C1
Pronunciation Register
ការបញ្ចេញសំឡេងតាមកាលៈទេសៈ
🎯 Objective / គោលបំណង:
Adapt your pronunciation. Use Crisp Enunciation for authority and Relaxed Reductions for social bonding.
💬 Scenario: Same person, different context
Dara (Interview Mode) Formal
"I am going to submit the internet report."
/goʊ.ɪŋ tu/ ... /ɪn.tər.net/
(Crisp T's, no reductions. Signals professionalism.)
Dara (Pub Mode) Casual
"I'm gonna submit the inner-net report."
/gʌn.ə/ ... /ɪ.nər.net/
(Dropped T's, blended vowels. Signals friendliness.)
The Mechanics of Reduction
1. Elision (Dropping Sounds) ការលុបសំឡេង
In casual speech, complex consonant clusters get simplified.
Formal: "Next month" (/nekst mʌnθ/)
Casual: "Nex' month" (/neks mʌnθ/)
Formal: "Next month" (/nekst mʌnθ/)
Casual: "Nex' month" (/neks mʌnθ/)
2. T-Dropping (American)
After 'N', the 'T' often disappears in fast speech.
Formal: "Interview" (/ɪn.tər.vju/)
Casual: "Innerview" (/ɪ.nər.vju/)
Formal: "Interview" (/ɪn.tər.vju/)
Casual: "Innerview" (/ɪ.nər.vju/)
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Match the Audio to Context
Audio: "I dunno whatcher talkin' about."
Where does this belong?
A. A Boardroom Presentation
B. Hanging out with friends
Audio: "I am going to ask him."
Where does this belong?
A. A formal speech or clear instruction
B. A quick chat while walking