How we think is how we talk?

[Jan]

Well,
they are two words and they are used probably wrong instead each other

pronounce :
-to speak a sound or sounds esp.clearly or
in a certain way.
-to announce or declare officially
-to declare as one's judgment

pronunciation:
-the recognized way to pronounce sounds
in a given language
-the way in which someone pronounces
words

confusion?

this is one of reasons, why we should forget English
and in peace start to build new modern Esperanto

Regards
Jan

[Fan Of Arabian Horses]

[Tamara]

[Spencer]

Michael,
That's right bloodbro, it looks like we work too much lately.
I didn't hear about anyone who died of me, but it could be 'cause my hearing is not as good as it was before.
We try our best, that's all we can do, but I want to ensure you I still consider you my best ally in the jungle of internet.
By the way, I have some real good news:
They sell Czech Budweiser in Tesco, so I don't have to drive 50 kilometers for a good beer anymore
Take care my friend,
see you(r writing) later
Spencer

[Sassiek]

While speaking clarity differs, it is possible to work on communication so that people can understand without any problems what one is trying to communicate.

As an example – consider the speaking clarity by BBC’s newsreaders – people in Europe, UK, India, Australia and America can understand them. They tend to use “accent neutral” English.