Having a Good Pronunciation

Why do language learners need to practice pronunciation? Actually if language learners in the beginning can learn the pronunciation well, then they will understand others properly in the future. They learn a language for real use rather than for decoration, so they need to try to learn it so perfectly that others may think they are really good language learners.

This is the good example for memorizing the vocabulary by pronunciation: Banana, this word can be spelt vocabulary into three parts: Ba, na, na, combining them together would be banana. And language learners can also use it in the word of insect, animal and etc. 

Knowing how related words are spelled can also help language learners with their proper pronunciation. For example, the final n in the word solemn (meaning “dignified, serious”) is not articulated, and the word is pronounced SAHL-em. If you’ve only heard the word spoken out loud, you might think it’s spelled solemn. However, if a language learner learns the word solemnize (meaning “to make official”) and its correct pronunciation of SAHL-em-naiz, he will see that there is indeed an n in the word, and that will help him remember to put it at the end of solemn as well when he is using that word in writing.