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Ответитьhow do you pronounce this word
"cock andn balls"
Why is it difficult to pronounce English in the correct sound?
Ответить"We don't deal with brits around these parts."
-Murica' Tzu, Art of Freedom
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ОтветитьHow do you pronounce yours ?😅
ОтветитьThank uuuu
ОтветитьThe last one only 😂 thanks I'll pronounce it correctly now.
ОтветитьWOW
ОтветитьI lovee youuuuu for this I got this a bit nicelyy❤🥺
ОтветитьThank you my dear teacher
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ОтветитьNo one:
Me:Histowiiii
That’s how native english speakers pronounce those words… I learnt those pronunciation from mmmEnglish an Australian English teacher😊
ОтветитьThis is compleyely inaccurate , family has an I.
ОтветитьOwsam
ОтветитьCould you kindly give a reason why the pronunciation is like that and what type of words are they?
ОтветитьVery fine
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ОтветитьDifference between British and American English 😂😂
ОтветитьI didn't get it hahaha
Ответитьokay you got me on famly
ОтветитьUseful
ОтветитьI've always pronounced the first three words with the sound/letter you cross out
Cam-eh-ra
His-tor-ē
Fam-eh-lee
Chocolate - choclate
ОтветитьExcellent teaching!
ОтветитьI'm sorry but I have to disagree. The letters in all words except for the two last ones are pronounced as a "shwa" sound. You can also look it up on pons dictionary. For example "faməly" not famly. But maybe it's pronounced this way in your accent so who knows. :)
ОтветитьHow u pronounce this one
"Bottle of water"
Yep bo'oh o'wa'er
Finally I found something that make senses in yt short😳
The pronunciation of pronunciation dont have ( O)
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ОтветитьI got 100 out of 100
ОтветитьI got 100 out of 100
ОтветитьSorry that American English pronunciation not English
ОтветитьVery interesting thank you ma'am
ОтветитьJohnny Rotten on "history": "historriia"
ОтветитьOh gosh 😬😬.. that feeling when you get majority wrong 😤😤
ОтветитьHi your special smiles so quite congrats
ОтветитьI think for Filipinos to not sound too Filipino they should know about aspirated letters and to use the lower register or to use the speaking voice near the throat (sorry, not sure how to describe it)
Based on observation most Pinoys pronounce vowels as "slang" (pronouncing long vowels a bit nasally)
Nice.... very interesting to learn.❤️❤️🌿🌿🙏🙏
ОтветитьTransition vowels are important and needed even though not stressed ...
Ответитьthen why they put the letter if it have no function?..stupid language..
ОтветитьErama'am are you married
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ОтветитьCamra
Hishree
Famly
Temprejur
All lazy pronunciations which are typical of North Americans.
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ОтветитьGreat... Thank you 🤩
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