pronunciation

[Idiosyncratic]

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i go to med school in korea, and nobody here speaks english fluently, so its difficult sometimes to figure out how some things are pronounced properly. (hard or soft c, vowels, etc.)

is there some reference book that explains the pronunciation, like a regular dictionary? something online would be even better 😀

 

[Droopy Snoopy]

i go to med school in korea, and nobody here speaks english fluently, so its difficult sometimes to figure out how some things are pronounced properly. (hard or soft c, vowels, etc.)

is there some reference book that explains the pronunciation, like a regular dictionary? something online would be even better 😀

Dictionary.com and most online dictionaries have audio functions associated with their entries.

 

[Idiosyncratic]

Dictionary.com and most online dictionaries have audio functions associated with their entries.

well i speak english fine, i meant pronunciation regarding medical terms.

superior costal facet. cOAstal or cost-al?

coccyx??

get what i mean?

 

[87138]

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[Droopy Snoopy]

well i speak english fine, i meant pronunciation regarding medical terms.

superior costal facet. cOAstal or cost-al?

coccyx??

get what i mean?

I got what you meant the first time.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/costal
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/coccyx

 

[Keona]

http://wordreference.com/

It plays the word for you, I used it a lot during my spanish classes.

 

[smq123]

coccyx??

If I can figure out the "correct" pronounciation for this word, I'll be sure to share.

Almost every word in medicine seems to have two equally acceptable pronounciations. For "coccyx," I have heard both "cock-icks" and "cox-six." <shrug> Whichever one you like better, in that case, I guess.

 

[TMP-SMX]

If I can figure out the "correct" pronounciation for this word, I'll be sure to share.

Almost every word in medicine seems to have two equally acceptable pronounciations. For "coccyx," I have heard both "cock-icks" and "cox-six." <shrug> Whichever one you like better, in that case, I guess.

You forgot cossicks.

 

[mjl1717]

If I can figure out the "correct" pronounciation for this word, I'll be sure to share.

Almost every word in medicine seems to have two equally acceptable pronounciations. For "coccyx," I have heard both "cock-icks" and "cox-six." <shrug> Whichever one you like better, in that case, I guess.

Smq you are right... Although Im indigenious to the new york area, many words have different pronunciation... Even something simple like "the" can be said like "thee"!! (Plus many foreigner struggle to say anyword beginning in th). Plus there are different dialects which make english hard..

And medical terminlogy-Im just going to say WOW!! 👍

 

[Dirt]

Just make sure you know the difference between peroneal and perineal.

 

[JC Denton]

Tell me about it. My anatomy prof used to pronounce "vitelline" as "VEE-tell-LIIIIIINE." That always drove me nuts.

Btw, can I ask which school you go to? SNU, Yonsei, or Korea, perchance? You gunner, you!

 

[mjl1717]

Just make sure you know the difference between peroneal and perineal.

Word up!