August 17, 2025Language learning & technologyOpen Access

Learning pronunciation through television series

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PSPaweł Scheffler KBKarolina Baranowska

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This research shows how video materials affect pronunciation recognition and intelligibility in learners, suggesting subtitling methods improve comprehension.

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Watching videos significantly improves learners' recognition of proper pronunciation, enhancing language skills.
Pre-tests and post-tests confirmed that different subtitling conditions affect pronunciation learning outcomes.
This observational study involved 54 Polish intermediate English learners divided into three subtitled groups.
The findings highlight the importance of selecting appropriate video materials for teaching pronunciation effectively.

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Scheffler et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c236dfb210217d6477607e https://doi.org/10.64152/10125/73520

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This research shows how video materials affect pronunciation recognition and intelligibility in learners, suggesting subtitling methods improve comprehension.

Learning pronunciation through television series

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Learning pronunciation through television series

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