73 WORDS YOU CAN'T PRONOUNCE in American English... & how to say them correctly!

[@TheEnglishCoach]

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Thank u mam

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The English Coach language it's one of the

[@yousef2508]

dude, I'll take care of the rest of your sentence; best educational material ever not only about learning languages but also she shows us how to solve other problems in our life just with focusing and working on them.

[@mohammadjalloul2461]

Hey. I was wondering if it's possible for you to make another fast speech video.

[@lucascomunale]

The English Coach Just Awesome, thanks a lot!

[@the_real_vdegenne]

Entrepreneur 1:03 Inevitably 2:33 Thought 2:51 Architecture 3:07 Regularly 3:16 Question 2:23 Unfortunately 3:35 Iron 3:51 February 4:24 Literally 4:44 Sixth 5:02 World 5:36 Daughter 6:21 Width 6:28 Hallelujah 7:03 Congratulations 7:19 Changed 7:43 Watched 7:54 Characteristic 8:05 Schedule 8:30 Should’ve 8:43 Could’ve 9:11 Unconscious 9:27 Caught 9:36 Vocabulary 9:47 Murderer 10:07 Comfortable 10:37 Thirty-three 10:47 Available 10:57 Museum 11:01 Research 11:13 Worth 11:21 Opportunity 11:54 Through 12:08 Though 12:13 Unfortunately 12:16 Foreign 12:30 Throughout 12:38 Thoroughly 12:42 Posture 12:48 Truth 12:58 Tree 13:07 Treason 13:08 Throw 13:10 Walk 13:14 Work 13:17 Although 13:21 Earthquake 13:26 Rarely 13:44 Approximately 13:52 Thirteen 14:02 Jewelry 14:10 Smoothie 14:29 Even 14:43 Event 14:50 Massachusetts 14:57 Acquaintance 15:11 Phenomenon 15:25 Choir 15:40 Battery 15:49 Unbelievable 15:58 Appropriate 16:05 Appreciate 16:11 Young 16:16 Bottle 16:22 Battle 16:24 Button 16:30 Mountain 16:36 Wood 16:42 Good 16:49 Conscientious 16:54 Rapsody 17:04 Carl 17:11 pearl 17:20 Feel free to copy/paste that into your video description to activate KZbin chapter feature so people can click on the timestamps and directly hear the word they are interested in.

[@nobody-xz9yw]

You are a blessing

[@sadikasultanalabonno9150]

hey...it's very helpful....thnx

[@faustinondozi3130]

thanks a lot guy

[@momomimi8957]

For "Question" it's 3:24 instead of 2:23

[@عبدالناصرالسوفي]

Thank you alot alot You solve me the problem

[@aprendainglesozinho]

Tem Brasileiros por aqui? Deixe o joinha! 🇧🇷

[@wesley.h9423]

hello teacher

[@eliezerroberto9196]

😆🇧🇷

[@53787philip]

Aprenda Inglês sozinho We're EVERYWHERE dude! Haha 🇧🇷

[@englishwithvania9886]

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[@jornadaalpha34]

Os Br's chegaram 🙋🇧🇷😂

[@arsouilleur5779]

As a native french speaker, when i heard you saying "entrepreneur" it was like someone was stabbing my ears lol Great video btw

[@fanuelmj]

good video nothing boring, always we learn something new or realize that we were saying a word incorrectly, thanks for taking your time for helping us, greetings from Dominican Republic.

[@layranunes3028]

I study in a brazilian english school and sometimes our teachers don't give all this attention to the pronunciation of words in english. So, your video help me so much that I can't explain!!! Thank you, you rock!

[@G_Confalonieri]

This video is a MUST for any English learner. Regards from Buenos Aires!

[@RealityContradiction]

"Regards" .. I LOVE people learning English ❤

[@pikzel]

The reason english is not a phonetic language and that it's difficult to spell the words is because most of them they're actually foreign words. Entrepreneur is of french origin, February is latin/old french, etc.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

So true!

[@normaninconnu3633]

And occasionally the spelling of a word may reflect an older pronunciation that is no longer used.

[@LeonydaCruz]

i thought entrepreneur was interpreter, even when i saw the spelling in the subtitles.

[@ryuko4478]

@ortomy GERMAN? I'm sorry what? German loans in English are very few

[@mrahzzz]

Also, just mixing of popular vernacular with proper ways of pronouncing things - LangFocus does a great video that discusses this with his "The Scots Language (or Dialect?!)" video, about 2 min in. Additionally, the video of his: "Is English Really a Germanic Language?" goes into some of the influences on English.

[@mikerussell8894]

Thanks Stefanie for this lesson. The word "Comfortable" that you have covered is a tough one for me and usually forgot the correct pronunciation in English, maybe because in Spanish we have the same word written identically, but the way that you say that in Spanish is different, the strong syllable changed and I believe that is the main reason. I am in Louisiana in a training. Yesterday I went to an auction and it was a wow! I barely got what those guys in front of me were saying. They spoke so fast plus their southern accent. It was a real challenge! Specially when you are so used to your perfect English pronunciation. Big hugs and thank you again.

[@heloisiomoura3176]

If all the English speakers spoke like you, everything would be much easier. Congratulations for your work.

[@unauthorized_co]

I'm not native english speaker, so this video was very helpful and i also used the google translate app in that 'talk' function, i repeat the word she was saying and when it understood correctly i saw i was doing good on it!

[@lydnightingale3003]

I'm English and you got me forgetting how I pronounce things myself hahaha

[@abdoalshami6550]

Lol

[@Anonymousindividual01]

American accent rules !!!

[@metiraku1105]

What

[@katyameowmeow]

i literally know english why am i watching this

[@Harry-xu9vc]

катя синюк lol I’m from England but I’m watching this

[@Martarini]

I was born, raised, and still live in Canada lol idk why im watching this either

[@Dragon_owl]

Xd your probly not local Canadian here.

[@mairim.54321]

Because she is beautiful ... maybe 🙄😏

[@cesarisaad]

катя синюк because she's Incredible 😝😝

[@hissendaud653]

Stefanie You Know I LOVE YOUR VOICE and YOUR Teaching STYLE is GREAT

[@Arman-ju1ku]

Hi Stephanie I’m Armando, from Dominican Republic I want to share you a great expirience I had hile I watched a video of yours And suddenly I undnerstud as natural as Espanish. It was so greatful that I wanted share it with you. Thanks for lovely work you do. You are awesome.

[@faujiminggu8007]

I also got a lot of complications when I tried to pronounce those words. But I tried to pronounce them again and again. Now I can pronounce them without a lot of stuck.

[@nico-1v137]

Hola soy Nico de argentina. Este es el segundo video tuyo que veo, el 1ro fue el de sonar como un nativo en inglés. Como en 2 meses me voy a ir a vivir a florida, no se bien como suenan allá pero me gusta mucho tu acento en inglés, se me hace agradable de escuchar. Te hablo en español porque me cuesta un poco armar oraciones todavía ja.. Bueno quería decirte que está re bueno lo que haces, tu trabajo, y que a mi si me gustaría otro video de este mismo tipo, no me aburrí para nada, era justo lo que estaba buscando. Bueno suertes!!

[@danielbetu]

¿Tercer idioma? Wow!! !!!Muy bien!!!

[@danielbetu]

¡¡¡No lo sabía!!! ¡¡¡Me sorprende mucho lo que dices, es música a mis oidos leer que en casi toda escuela en Estados Unidos se enseñe español!!!! La mayor parte de mi vida pensé que los estadounidenses odiaban a los latinoamericanos (no a todos los que hablamos español) pero me he sorprendido mucho al ver videos de estadounidenses casándose con peruanas, otros explicando el porqué prefieren mujeres latinas y de varios norteamericanos diciendo que les gustaba el idioma español, que les agradaba la cultura latinoamericana, etc, y ¡¡me he quedado con la boca abierta!! (como decimos en mi país) ¡Estos videos (y similares) me han sorprendido mucho! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqW5hIJth9iBbNU (Diferencias culturales ,casada con un Estadounidense ,consejo 😊) kzbin.info/www/bejne/baGZZJ6egc6ria8 (POR QUÉ PREFERIMOS NOVIOS LATINOS FT SUPERHOLLY) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYXMhKlnqpV1a68 (10 RAZONES POR LAS QUE UN EUROPEO O GRINGO SE ENAMORA DE UNA LATINA ❤ Subtitles in English) kzbin.info/www/bejne/equ8mKh3ZtdomcU (¿Por Qué Argentina? - Explicado Por Un Yanqui) Soy de Argentina y estoy aprendiendo este hermoso idioma inglés, pero aún no puedo fluir como me gustaría así que por eso he escrito en español. Saludos cordiales y ¡muchas gracias por explicarme!

[@stephaniemarulanda7707]

Thanks ! Maybe you could make a video with words that are pronounce very similar but are not the same such as "heel" and "hill" or "live" and "leave".

[@nicolasbellanger6322]

It has to do with values of the vowels. To make it short, a short vowel usually has the format V+C(+C) or else it could be a diphthong or a long vowel. Beware! There are many exceptions to the rule!

[@Juniorsaxplayer]

AWESOME!!!!! Stef, this is your BEST pronunciation video EVER!!!!!!! Congrats and please make some others like this one!!!!!!! As I've told you before, I have a degree in Advanced English Phonetics, and this kind of video is EXTREMELY useful for me to support my students! Thank you sooooooo much!!!!!!!!

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Yay! Glad to hear that 😉🙌🏼

[@rafaelpinky21]

Wilson Rossi Junior hey i need class

[@marlucas4567]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@kaziprince7282]

Literally this video very important & helpful for me.Thank you so much mam.when you smiling ur face looking so cute like a baby❤

[@glorianasfinanças]

Hi... You've been the best teacher for me lately! I listen to your videos while driving to work and coming back home. I usually listen to each one more than once (also because I have already watched all of them). It's MAGICAL! Each time I listen to, I learn a little bit more. Thank you so much! I can not even try to explain how grateful I am for you. Thank you!!

[@yuriaciole8139]

Hi from Brazil! thank you so much for this video, I learned a lot!

[@Womantrader]

my brain exploded while i was trying to pronounce "entrepreneur" 😂

[@jesseincn]

😂 antraprenooar 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@brendon2462]

Haha yea I'm sure it's a difficult word to pronounce.

[@lynnodonnell4764]

I'm sorry, entrepreneur is NOT hard to pronounce!!!

[@faustinondozi3130]

lol

[@lo1ia855]

Ant-ra-pre-new-er is how I say it

[@toncho1986]

Best english teacher ever!!!

[@IvanilsonRibeiroConsultor]

And most cute!!!

[@latusalihyasalim4872]

cutest not most cute , even though she is not

[@Nonamenor]

A j hoge

[@has123456]

No doubt. She is.

[@romildavale9146]

I'm from Brazil and I'm grateful for this video. I'm training the pronunciations. Thanks.

[@emilianomauricioochoa7035]

Steph I loved this video...it is very useful for me to work the pronunciation. When you repeat again and again the words that´s the best way to learn the pronunciation. When you say that you tend to write words the way that they sound it's the same thing that happens to us Hispanics. Some times I´m writting something and I realize I´m writting words the way that they sound. Anyways...go ahead with more videos like this...they are not boring, they are very useful. Regards from Argentina.

[@israelhidalgojimenez4801]

I love how you do it, that's the way every english teacher has to do it explaining clearly every single and little detail. I'm a native spanish speaker (Dominican Republic - Latin) and I got many years learning english and I understand and speak as well as a can but so far my biggest problem have been my listening and neutralisation accent, and let me let you know that YOUUUU are the kind of teahers that really help us (Latin) differentiate a wrong way to mantion the words from the right way. Veryyy good, I guess you do it that way cause you maybe know how to speak spanish or something like that.

[@anacrj]

Haha, I loved the video, loved repeating the words with you 😄 Width, iron and acquaintance are for sure hard to pronounce, I always think too hard before saying them lol I would love to hear how you say “endeavor”, “errands”, and “threatened”. Thank you! 😘😘

[@germanmejia2052]

How to say teacher hermosa

[@thenicesquirrel3122]

I'm English and I'm watching this and some these words I realized how weird English really is 😂 also I can't say hallelujah 🙏 for the life for me.. this didn't even help...

[@luisbarraza6931]

Hola The words .... estuvieron muy buena pronunciación. Mil gracias por enseñarnos. Greetings from Lima-Peru 🇵🇪

[@aizhansebekbayeva4378]

Dear Stephanie, thanks for this video. Please post more such video for increasing our pronunciation. I am from Kazakhstan!

[@MrVolvobloke]

I think this has a lot to do with the speed at which you speak. British English is spoken a little slower than the American version with more emphasis on sound changes.

[@milliebrenner3870]

Thank you so much for this video! I'd already known most of them, but I finally learned how to pronounce others such as width and world. It was really helpful, thank you again!

[@hissendaud653]

Steafanie I Chose YOU my Teacher FOREVER

[@raibrazil8305]

It's like teaching children, but that's how we learn. From Brazil, thank´s!!

[@thiagofernandes2748]

I am love your class.. voce é muito Linda.. é muito motivator. Obrigado

[@usinadoingles]

This is really awesome, not boring! Could you please always make videos like this? but try to put every single word in a sentence and speak it very fast, please.

[@hissendaud653]

CRUSH on YOUR Teaching

[@minorchord]

Great video! Is there a chance you could make a video with your parents when you get a chance? About how they helped with your Spanish and about them learning English maybe. I'm Argentine too, which province are they from?

[@yaobinwen6127]

Here are some harder words to pronounce that I always struggle with: - aesthetic ([s] immediately followed by [θ]) - anaesthesia ([s] immediately followed by [θ]) - enthusiasm ([θ] and [z] are close enough) - South Side ([θ] immediately followed by [s])

[@anacristinaflor5615]

Hi, I watched this video now and I want to tell you that it is very useful for me. Please, continue doing that! Thanks from Argentina!

[@montheromoush290]

Wow! Very useful video, thank you for the clear and nice way you teach the pronounciation! Still alittle bit hard to imitate especially if not repeated multiple times :)

[@fabioluisfalan9467]

Thanks a lot for your teaching!!! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@AlanlaCelestina]

So Literally can be reduced to three syllables instead of four? “Lider-lee” 5:00

[@lynnodonnell4764]

Actually the 't' should have a crisp sound as in the word LIT : I LIT a match... To pronounce it 'lider-lee' is a short, sloppy way but the listener stills knows what the speaker is saying. English is pretty forgiving.

[@jheneajannat8179]

It was not a boring video.... It was an amazing ,interesting and very helpful video

[@tumennastnamuudaraa663]

The huge thanks. I'm learning a lot from your videos. I'm feeling that my english skills are improving

[@mancam2238]

Is there any difference when you pronounce weather and whether? And how do you pronounce "either" like "e-ther" or like "i-ther"? I like that you always post very useful videos even though you don't post very often (quality vs. quantity). Thanks a lot!

[@jayeff15]

Man Cam there is no difference in pronunciation between weather and whether, also either pronounced e-ther is seen as normal and common while I-ther is seen as a bit more fancy

[@katyameowmeow]

i don’t see I-ther as fancier... where i live we use both pronunciations equally

[@carlykam8432]

Both ways to say either are excepted

[@MacroLab3D]

I had a great time shouting those words in my room with you lol

[@TheEnglishCoach]

hahahahaha I wish I could have seen that :D

[@anacrj]

Hahaha, same here 😂😂 I got my family to repeat them with me

[@eveelima1]

I was shouting them in my room too, but it's 2 a.m. here and everyone is trying to sleep hahaha

[@shadyrana365]

😀😀😀😀😂😂😂

[@kurnygina]

I’m at work and everyone is laughing

[@hissendaud653]

Stefanie YOU are ENJOYABLE

[@jessielee6423]

Hi, thank you so much 💕 I suggest the following words: - this, these, castle, weight, weigh, breathe, breath, height, life, leave, etc.

[@Amazonproducts2100]

Hi stefanie. Your videos are aaaaaawseooome. I really love watching them. I have been learning English since 1998 and I've always been looking for native speakers to help me better my English but no one wants to help me.

[@jordannicholson8751]

When you did acquaintance, that one had me laughing out loud. 😆 I think we were all thinking the same thing.

[@jessicacarneiro233]

"TH" sound is always difficult. You should make a video about the different sounds of it.

[@JohnBGood1]

TH is easy. Put your tongue between your teeths. Later concentrate yourself in the THR, which is way more difficult. It's THREE times harder. Lol

[@pricoghi]

I`ve learned - and laughed - a lot while trying to speak those words just like you! You`ve helped me a lot even with the glottal sounds, with which I`ve been struggling for a long time. Repeating several times the word`s parts was so helpful! Thank you! =)

[@rubendawn7478]

Thank you, I have a hard time with the pronunciation of "V" and "B" I can't tell the difference much but looks like, for the native speaking English people is very clear.

[@ellemiller3268]

With the word “Thought”, I noticed that when I say “That’s what I thought” vs “I thought about it” it sounds different. In the first sentence, it doesn’t have a pronounced “t” sound, like you said But in the second sentence, there’s a soft “t” sound, more like a “d” “That’s not what I though-“ Vs. “I thod about it” I think we add the “d” sound when “thought” comes before a word beginning with a vowel, but leave off the “d” sound when “thought” comes before a word that begins with a consonant. If you say “I though- about it” without the subtle “d” sound, it stops sounding like American English, and sounds more British or Australian.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Yup, this is because the pronunciation of words changes depending on the environment that the word is in. It's a really fascinating topic, at least for me... haha

[@lacerdamaritimo]

Sixth. Definitely, that is my nightmare.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Hopefully this video helped with that :D

[@edlopes1980]

It's mine too, but "sixths" is even worse :/

[@AdriMinecraftt]

Edson Lopes I agree u.

[@xilo3012]

Why? Its like sicz

[@benpholmes]

Also, what about "strengths"?

[@haythamprg7343]

Thanks Stefanie! 😀 😍

[@emmanuelramirezfoto]

Great video! Very helpful. Maybe for next videos like this could include less words but expending a little more time to explain each one (pronunciation, the motion of the mouth, examples with sentences, etc.) Love your channel 🙌🏼

[@nathanjules3485]

Es bueno ensenar pronunciar estas palabras porque ayuda a desarrollar el sonido mas bien poder entender y a la vez poder pronunciar mejor, gracias una vez mas desde San Pedro Republica Dominicana.

[@jcbouie300]

Very cool I just tried to say those words with you. And after I recorded myself speaking and just checked it out of i got them. Some I got and some I didn't but I won't give up. I finished my advanced English course many years ago. Thx for help me. I'm so brave and so hyped for learning more.

[@mrpeacemm]

I need the part 2 of this! Awesome

[@hissendaud653]

Hey Stefanie I LOVE How Great a Job YOUR Doing

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Thank you!!!

[@lolabint3411]

HISSEN DAOUD You're** just to correct you!

[@tamanaquraishi8537]

very helpful I really like American English and accent , I hope one day I go to Us

[@TheFreeLanguageProject]

Tamana Quraishi I'm sure you'll able to reach your goal🙂👍

[@swicheroo1]

Date an American. The American will draw you into the webwork of friends. And you will be immersed in the sound-room. That's how my wife learned. She went from almost no spoken English (but many years of academic study) to spoken fluency in a matter of months.

[@tamanaquraishi8537]

The Free Language Project . Thank you I hope

[@chamilp.patabendige2794]

hello,i do love English language .would you like to practice with me?

[@joseluischipatino1876]

Estuvo muy agradable y divertida, nada aburrida . gracias!!

[@keen2461]

Very useful. Those are indeed a handful of words which are difficult to pronounce. In some of those, the british pronuntation can vary drastically.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Yeah true! It’s easiest to focus on learning and imitating only 1 accent 😉🙌🏼

[@pinkigregor5734]

Granting from Argentina💪👍

[@normaninconnu3633]

Pinki Gregor Greetings.

[@wunder1385]

10:38 This is easy when you're German ;D

[@VertexDon]

Can agree.

[@magie.265]

Jip 😹

[@semillerojoropo]

Soy fan de tú canal, el vídeo me gustó. Solo un consejito, sí es posible sería bueno que cada palabra que enseñes a pronunciar aparezca escrita, puesto que hay unas que logré identificar. Bueno muchas gracias. Éxitos

[@santiagosantiagoww]

GENIAL TU FORMA DE REPETIR LA PRONUNCIAIÓN

[@leonelsilva]

Es sin duda el mejor video de pronunciación que he visto en éstos dos últimos años estudiando inglés, no había visto una técnica mejor para explicar la pronunciación, muchas gracias, estoy practicando mucho con éste video, ojalá puedas hacer muchos más videos de éste tipo.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

I’ll definitely make more like this ❤️

[@wendyibarra4366]

Love you!!!

[@ZULUBRAZIL]

Stephanie , battery and daughter are very difficult to spell. But there is a sound in Portuguese I think I never heard a nonnative speaking it right. That sound exist only in Portuguese. It's the sound of the word "não". It means "no", but that little thing above the letter "a" change the sound completely. Every gringo say something like "now". Try it ! Just google some video with the word "não" and you will heard how to spell. Cheers from Brazil!

[@ryuko4478]

is pronounced as /nɐ̃w̃/ (and sometimes informally as /nũ/), which is, while not a very common vowel, not unique to Portuguese; Bafanji, Sochiapam Chinantic, and Xavante are also languages that have it according to phoible.com

[@suhail247]

"T" b/w two vowels is difficult for me like water("d"), literally..

[@reggie7669]

Hello! Your tips help me a lot. Thank you so much

[@edsonsilva6009]

I loved it. I like so much phonetics. You are great. I' ve been studing phonetics since 1986. Awesome!

[@geethass8094]

The way you pronounce "Iron" sounds like "I earn🤔🤔" 😂😂😂 you motivate me to learn American accent😘🥰😍❤️

[@georgechima3285]

British accent is d best

[@jesseincn]

@@georgechima3285 In British English, they use almost the original phonetic Accent. So, British English is much easier to learn for non native speakers.

[@jesseincn]

Americans not say IRON. They say IARN instead. American English doesn't sound like phonetic. US intonation is quite different from spelling.

[@simyakenyatta950]

Say it like “flat irons”

[@Insectoid_]

Eye un

[@aliight]

when she kept saying a word (regular) an ad came up and it was like it cut her off 😂 “regular, regular, re-”

[@alexfermo]

Hahahahaha thank you, I have always struggled with the word “murderer” This video is so useful, you’re awesome!!!

[@RyanX1899]

It's not as hard to pronounce in British English

[@martinlukuei]

Awesome ! I can improve my American English PRONUNCIATION in California, Thank you a very much indeed.

[@deltakid0]

1. 0:32 Entrepreneur 2. 2:35 Inevitably 3. 2:52 Thought 4. 3:08 Architecture 5. 3:17 Regularly 6. 3:24 Question 7. 3:36 Unfortunately 8. 3:52 Iron 9. 4:24 February 10. 4:44 Literally 11. 5:02 Sixth 12. 5:36 World 13. 6:21 Daughter 14. 6:29 Width 15. 7:04 Hallelujah 16. 7:19 Congratulations 17. 7:43 Changed 18. 7:55 Watched 19. 8:05 Characteristic 20. 8:31 Schedule 21. 8:45 Should've 22. 9:11 Could've 23. 9:27 Unconscious 24. 9:36 Caught 25. 9:48 Vocabulary 26. 10:07 Murderer 27. 10:37 Comfortable 28. 10:47 Thirty Three (33) 29. 10:57 Available 30. 11:01 Museum 31. 11:13 Research 32. 11:21 Worth 33. 11:54 Oportunity 34. 12:08 Through 35. 12:13 Though 36. 12:16 Unfortunately 37. 12:30 Foreign 38. 12:38 Throughout 39. 12:42 Thoroughly 40. 12:48 Posture 41. 12:59 Truth 42. 13:11 Throw 43. 13:14 Walk 44. 13:17 Work 45. 13:21 Although 46. 13:26 Earthquake 47. 13:44 Rarely 48. 13:52 Approximately 49. 14:02 Thirteen (13) 50. 14:10 Jewelry 51. 14:29 Smoothie 52. 14:44 Even 53. 14:50 Event 54. 14:57 Massachusetts 55. 15:11 Acquaintances 56. 15:25 Phenomenon 57. 15:40 Choir 58. 15:49 Battery 59. 15:58 Unbelieve 60. 16:05 Appropiate 61. 16:11 Appreciate 62. 16:16 Young 63. 16:22 Bottle 64. 16:24 Battle 65. 16:30 Button 66. 16:36 Mountain 67. 16:42 Would 68. 16:45 Wood 69. 16:50 Good 70. 16:54 Conscientious 71. 17:04 Rhapsody 72. 17:11 Carol 73. 17:20 Pearl

[@RichieD_21]

2:57 "We dont say THOT" lmaoo🤣

[@tomf3150]

Theater's pronunced sea-ater, but "th" is only the way the greek letter theta is written in our alphabet... Theta is a T, just like tau.

[@qwaszxde7713]

Lol

[@danielhelwig1142]

I was expecting "squirrel" and "mirror" at the very top of the list ... these ones always make me feel as though I might just accidentally swallow my tongue

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Haha that’s funny ☺️

[@skeptikatheist]

@@TheEnglishCoach What about the word "genre"? :D

[@HanemanHunters]

Please, do a whole dictionary!!!! ;)

[@danielbetu]

Yes please!!!!

[@ambertfewieteasyatwho6361]

Simans

[@kurnygina]

😂👍🏼

[@luisbarraza6931]

One More Time Thank you From Lima-Peru 🇵🇪

[@MegaYggor]

Hey, with this bunch of words I think you could do something like this for each one of them: first, pronunce the entire word followed by its definition; second, you could give us a couple examples of its applications in a few sentences and, finally, expel it slowly, as you did. I think it could be done in at least three or more videos. Please, don't get me wrong, I don't wanna tell you how to do your videos, I am passionate about english and I just wanna see you a little bit more because I love your work. Simple like that. Thank you for all you've done and keep it up! You are amazing.

[@ElenaKundera]

Could you please please please make more videos like that? Maybe with little everyday phrases ??? Please please please

[@TheEnglishCoach]

That's a great idea!! Thank you :D

[@yenikah3826]

I struggle with bear, beer, bird, beard and birth. Awesome video btw! 😁

[@jhonleydelgado5750]

depende del contexto .. de que estes conversando

[@rd21inskyTV]

I'm laugh out loud with "Litterally" And i still cant pronounce that clearly

[@jacobgarcia48]

This is actually the best technique to memorize a pronunciation. Ty.

[@samerqaley7603]

pronounciation wasnt my problem at anytime .. but vocabulary .. words like (demonstrate - hypothetical ) . i also would like to ask you to do more video .. i can find only less than 40 video for you on youtube you are great teacher Stefanie .. i ask you more

[@b.bhandari5673]

I struggle with t change into d sound

[@tiagom.804]

The word "sixth" was taught in the fifth minute of this video hahaha This word still gives me headaches :P

[@daev3000]

Try saying "Henry the Sixth's thing". ;)

[@JY-um4su]

@@daev3000 Not a prob with my nimble tongue.

[@daev3000]

@@JY-um4su Impressive.

[@Ochenter]

Yes I can: "These words in English".

[@tylerhebert8372]

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[@paz10vida]

You're smart gorgeous and great English teacher, thanks so much!

[@manochehrmohseni5880]

Definitely your method is so effective

[@nozhakh1218]

OMG! That murderer thing is my absolute biggest problem and it's prolly what's keeping me from sounding like a native english speaker. Every time I have to pronounce words that sound like murderer I just switch into british pronunciation and that's how I ruin the whole thing😪 Oh is that 'thoroughly' what I pronounce ''though+rough(f)+ly''? 😂

[@did3d523]

"Entrepreneur" is French world at base. the French world is the most hard to pronounce for frenchpeople because mind want to pronounce it like native language ;-)

[@englisheveryday1521]

Your videos are great! I always recommend them to my students!

[@lifenature5463]

Not boring at all, very helpful. I've always struggled with spelling as my native language is a phonetic one so I find it challenging to write in English.