15 Business English Words YOU are Mispronouncing!

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[@palmvictory]

In America, it is not common to use “advert” to refer to a commercial. “inventry” is the British way to express inventory.

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Beautiful teacher thanks for your efforts

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Hi, Sabrah Appreciate your efforts 👏👏. Thanks and regards,

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ahead of schedule

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[@jauhariakash]

Beautiful and useful !

[@fabrice9252]

Thank you so much Sabrah! 👏🙏 😘❤🌹

[@riantidewi864]

Hi Sabrah how are you ? I'm so happy if you teach English on KZbin After you teach how to pronounce correctly in UK English , I'm sure we could speak English better Thks so much for sharing this Vid Bye Sabrah 👍💖

[@ebrihamakonteh5018]

Great effort sabrah

[@LyashenkoSergiy]

The great lesson, as always, Sabrah! I like to watch your videos. They are very useful.

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Respected madam. Keep doing good

[@genevieveeguia7626]

Thank you to both of you for your marvellous classes. I have a question, I know than in modern RP you pronounce the word 'library' as /laibri/ no / ˈlaɪbrəri /. Where can I found these kind of changes; for instance I couldn't find this one, I have just heard it. Secondly, where I can found an audio with the pronunciation of the verbs (infinitive- past simple - past participle)? Usually the vowels sound like the vowels from the middle or north of England. 🥀🥀

[@Candy30498]

It should be judgement and not judgment

[@vintagetone22]

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[@THELORENZOTWINS7]

It is sad to know that the American terms are taking over. I really want to be a speaker of the British English, however it is hard since the Philippines were once a colony of the Americans.

[@syedabatool2725]

You should write on the screen what are you speaking then it will double benficial for you as well as others

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

Yes I can add the cc

[@fabrice9252]

Hi my lovely! I would have a question for you Sabrah. I would sometimes need for my poems a one -syllable -word for the word 'under' or 'beneath'. Can you think of one? I thought of the short 'neath that I think, but I am not sure, I have already come across. Would it be valid and 'poetic' enough? ... Or can you think of another if there is one? Thank you so much in advance. Bisous bisous, have a lovely weekend! 😘❤🌹

[@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah]

I think ‘neath would fit 👍

[@fabrice9252]

@@LoveEnglishwithLeilaSabrah Great! Thank you so much ma Belle! 🙏🙏😘👍 ❤

[@ericb9609]

Americans say "AdvertAIzment"