10 DIFFICULT English PRONUNCIATIONS... for GERMANS | Easy English 167

[@Maia-xl4ye]

The man in yellow was not falling for the traps!!

[@PeterRiello]

The people at 5:18 - 5:20 pronounced it correctly.

[@mrjackbenny]

Yeah the American way but still correct

[@ControlledCha0s]

I can't help but agree, Mitch: Work-has-most-definitely-to-shire. Also gotta love that double cross at 4:50. ❌😅❌

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

😆😆😆 glad we have found common ground

[@stateofflux7453]

2:29-2:30 has to be the most stereotypically German sounding "Worcestershire" I can imagine. But no seriously they all did well throughout when you consider how irregular English pronunciation is. By the way Münster looks👍very nice.

[@braiden2620]

I love the yellow man

[@jonnyderI.]

Such a brilliant man

[@Winona493]

All of them, all of them!!! Yeah, yeah!!!😂

[@EasyPortugueseVideos]

Funny enough, these words are difficult for Brazilians too, I think.

[@tacostacks7607]

5:18 as a Kiwi this was bang on to me

[@thomasrichards8055]

As a Brit, 2:41 sounds fine to me 😅

[@airsicklowlander7756]

Most of the X’s on squirrel and thorough sounded good to me

[@fadeltauma4296]

we are prefer some from these episodes to be in the universities , insistitute . and supermarket dont only at the facitilies bublic or gardens even to be fun about .. so much thanks

[@snörre23]

Wustascha was the only unusual one - i would have known that thats a classic.

[@AlexandraPari]

😂 favourite words too... although I'm Spanish Native speaker

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

🙌

[@JamesLintonwriter]

You should have been really mean and done antidisestablishmentarianism!

[@EasyEnglishVideos]

😆😆 We're still in Germany for a but longer 😉

[@nickfcarter]

Library has 3 syllables that is not an American thing it's what the word is