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8 Nov 2014
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How to pronounce "Dentist's",there are two "s",it is pronounced/dentists/,right??
How to pronounce "Dentist's",there are two "s",it is pronounced/dentists/,right??
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- English (US)
哈哈，这就是我教英语时，学生范的最常见的毛病之一，dentists 确实要读成两个 s，读为 ssss tzzz, ssss 像蛇发出的声音（丝），tzzz 像（刺）。denti（丝刺）需要多多练习才能读得快。
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cloe-the-zzz, but without the 'e' in 'the'. There will be a little vowel between 'th' and 'zz'; don't worry about it, even native English speakers can't help saying it. ^.^
- English (US)
Usually you hear clothes pronounced as “close” perhaps with a slight “th” sound due to the somewhat complex tongue acrobatics the correct pronunciation requires. Now try to pronounce “texts.” Thanks to the advent of texting, also a new word, this has become a word, a word that is nearly impossible to pronounce with ease.
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