Have you ever noticed how different the word 'bat' sounds compared to the word 'cat' ? Or how the word 'age' sounds different from the word 'cage' ? These differences in sound are the result of unique combination of phonemes that make up each word.
In an era where communication spans the globe at the speed of light, the demand for precision in linguistic expression has never been more critical. Statistics reveal a staggering increase in the global exchange of information: Over 500 million tweets are sent daily on Twitter.
With over 7000 spoken languages in the world, the diversity in speech that can be seen worldwide is truly phenomenal. What's even more interesting is the fact that all these languages have their unique accents and dialects, most of which have the same alphabets that…
One of the hardest things to master when it comes to learning a language is its pronunciation because, in different languages, the same alphabet or letter combinations can have entirely different sounds. For example, a person with a heavy Japanese accent tends to pronounce the…