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Sorry to have to tell you that route, originally Latin, came to English from French, and they still pronounce it La route like the English, the correct pronounciation is, actually, the French and English route, as in root. Why Americans started pronouncing it rowt I do not know, but it is a good example of a mispronounciation which has become commonly used, in America.

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please continue with your teaching. It's truly the best pronunciation I've ever encountered in Facebook

Video should be called How NOT to the Pronounce the American Alphabet (but correctly in English)

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Say "Solder" as in the Solder for the Soldering Iron. That's always a fun one. Sounds like "Soda" when Americans say it. Or probably "soder" - like the L is silent. However, I would guess there's accents in the USA that Do pronounce the L, like Brits do. "Say `Soder` as in the Soder for the Sodering Iron." Does it drive me crazy as a Brit - it does, I shout "It's SOLDer, FFS, there's an L in it, can't you see it!!!" I need to get a life.

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Hello thanks for your help in English please add persian translate for Iranian

Hello sir I am from India and I want to learn american accent please guide me

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Perfect explanation. I also use both pronunciations without giving it too much thought. I had a “paper rowt” when I was a kid (I delivered newspapers), but today I might call it a “paper root.”

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Man, this is the best video listening ever. I like the idea that you explain everything on the green part

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Good lesson, thank you. Phonetically English is the hardest of all European languages because of something I could ascertain in one of those huge unabridged dictionaries: Around 3-4 words out of ten in English are actually French words. This made English far more precise than Old English but it messed up its phonetics.

Than you for clarifying the issue of the plosives. The other day I mentioned a sport in Spanish called "pato" (played mounted in horses) but it was heard as "bato."

Nice! Now I adopted "rowt".

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Why is letter W not pronounced as double V instead? 😅😅😅

This is modern crap. What happened to the song Route (root) 66?

In the last question, is it okay to say 6:15 as six - fifteen?

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In Canada we say (ROOT), my GPS says (ROWT). It’s the same with Decal, in Canada we say (DECKALL) in America it’s (DEECAL)

what is the difference between /ɔ/ /a/ and /ɒ/ and also /a:/?

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Wobderful explanation ,it covers every thing excellant .

Great video, thanks for demystifying! Now I'm able to distinguish these words.

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Can I use your video to teach my students?

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