I am naturally a fast talker and It's rare that I can actually say something to someone and not get a: "What?" as an answer after the first time I say it.
However, I have a much bigger problem involving the pronunciation of certain letter combinations. Due to my fast talking, I seem to be unable to pronounce two identical consequent syllables, and for some reason it is only noticable when I use the T and D letters. Sounds such as: "Ta", "Da", "To", "Do".
Whenever I challenge myself by trying to say something tricky, I tend to blend two syllables together and make the final word sound extremely fast and horribly incorrect.
I tried practicing repeating the troublesome words a several times, but I notice that my jaw starts to tire out shortly after, as if I am struggling so hard just to say that word.
What I ask of you intelligent ones is a way to perhaps rid myself of this speech disorder. A program or site of some relevant sort would be extremely appreciated!
Thanks!
2007-07-23
07:09:19
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AJ-kun
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