This is an All-Ears English podcast episode 349, three key sounds that will make you sound like a native speaker.

Welcome to the All-Ears English podcast, downloaded more than 10 million times. We believe in

connection not perfection with your American hosts Lindsay McMahon the English

adventurer and Michelle Kaplan, the New York Radio Girl,

coming to you from Boston and New York City, USA. Do you want to sound more like a native English speaker? Today you will

learn three key sounds that you should focus on to sound more natural with our guest who brings his

acting and vocal training background into today's episode.

Today we have a guest on Alliers English. Our guest today has been a teacher for more than nine years. He's a songwriter and an author. Although our guest is

certified to teach English as a foreign language, he credits his vocal and acting training to his ability to help people with pronunciation and accent reduction.

Through careful listening and reducing the English

language to its most basic sounds, our guest is able to identify student challenges

and focus on the most important pronunciation issues for you.

Our guest today is Sean Morgan.

Now let's welcome Sean to the show.

Hi Sean, welcome to the show. are you today very good Lindsay thank you good I'm

glad you were able to join us today you know you are a pronunciation expert on i Talkie

and we're happy to have you here because again we don't have

pronunciation experts on very often and I know a lot of our listeners really want to improve

their pronunciation so welcome.

Thank you thank you very much. Yeah, how did you get into

teaching pronunciation? I mean, why do you teach only pronunciation or specifically

pronunciation? Well, I started teaching English on I-talkie and a lot of my students happened to be advanced speakers and they had a lot of trouble with pronunciation, but they didn't, they weren't looking for pronunciation help.

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