Sentence examples for specific pronunciation from inspiring English sources

He just can't master its specific pronunciation, no matter how many times he tries.

The specific pronunciation of /ś/ as is based on comparative evidence (/ɬ/ is the corresponding Proto-Semitic phoneme and still attested in Modern South Arabian dialects) as well as early borrowings (e.g. balsam < Greek balsamon < Hebrew baśam).

Being a logographic system, Chinese does not have letters that map onto sounds; rather, each character has a specific pronunciation.

Note the specific pronunciations.

In such multilingual cultural settings, listeners expect a high-quality text-to-speech synthesis system to read such texts in a way that the origin of the inclusions is heard, i.e., with correct language-specific pronunciation and prosody.

However, this lower confusability comes at the cost of implicit incorporation of language-specific pronunciation dictionary and language model constraints, which as shown in the previous section results in lower LRE accuracy.

Organisers were apparently specific about the pronunciation of the word "vacant".

Finally, in order to explain the fact that, despite the inconsistencies of the spelling-to-stress mapping, words are mostly pronounced with the correct stress, there must be a mechanism that matches the resulting phonetic sequence with a learned pronunciation specific to a given word.

It is worthy to note that nonnative speakers have significant problems with the pronunciation of specific Arabic phonemes such as the emphatic /D/ and the voiceless stop consonant /t/.

This how-to is specific to the English language pronunciation.

Diacritics are small markings which are placed around the IPA letter in order to show a certain alteration or more specific description in the letter's pronunciation.