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Before and After Speech Samples

Eugene before (Korean)
Eugene after 16 sessions
Nitin before (Hindi & Marathi)
Nitin after 13 sessions
Fernanda before (Spanish)
Fernanda after 13 sessions
Inga before (Russian)
Inga after 5 sessions
May before (Cantonese)
May after 9 sessions
Kinana before (Arabic)
Kinana after 4 sessions
Alberto before (Portuguese)
Alberto after 10 sessions
Qiao (Mandarin)
Qiao after 9 sessions
Qiao after 9 sessions 2

Some names have been changed for confidentiality. More samples are available upon request.

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The only time the past tense -ed ending is pronounced as a separate syllable "id" is when the verb ends in a "t" or "d" sound. Since dress does not end in a "t" or "d" sound, the past tense ending is not a separate syllable. The word dressed is pronounced "drest". The expression dressed to kill means to be dressed up glamorously intending to make an impression. 
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