zalmoxis
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Learning proper italian diction
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Week 5 of 5
zalmoxis commits to:
(A note of explanation: Italian prononciation differs a lot from region to region, especially with regard to the sound of the letters e, o, s, z. Unless you were born in Tuscany, or unless you studied to become an actor or a speaker, almost nobody has the standard prononciation. As an amateur actor, it's high time that I learn it well and internalize it to a reasonable degree). So I commit to learning and internalizing reasonably well the correct diction of the standard italian.
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 zalmoxis
October 17, 2013, 10:20 PM
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I'm proud that I accomplished this. This is something that I should have done years ago...now, when I control myself,I can speak and especially read getting almost always (certainly more than 95%) the right accent.I'll keep and improve this by doing a lot of readings, at school and outside..it's likely to be the subject of one of the next commitments.. |
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zalmoxis
October 11, 2013, 1:33 PM
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| Ok I'm still studying by going over the things. When I pay attention to it I get most of them right. | |
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zalmoxis
October 6, 2013, 8:01 AM
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| It's going on. I'm through with the theory, now I'm practicing whenever I can (almost) in reading and speaking | |
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zalmoxis
September 27, 2013, 1:26 PM
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| It's going on, even if not always with the same energy. I've finished (almost) studying the various occurrencies of problematic vowels and consonants. Now I'm paying much more attention to these phoenomena both when reading and speaking. Let's keep on! | |
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