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'''Aural''' comes from the Latin ''auris'' meaning ‘ear’. It refers to what we hear – in Music and foreign languages, as well as in what is spoken in our own language. | '''Aural''' comes from the Latin ''auris'' meaning ‘ear’. It refers to what we hear – in Music and foreign languages, as well as in what is spoken in our own language. | ||
| − | For | + | For a common pronunciation problem with the word '''aural''' click [[Oral - aural|here]] |
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Aural comes from the Latin auris meaning ‘ear’. It refers to what we hear – in Music and foreign languages, as well as in what is spoken in our own language.
For a common pronunciation problem with the word aural click here
