AEE 1345: When to Pronounce the S as a Z in English with Jennifer Tarle

All Ears English Podcast

Lindsay McMahon

Business, Education, Language Learning

4.6 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 9 April 2020

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Click here to subscribe to the transcripts Have you heard words in English that sound like they use a “z” sound? When you see these words is it confusing because they actually use an “s?” Today we’re going to look at words that have a “z” sound but don’t actually use this letter in their makeup with guest Jennifer Tarle from from Tarle Speech and Language. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is an All-Eirs English podcast episode 1,345.
0:05.0	When to pronounce the S as a Z in English with Jennifer Tarle.
0:10.0	Welcome to the All-Eirs English podcast, Download a more than 130 million times.
0:18.6	We believe in Connection, not Perfection.
0:22.1	With your American host Lindsay McMahon the English
0:25.4	adventurer and Michelle Kaplan the New York radio girl coming to you from
0:30.5	Los Angeles and New York City USA.
0:35.4	And to get weekly transcripts delivered to your email inbox,
0:39.4	go to all ears English.
0:40.8	com slash subscribe.
0:43.0	Do you struggle when it comes to voicing the S sound as a Z sound?
0:50.1	How do you know when it should sound like a Z and when it should sound like an S?
0:53.7	Today, our guest Jennifer Tarle shows you four solid rules to watch out for.
0:59.0	Listen in today.
1:08.2	Our guest today, Jennifer Tarle is a certified Speech Pathologist with over 24 years of experience in speech-related training. She has a master's degree in speech pathology from Kent State University.
1:15.6	She is a published author of Accent Work Books, audio CDs, DVDs, and I Books.
1:21.0	Now let's meet Jennifer.
1:25.4	This episode was recorded a few weeks in advance.
1:28.7	Our understanding of the COVID-19 situation has changed since then.
1:34.0	We hope you are healthy and safe.
1:36.3	And we hope that all ears English can be a bright spot in your day during this moment of
1:40.6	uncertainty.
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