Was your English Teacher wrong? There are major differences with learning how to pronounce a word in it’s complete form and how we actually pronounce words in real conversation. Listen to this podcast lesson and this will change your pronunciation of this simple, common word.
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Get the right rhythm by trimming these vowels. Which ones? Start with learning these words. Listen to 10 different speakers say them for you.
Saying the Z sound may not be difficult but knowing when to use this sound can be confusing. Why? Because many words are spelled with an S but pronounced with a “Z”. Keep practicing- every little bit helps!
Click on the link below this recording for the entire word list, especially to check out the spelling of Z words!
Do you listen to others talk and pretend to understand them? Of course you do! That is natural for learning any new language. We all know it’s a challenge to learn slang, idioms and expressions in any new language. Practicing by listening to stories is a great way to learn new words and phrases. Contact me and write WORDS- I will send you 26 new words and phrases that will help you understand this story and many more to come.
Finally a lesson where you can say less sounds!
Become familiar with these common words in American English and you will amaze your friends with your native-like pronunciation skills. Your friends will not know why you sound amazing, they will just notice that you are speaking English the correct way.
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A Bear and A Bird Walk Into A Bar And Order A Beer
Learn how to pronounce ER sounds and you will understand the differences between all of these words!
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Pronounce the L sound when we say these words all by themselves, but in conversations our tongues barely make it up to the L position. Say what? Learn how to barely say the L -the way native speakers do it!