<P>Do you know what is common thing between Ahn Chul Soo and Ulpaso??</P>
<P>The common thing of both of them is that thay started their political life by recommandation.</P>
<P>In case of Ahn Chul Soo, he started his political life by strong support from young people. Theseday, he regardes as one of president material in our country. </P>
<P>In case of Ulpaso who used to be a farmer became a prime minister by Anru's recommandation.</P>
<P>O.K. Let's move on to my main presentation about Ulpaso.</P>
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첫댓글Jay, it's been a long time to see your presentation. I found you improved in your pronunciation but intonation remains. If you continue to study hard and listen a lot, you can see a remarkable sign of progress in intonation as well.
~~ Pronunciation 1. F: F became clearer but still when F is at the end of the word, you tend to miss it. Put out it to the end, meticulously. 2. President material: These two words hold two problems at the same time, pronunciation and accent. In terms of president, it was not the word 'president'. what I mean is what you pronunce was present or something..and
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12.01.08 19:11
put the accent on the first syllable. When it comes to material,,, your vowel was not that good and due to wrong and weak accent, it sounds exactly Korean. 3. process. When more thantwo consonants are together without vowel, then you should put it as quickly as you can..These consonants mean one syllable regardless of the number of them. So output them fast. 4. 끝발음. I can say it is as same as the comment for F. 5. upright. .....Plz listen. hh;; sounds really strange..;; 6. ge: Of course, I found it progressed thanks to your all-out efforts. Still, your [ge] is not accurate..
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12.01.08 19:13
7. R: The same is true of R...you have yet to complete this pronunciation with ge.
~~Accent There were hosts of words that you put accent unproperly.. signifying that you didn't memorize by listening.. if you did, you might not focus in on what and how Pyron did..Listen more carefully!
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작성자12.01.09 20:51
I really appreciate your great comment!! I will keep in mind. Thank you:)
첫댓글 Jay, it's been a long time to see your presentation. I found you improved in your pronunciation but intonation remains. If you continue to study hard and listen a lot, you can see a remarkable sign of progress in intonation as well.
~~ Pronunciation
1. F: F became clearer but still when F is at the end of the word, you tend to miss it. Put out it to the end, meticulously.
2. President material: These two words hold two problems at the same time, pronunciation and accent. In terms of president, it was not the word 'president'. what I mean is what you pronunce was present or something..and
put the accent on the first syllable. When it comes to material,,, your vowel was not that good and due to wrong and weak accent, it sounds exactly Korean.
3. process. When more thantwo consonants are together without vowel, then you should put it as quickly as you can..These consonants mean one syllable regardless of the number of them. So output them fast.
4. 끝발음. I can say it is as same as the comment for F.
5. upright. .....Plz listen. hh;; sounds really strange..;;
6. ge: Of course, I found it progressed thanks to your all-out efforts. Still, your [ge] is not accurate..
7. R: The same is true of R...you have yet to complete this pronunciation with ge.
~~Accent
There were hosts of words that you put accent unproperly.. signifying that you didn't memorize by listening.. if you did, you might not focus in on what and how Pyron did..Listen more carefully!
I really appreciate your great comment!! I will keep in mind. Thank you:)