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Atomic International Pronunciation (AIP)
'''Atomic International Pronunciation (AIP). The best way to pronounce a word in English and any language for non-native speakers.'''

Atomic International Pronunciation (AIP): a word is divided into a group of atomic sounds written by International Phonetic Alphabet, such as: hot, hɑːt => pronounce (h) => pronounce (ɑː) => pronounce (hɑː) => pronounce(t) => pronounce(hɑːt)

In Vietnam, we use this way to teach pupils to learn Vietnamese language successfully. But in Vietnamese language, letters of a word in paper and letters for sounds seem the same, such as con cá, c-o-co-n-con, c-a-(sắc)-cá.

In English, they are different: Letters for English sounds in International Phonetic Alphabet. Most letters are Latin, Greek, Arabic, specially Kabiye language.

When we use the way, it will answer you any questions about pronunciation.

onion /ˈʌnjən/ Do you know why we don’t pronounce: ʌn jən but ʌ njən. Because j is semi-vowel sound. We have to make a connected speech

'''Why it's named Atomic International Pronunciation. '''

Atomic: it’s a unique sound, we can’t divide it into smaller sounds.

The letter J is not a unique sound: ef, two sounds e and f, e is a vowel sound. So the phrase 'the FPI', we must pronounce (ðiː ef biː aɪ, not ðə ef biː aɪ). We have 20 vowel sounds in IPA. We shouldn’t learn u, i, e, o, a are vowel sounds, they are only letters.

International: we can use the way for any language.

'''It will be successful for non-native speakers, even native speakers. Why? '''
 * 1) Vietnam is successful in learning Vietnamese language by the way.
 * 2) Americans think the sounds like default in a certain group of sounds when hearing the sounds from 1 to 6 years old, then they can learn English at school quickly, but non-native speakers think so weird. They don’t know why we have to pronounce it like that. When the sounds become atomic sounds, the issue is clear. They will pronounce like native speakers exactly. We often say: “ I copy American pronunciation but Americans don’t understand me?” because your thought tricks you. Please watch Sounds American channel to practise your mouth and your tongue.
 * 3) Vietnamese people have mindsets of monism, we think that a word will be pronounced by one version but a word has many versions. Think about Dualism, often we have two major versions for a word, like (hot) with (t) sound a puff of air or without a puff of air.
 * 4) By the way, when we hear a new word, we don’t know how to write before. We can transfer to atomic sounds and write exactly, our learning process will run faster.
 * 5) Use it for AI, the robot can learn itself, it can realize a new word from sounds.

When we pronounce a sentence, it’s different from pronouncing each word of the sentence.