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As in songs, spoken language is made up of patterns, rhythms, melodies, tones, and pitches. It is a natural delivery of sound patterns in response to another’s question tone, interjection tone, or response tone.  That is, in essence, communication.  As a communicator, one must train oneself to recognize new and unfamiliar sound patterns and be able to reproduce those sounds accurately.  It is fundamental to learn how to produce sound. 

I am a certified English as a Second Language teacher and have taught in the U.S., Asia, Europe, and South America. I teach English with an emphasis on improving sound production. I dissect the connection of word patterns. I isolate vocal pitch movements of phrases to reproduce natural sounding waves of emphasis or passivity. 

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