Pronunciation Is Not the Beginning of Language

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It’s the symptom of a system that already works

There is a belief in language teaching that feels intuitive, widely accepted, and deeply misleading.

That if you want someone to speak well, you should start with pronunciation.

It sounds reasonable, sounds practical, sounds scientific, but it collapses the moment you look at how the brain actually processes language.

Pronunciation is not…

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