Sentence examples for pronunciation difficulties from inspiring English sources

Now let's take a closer look at mainstream North American English to see what makes this such a difficult language to learn, and what some common pronunciation difficulties are for non-native speakers.

But as a half-Japanese-American teacher of English as a second language, I empathized with the pronunciation difficulties his name presented: the sounds for "l" and "r" did not exist in Japanese, and the placement of the tongue for "t" was nearly the same as "l".

Having siblings was not associated with most areas of development apart from pronunciation difficulties.

However, subjective sensations such as headache, severe thirst, and pronunciation difficulties were difficult to assess due to the severity of disease, sedation or analgesia and mechanical ventilation.

Each country has different pronunciation difficulties, because their language doesn't use the same sounds as English.

There were no side tracks and there was no unnecessary extra information or technical options added to the necessary information to be learnt about the selected difficulties in pronunciation.

In my experience trying to use Siri in French and Spanish, I've had difficulty if my pronunciation is off, but I also have plenty of difficulty using Siri in English as well.

When he was at boarding school in Canterbury, the other boys abused him for his small size and his difficulties with English pronunciation, which developed into a full-fledged stammer that was to plague him all his life.

The transformation of the name 's-Gravesande was certainly not hindered by the difficulty of its pronunciation.

Moretti's depiction of the absurdly mechanical complexities of a big-budget shoot is uproarious, too, from the irritations of Barry's fake mustache and his difficulty with Italian pronunciation to the ludicrous artifices of filming actors in a moving car.

Know that if the difficulty lies in pronunciation of a sound or word, practice improving your speech while alone, preferably in front of a mirror.