10 Most Mispronounced Tech Words for Non-Native English Speakers

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Do you work in IT? If so, please let me know which tech words give you most trouble, so I can include them in future videos.

[@elizabethsilveira9697]

Can you help with the worth (catheter)

[@verygood5377]

I work in IT in Hong Kong. This is a great video especially the way how you explain and describe in a clear manner. This really helps every non native speaker like me.

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@@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole Will definitely do. BTW, I am one of your students on Udemy !! Thanks Nicole !

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good. improving my english with you here

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[@aigulgareeva8264]

Thank you so much, Nicole! I'm in Seattle too, in a hardware industry, not software. Still, these words used in my industry very often. So glad I found you!

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Glad to hear it. What other tech words give you problems? I'm collecting more for the next video.

[@aigulgareeva8264]

@@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole these are some words I ran into recently: configuration, dimension, lubrication, archive, pneumatic, operating, automatically, geometric, drawing, horizontally, macro, interface, properties, initial, 3D printing, symmetry, report.. I'm a cad drafter, so my vocabulary would be more related to drawings, not much engineering. Have a great day!

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Invaluable and useful video. I found it very helpful. Thanks a lot.

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Great, many thanks.

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[@tosatosa5493]

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[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Oh yes, that one gives many people problems.

[@tareqosaily4430]

Hi Please may you tell me How J pronounced in Johannes IF some body say u is it correct And what is the rule? Sorry I am not English native speaker

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

This is not an English name. Maybe German or from another northern European country. I believe it would be pronounced with an English Y sound,, but best ask the person whose name it is.

[@tareqosaily4430]

@@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole I am teaching a child english And I do not know how to pronounce the name (Johannes Gutenberg) Is it like Joseph ˈdʒoʊzɪf Because in our language we say yousef Thank you for answer

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

@@tareqosaily4430 Here's a good reference for looking up anything: Youglish.com. You will certainly find that name there.

[@tareqosaily4430]

@@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole Thank you very much

[@husnabibi8010]

How to pronounce flour

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Exactly the same as "flower: Rhymes with "power".