Examples: How to Pronounce T Share Tweet Share Tagged With: Flap T, Stop T The [t] sound is not always the [t] sound in American English! Learn how and when to make the alternate pronunciations of the Flap T and the Stop T to greatly improve your ac…
Think you can pronounce these 10 words correctly? You might be surprised! Share Tweet Share Tagged With: 100 Most Common Words I’m having so much fun with it! If you can pronounce all 10 of these words exactly right, you’re doing very well. YouTube…
How to Pronounce AR, ORN, etc. Share Tweet Share The R consonant can be really tricky. In this video, we go over the R sound at the end of a stressed syllable. Example words: car, hard, morning, born. How does it impact the vowel? YouTube blocked…
How to Pronounce the Word OR Share Tweet Share Tagged With: OR Reduction Study the OR reduction. There are many reductions in conversational American English. It’s important to know what they are to improve listening comprehension, but also to use t…
How to Pronounce the word BECAUSE Share Tweet Share Tagged With: BECAUSE Reduction Study the BECAUSE reduction. There are many reductions in conversational American English. It’s important to know what they are to improve listening comprehension, bu…
How to Pronounce the I in ING Share Tweet Share Tagged With: ING Verbs The I in ING is the IH as in SIT vowel, according to the IPA. However, in practice, many Americans make a sound that is closer to the EE as in SHE vowel. YouTube blocked? Click h…
How to Pronounce the Word ‘TO’ Share Tweet Share Tagged With: TO Reduction Study the TO reduction. There are many reductions in conversational American English. It’s important to know what they are to improve listening comprehension, but also to use…
How to Pronounce OF Tagged With: OF Reduction Study the OF reduction. There are many reductions in conversational American English. It’s important to know what they are to improve listening comprehension, but also to use the reductions in speech you…
How to Pronounce T and D between Consonants Share Tweet Share Tagged With: Dropped T What happens to the T in ‘exactly’, or the D in ‘grandma’? Americans sometimes drop these two consonants when they come between two other consonants. Look at more…
