i've problems with certain pronunciations. I think this has a lot to do with  my breathing. Who do i see?
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Speech therapist /   Voice coach
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I had the same problem, with English being only my third language. The best advice I can give you, when you approach the phone, try thinking in English. For me at least, that shortens the response time, and I am more secure. \nSecond, imagine someone who knows the language even worse than you. I had plenty in my vicinity, you must have some in yours. Imagine them talking to you on the other end of the phone. You then understand every word they say, all you have to do is to listen carefully so as not to miss their words.\nThird, take your time when you are listening. There is no greater pressure than from your own self. Excuse yourself, ask to repeat, nothing will happen. Sometimes, very rarely, I still don't understand everything spoken on the phone, so what? \nFourth, take a deep breath. Keep track of your heart, It keeps racing - bring it down with deep breathing. That contributes to greater relaxation. And someone said it well, hypnotism. Self suggestions work wonders in such cases. Look, for example  for William Hewitt, Hypnosis for Beginners. He teaches how to hypnotize yourself. Another good book is by Charles E Cook and Van Vogt, The Hypnotism Handbook, I think. Try these, and they will bring long term success. Good Luck!
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I do it all the time and i'm not dyslexic, i put it down to the fact that i'm thinking too far ahead of what i'm saying and get confused or when i get too tired i can't even remember certain words or i say the complete different word like you did, almost like i'm not concentrating.If its really bad and upsetting you, go see someone to put your mind at rest.(no pun)
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I don't know what your mommas problem is, but I'll bet it's hard to pronounce
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consider seeing a Ear nose and throat specialist to ensure that you don't have a physical problem.  Then look into speech therapy - it really helps a lot.
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I have found that it's never a good idea to correct another person's pronunciation unless asked. However, you might ask him, "Why do you pronounce BALANCE that way?" Make sure your tone of voice kind and that you are one-on-one with him. Some people take this as a personal attack so be careful.
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Depends whether if the person has trouble saying the speech sound, then it's a problem with articulation. They also be may be confusing it with a similiar sound within the language, then it's a problem with phonology. It should be corrected with speech therapy.
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I am in the electronics business an have had dealings with many different cultures and languages.  The one thing I have been surprised with is how many people to whom English is a second( or third) language can have such great difficulty pronouncing words in English can perfectly pronoun slang and curse words.  For example, many Koreans I know cannot pronounce F's and P's correctly but can say Mother *ucker perfectly.  Interesting.
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My suggestion is to come here and write sentences like you have and let people correct them.\n\nThen, I would speak each and every answer out loud.  Even if you don't get the pronunciation correct, if you keep reading these little snippets of information out loud, you will have a very deep understanding on how English is structured.  Then, when you are able to talk to a native speaker, it will just be a matter of getting the pronunciation correct.  That's the easy part.
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You might have sleep apnea (stopping breathing during sleep).    You might need to see a doctor and get a sleep study scheduled.  This might end as just a very minor annoyance, but it can be very serious.
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Its good to know i am not the only one w/this problem. i do believe also no bigger than noise. however i kinda want to say as big as you nasal pasage.
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I am thinking I am confused.
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You could take an English speaking course; maybe you could use a dictionary to help you with phonetics. It will help you pronounce words correctly. Good luck. Your English is really good, by the way =)
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Confused or slow in the head
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I think you may have a spelling error...please reask.
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Might be a tie, but I think I confuse others more--by talking too fast.  I [usually] know what I'm trying to say but am often met with blank looks because my wordsslurredtogether.  ;)
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either someone mispelled "him" or they are making that sound when they are deeply thinking about a subject or next sentence to say.