Here is another YouTube English lesson for you! A lot of English learners have asked me about the difference in pronunciation of CAREER and KOREA. That’s a great topic and so I’ve put together this video lesson to help you learn this natural, American English pronunciation. Keep in mind, pronunciation is 50% doing and 50% listening, so be sure to …
YouTube English Lesson – LET ME, LET HER, LET HIM, LET US, LET THEM Pronunciation
Here is another YouTube English lesson for you! One of the Happy English learners asked me about the pronunciation of LET and pronouns, like let me, let her, let him, let them, and let us. That’s a great topic and so I’ve put together this video lesson to help you learn this natural, American English pronunciation. Keep in mind, pronunciation …
New YouTube Lesson – Have You Ever Been To LA – Natural American English Pronunciation Lesson
Here is another NEW YouTube English lesson for you! In this lesson, we will look at the natural American English pronunciation of: Have You Ever Been To LA Have you you-weh-ver bin to weh-lay Have yeh-ver bin to weh-lay I hope you like this lesson…if you do, please take a minute and subscribe to my YouTube Channel! Did you know, …
Wuh-Duh-Yuh – Natural American English Pronunciation
How To Pronounce What Do You In this one point lesson, let’s look at the natural way that we pronounce the phrase “What do you” in American English. How about you? Whu-Duh-Yuh think? Leave a comment below and let us know!
New YouTube Lesson – Linking Sounds In English – Natural American Pronunciation
Here is another NEW YouTube English lesson for you! In this lesson, we will look at the natural American English pronunciation of: Gotta , Got A, and Have Got To. Check it out! I got a new pen → I gotta new pen. He has got to get a ticket → He’s gotta ged-uh ticket. I hope you like this …
New YouTube Lesson – Linking Sounds In English – Natural American Pronunciation
New on YouTube! Native English speakers, especially Americans, generally like a smooth flow of air to come out when they are speaking. The words of a phrase or a sentence tend to flow into each other without a break in the sound or the flow of air. Technically, this is is called liaison and in everyday English we called it …
On YouTube! Ten English Words-Tricky Pronunciation From Tricky Spelling
I know that spelling in English can be tricky. And because of that, some words are not pronounced the way you might think they should be, based on their spelling. Today, we are going to look one group of such words. In everyday, spoken American English, these words are usually not pronounced how their spelling suggests. The words are basically, …
Shadowing Exercise 05 – Summerset Hills – English Fluency Practice
New on YouTube! Shadowing Exercise 04 – Auto Advertising Let’s try shadowing – Here is the next shadowing lesson on YouTube! Shadowing is basically when you try to repeat what you are listening to while you are listening to it. In other words, speak the words you hear as you listen to them. This exercise has two sections. First the …
New on YouTube! Linking Sounds With EE (Liaison) – Natural American English Pronunciation Lesson
New on YouTube! In this lesson, we will look at the natural American English pronunciation of the EE vowel sound, when it is followed by words beginning with other vowels. When we pronounce these word combinations, we generally link the EE sound and the initial vowel sound of the next word using a slight Y sound. This is known as …
New on YouTube! Linking Sounds With YOU (Liaison) – Natural American English Pronunciation Lesson
New on YouTube! In this lesson, we will look at the natural American English pronunciation of the pronoun YOU, when it is followed by words beginning with A or O. When we pronounce these word combinations, we generally link the OO sound of YOU and the A or O vowel sound of the next word using a slight W sound. …