy little book! In only 96 pages, it gives both preferred and permissible pronounciations of about three thousand people and place names taken from the NRSV Old Testament, Apocrypha, and New Testament. T.S.K. Scott-Craig uses a clear, easily comprehensible re-spelling system to indicate pronunciation. There are no phonetic symbols, only accent marks that show the stressed syllables. ...             Pronouncing American English Vowels: An Accent Guide for Native Mandarin Chinese Speakers3 reviews Sarah Hoefflin Logical Learning Publications, 2004 Great resource! I have used this book with many foreign accent modification clients. Clients have especially liked practicing with the CDs. The vowels are color-coded--very clever! Sarah Hoefflin also went the extra step of separating each vowel sound into its various spellings. I highly recommend this resource and plan to continue to use it with clients.             Shakespeare's Names: A New Pronouncing Dictionary3 reviews Louis Colaianni Drama Publishers, 1999 Great book for anyone into Shakespeare This is a marvelous book for anyone into Shakespeare and a MUST for anyone whether a reader, actor, student or scholar. Very comprehensive and user-friendly... Pronounciations are given in U.S. and British varieties. The author, Mr. Colaianni has certainly done his research well and it shows in this book. A real MUST for anyone into Shakespeare.             A Practical English-Chinese Pronouncing Dictionary (Tuttle Language Library)6 reviews Janey Chen Tuttle Publishing, 1992 Delighted to find English-Chinese with Bo-Po-Mo Given the popularity of the Yale series books for learning Chinese in the USA, this dictionary is a real find. In my course of instruction, we are using the Yale series with Yale romanization, but migrating to Bo-Po-Mo (Zhuyin-Fuhao), as part of our progression to reading/writing Chinese. What great fortune to find this dictionary that has both systems! Yes, some words are dated, but this is the ...             Rhema Study Bible, KGV Red Letter Edtion : Self Pronouncing1 review KENNETH HAGIN MINISTRIES KENNETH HAGIN MINISTRIES, 1985 Rhema Study Bible A very good product. This King James version of the Bible included 27 Bible lessons which were most helpful to me.             Pronouncing Shakespeare: The Globe Experiment4 reviews David Crystal Cambridge University Press, 2005 Extraordinarily interesting, exceptional Anyone interested in things Shakespearian will not be able to put this book down. I was astonished how interesting it was, and informative.             Pronouncing names by a combination of rule-based and case-based reasoning (Report)2 reviews Andrew R Golding Dept. of Computer Science, Stanford University, 1992 wonderful contemporary look at Ireland In Burnaby, Ireland, Molly Harper manages Happily Ever After bookshop that caters mostly to readers of romance. However, she is stunned when owner Anita Vickers informs her she sold the store to Milo Devine. Molly is unhappy as Milo reminds her of a used car salesman who will make radical changes for the bottom line's sake and not the customer. 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