Phonetic Studies in Folk Speech and Broken English, for Use on Stage, Screen, Radio, Platform and in School and College

This book provides a comprehensive guide to using phonetics in theatrical, cinematic, and educational contexts. It explores the ways in which phonetics can be used to represent the sounds of various regional and dialectical forms of English, and provides practical guidance on how to improve pronunciation and articulation. The book is an essential resource for actors, directors, teachers, and students of language and linguistics.
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