100 Words You Say Wrong (Common pronunciation mistakes in English)

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[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you're enjoying it :).

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[@mosesreza510]

We, In América Speak American English..

[@mosesreza510]

We Find The British Pronunciation Annoying

[@Alainaldo]

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[@buonleo]

How nice to have you back, Max! 💟We really missed your lessons. I've added some new entries to my notebook of mispronounced words. Here are some that were already there: southern, vehicle, exhibit, bargain, celtic, binoculars, pseudonym, scarce, Holmes.

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you! 😃 And those are good words too! I'll keep them in mind in case I make a similar video :).

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It's not that I don't know how to pronounce basic English words, its the way you speak which is so unique and beautiful . I watch it to get entertained

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[@jsmu1234]

I am from Singapore. I attended my university degree and master programme (finance) in England. My pronunciation is heavily tilted towards English way. By watching US comedy, Friends (my all time favourite), over the years, i never managed to or hardly capture the differences. I still need a good youtube lesson, like yours, as a good learning session. Thanks for your time and effort. Your influence is being boundary and far reaching.

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you for your kind words :).

[@jawadaboucha8266]

I love this video. This is why learning phonetics is so important. It's a whole different 'alphabet' but it pays to learn it. Another word is Excellent. Most native speakers say ˈIksələnt whereas the correct proounciation is ˈeksələnt for both Bristish and American English.

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you! I'm not sure where you've heard ˈIksələnt... I think it would only be like that in certain accents, like the New Zealand accent.

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[@guillyfreeways2007]

21:13 The Swiss flag is just a red square with a white plus sign at the center.

[@EnglishwithMax]

*in the center. ;-)

[@ORHANBAKI-kb9ju]

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[@rickchurch2460]

Advanced advarnced sorry

[@guillyfreeways2007]

22:36 The Rocky Mountains in Colorado are super tall and they’re covered in snow at the top, even during the summer.

[@atosfull]

As a brazilian english speaker (attempting...), these tips are super valueble. Thanks, Max!

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[@carybaney2548]

Your precision and subtley in pronunciation is wonderful to me! The problem with English is, mainly, that the vowels have too many sounds and not enough letters to make the sound of the spoken words clear. You are a delight-- yue awr ae deeliet or alternitively U R A D l ie t!

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you so much! And yes, English spelling needs some reform :).

[@guillyfreeways2007]

20:44 Cambridge is a city in Massachusetts near Boston the capital.

[@brunomogollon9401]

I'am a student of 63 years old from Lima Peru.I think this class is very important specially when you travel to U SA.Thans you are nice!!!!.

[@EnglishwithMax]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sudeepachakrabarti5866]

Opportunity, situation, latitude, adjudge, adjoin, debris, debut, luxury, almond, education, intestine, entrepreneur.....these are a few words I want to know the right pronunciations of. Thanks for your guidance👍

[@EnglishwithMax]

Good words! I'll keep those in mind :).

[@vlad2896]

I'm italian and my English is very sloppy, and you can imagine my pronunciation... is worse!!! Your accent and way of speaking are very easy to understand, and I like the fact that you make the comparison between British and American English Very nice class!!! thank you Max 🙂

[@EnglishwithMax]

My pleasure! And thank you for your kind words :).

[@JuanMoreno-wo5yb]

@@EnglishwithMax I agree that it is nice to have the comparison between British and American English. I am a proponent of students choosing one over the other before beginning to learn English and never going to the other so as to not confuse themselves or anyone else. I wish I could do the British English well enough to give both examples but I am afraid I would butcher the British English unfortunately and never on purpose. I like the sound of British English but am all American in speech! Thanks for your videos!

[@netsanetfirdu9117]

Thank you very much🙏🏾, a great contribution for non-native English speakers like me. I never forget my shock on the day I learned the correct pronunciation of the two words … Lingerie and Paradigm… There’re many others I still need to learn. English is sometimes strange, do you agree 😂?

[@EnglishwithMax]

@@netsanetfirdu9117 Indeed! And one of my next videos is on "lingerie" :D.

[@ahmedabdelrahman8822]

Thank you for your time. you are an excellent teacher.your method is very easy.see you soon.😅

[@ToolFan69]

I love learning the difference between British and American English. There's a fun contrast between nuisance and coupon. also 8:47 bussy :)

[@SantiagoRodriguez-th3ej]

Your Australian accent is easier to be understood by Spanish people. You are absolutely the Best. Many thanks indeed for you being you.

[@rodrigueshangalakanemilagr3974]

It is an amazing video with a lot of learning. Frankly speaking, pronunciation of words has been such a tough challenge for people whose native language is not English because of the linguistic interference of other languages. I watched the video from A to Z and I too much learned from you. Keep on sharing your valuable experiences. From Mozambique.

[@EnglishwithMax]

Many thanks for your kind words :).

[@lisamiyazawa2744]

Hi I am an American and this was refreshing. Thank you.

[@Alex-Italy]

Welcome back professor Max, you are special, you have allowed many people from all over the world to learn English. I want to report this to the australian government. With all my best wishes to you. Thanks, a hug. Alessandro from Italy

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you very much, Alessandro :).

[@SergeySuper_Silver]

Thank you a lot for the lesson, and welcome back! 😊

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you! 😃

[@aram5642]

It would have been good to mention 'area' next to 'idea' :) Other examples that come to mind: corps/corpse, coup (d'état), finite/infinite. In general, people whose native language applies stress mostly on penultimate syllable tend to apply it the same way while speaking English, so they would stress all these words incorrectly: attribute, attributed, request, response. This holds true especially in tech. Myself, I usually forget where to stress longer words, such as 'administrative', and need to double-check.

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thanks! I'll keep those in mind for other videos :).

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[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you very much! And all the best for your language learning journey!

[@lindafortin7999]

Bonjour, puis-je savoir quel dictionnaire tu utilises pour la transcription phonétique? Merci! Et bonne journée!🇨🇦(Québécoise)

[@EnglishwithMax]

I mainly use Oxford and Cambridge. I generally prefer Cambridge because it indicates the syllables and all the schwas. Compare: dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/table and www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/table_1?q=table But I prefer not to use the R-coloured vowel symbols like /ɚ/, which are used in Cambridge. I prefer to write /ər/ :). dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/teacher

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

Living in the U.S. ever since 1992 I still was a little confused about how to pronounce says. Thank you so much for the rest of the video, too, I am fine-tuning my pronunciation.

[@EnglishwithMax]

My pleasure!

[@guillyfreeways2007]

21:44 Iceland sits just south of the Arctic Circle and also has the world's northernmost national capital.

[@vidyashankar9616]

Hey Max, it is an exhaustive list of mispronounced words. People often mispronounce words like nephew, sew, answer etc.

[@guillyfreeways2007]

20:57 Being completely surrounded by water, Australia is known as an island continent.

[@مليحالهذلي-ذ9ف]

I benefited a lot from your pronunciation of the words. Thank you very much, a fan of the English language from Saudi Arabia . شكرا جزيلا🤣 أنت وسيمة وجوهرة

[@TheOneUpright]

Very helpful, thanks.

[@guillyfreeways2007]

22:01 The biggest fish in the ocean is a shark, not a whale.

[@adrismantahar2886]

thank you, Max. Much helpful.

[@AlejandroRamirez-h5e]

So long no see Max!!! I hope my writing is correct. I just want to thank you for all Your good lessons,I don't miss any of them.God Bless You Max.

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you for your support! (We actually say "long time no see", but otherwise your writing is correct! 👍)

[@paulmartin2348]

I have not started the video yet. I consider myself very literate so I will watch for a while (longer if I find any) and see if you have any words that I pronounce incorrectly. Edit, I checked your video and you pronounced the words correctly. Well done. (that is rare)

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[@michakj4994]

Dear Teacher Max, You have a gift from God to teach. It is a great jewel you received from our Father. If I have a teacher like you with for private lessons, I would not need an IPA alphabet. But as I am alone in my country, I am not accompanied by English native speakers, IPA is absolutely the must tool in studying English.

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[@guillyfreeways2007]

Geneva, a very popular city on Switzerland’s southernmost point, is the headquarters of the World Health Organization, which COVID-19 got known as a pandemic in March of 2020.

[@EnglishwithMax]

Nice sentences! *where COVID-19 was declared a pandemic

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Thank you for your kind words :).

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[@guillyfreeways2007]

20:54 I wanna visit Australia one day. Perhaps I should visit Sydney, New South Wales.

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[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you so much, Diana!

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

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[@annetaylor7834]

Two words that I've noticed are being mispronounced more and more frequently these days are "contribute" and "homage". Thanks for trying to preserve the beautiful English language!

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

My first private English teacher explained to me that after the Norman Conquest of England in 1066 Old French became the language of government and elites. Then they began to incorporate French words into English making the pronunciation as close to possible to the original French but they were not totally successful at it. Hence the phonetic mess English is today as a second language.

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[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

After living three decades in the United States only last year I found out how to pronounce something as basic as numbers, especially 30, 40. Now I am still working on the "infamous" schwa, particularly when to use it.

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[@EnglishwithMax]

I hope so too! And thank you!

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[@Shadowridercc]

Grate Thanx!!! A bother to me seems to be said by all "Preformance" instead of "Performance"

[@speakbetterwritebetter7633]

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[@ibrahimbello3042]

Thank you very much, you have actually helped me a lot. l used to pronounce most of the words you have taught us wrongly.

[@guillyfreeways2007]

21:50 Oceans cover approximately 70% of the world's surface.

[@Marco_Palomino]

Hi, first of all, thank you so much, I really appreciate your lessons. I think would be great if you don’t say the wrong word, say just the one that is correct because them the wrong word sticks out of my mind. Thank you

[@AlmazWassie]

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[@EnglishwithMax]

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[@NN_i0]

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[@EnglishwithMax]

I'm very flattered! And thank you for watching!

[@JeffWells-cw2sw]

Excellent video! I'm familiar with all those IPA symbols so this was fun to watch. On a related topic, a local radio host in here San Diego had a long-standing show called "A Way With Words" where people could call in and talk about their local dialects and so forth, and eventually the host wrote a book with the title "There Is No Zoo in Zoology" which I instantly had to have, being constantly irritated by the dumb mistakes so many people made so often. In the above case, the author pointed out that "Zoology" is a combination of "Zoa," the Greek word for "Life" and "ology" meaning "the study of" as you probably know, but when even employees at our famous Zoo would make this mistake I had to do something about it! So I bought this book and several others, including "Is There a Cow in Moscow?" (no, because the Russian is Mosk-VA), "What in the Word?" and "The Accidents of Style." Sadly, the author, Charles Harrington Elster, passed away a while back, but these books are still available on line and I had no problems acquiring them if you're interested. My name is Jeff Wells and I'm guilty of being an especially annoying Grammar Nazi online, so be careful what you write ;)

[@EnglishwithMax]

Interesting! I didn't know that about "zoology". (But rest assured I've been pronouncing it correctly :D.)

[@JeffWells-cw2sw]

Glad to hear it! Another campaign of mine (it's okay, I'm retired and relatively harmless) is to hunt down and slay all these wild apostrophes that show up everywhere these days, not just in America either much to my surprise.

[@saddymore]

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[@EnglishwithMax]

I'm glad to be back! :)

[@fongbeng9072]

​@@EnglishwithMax Madam,I'm happy seeing you back again. Madam,is it correct? 1) She filed a lawsuit against her husband claiming adultery.

[@EnglishwithMax]

@@fongbeng9072 Yes, it's correct. :)

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I love your English teaching so much !!!...💐

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you! 😃

[@Шайхулла-ъ1у]

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[@brylant8ct]

it is absolutely great - the lesson, i mean. Thanks a lot. Regards - Maria

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you! 😃

[@m-tlac7913]

Wonderful presentation ❤

[@lindafortin7999]

Bonjour, pouvez-vous me dire SVP le lien entre les syllabes d’un mot et la prononciation. J’ai remarqué que les syllables des mots ne coïncident pas toujours avec la transcription phonétique des dictionnaires, pourquoi? Je trouve important la séparation des syllabes et j’ai pu constater que les professeurs aux primaire enseignent aux enfants de cette façon. J’essaie de comprendre puisque ce n’est pas toujours cohérent avec la transcription phonétique. J’apprécierais beaucoup avoir votre avis. Merci et bonne soirée!

[@EnglishwithMax]

Une autre bonne question :). It can be a bit confusing, but number 3 on this page explains it fairly well, I think: www.howmanysyllables.com/syllable_rules/divideintosyllables

[@lindafortin7999]

@@EnglishwithMax Bonjour, merci pour votre accueil à mes questions, vous êtes un professeur qui sait motiver ses étudiantes, c’est très apprécié. Encore merci, je connaissais ce site, mais je tapais seulement les mots pour connaître le nombre de syllabes, mais les explications sont vraiment intéressantes par rapport à la définition d’une syllabe, d’une consonne, comment compter les syllabes et encore plus, c’est vraiment des outils importants que vous me faites connaître et ça me donne le goût d’étudier davantage, car quand on comprend, ça devient tellement plus facile et lorsqu’on développe une passion, la patience et la détermination devient beaucoup plus facile. J’aimerais savoir : je connais les signes de la transcription phonétique du dictionnaire Cambridge, mais lorsque sur ce site pour le mot worrying, on le sépare en syllabes de la façon suivante : d’abord : wor-ry-ing et après : wah-ree-ing=3 syllables, que représente le h dans way et où peut-on voir la signification de ces lettres?? Connaissez-vous un site gratuit, où on peut écrire un texte qui apparaît en transcription phonétique. Merci d’avance pour vos précieux conseils qui me motivent à apprendre davantage, quand les questions n’ont plus d’interrogation, c’est plus facile de continuer. Merci et bonne soirée! Linda

[@ghazymohamed1225]

very good 🤩 continue

[@arturorueda2576]

Thanks, i have serious problems with pronunciation, this lesson is very important 👍

[@alex407KTT]

Bonjour Max , J'écris en Français car je sais que tu parles très bien le cette langue , Tout d'abord , j'ai découvert ta chaine il y a quelques jours et m'y abonner , car je trouve que ta chaine est très intéressante par rapport aux autres chaines pour apprendre l'Anglais ... Tu donnes des conseils très utiles pour les mots à prononcer et c'est super J'ai une petite question à demander et si tu peux nous expliquer que c'est vrai ou faux on dit que le mot "sucre" se dit en Anglais "sweet ", en Américain "sugar" en Anglais Australien est "Candy" ! Alors est-ce vrai ou on peut dire SUGAR pour les trois ? Merci à toi

[@EnglishwithMax]

Hello! Thank you for subscribing! "Sugar" just means "sucre" in French, and "sweet" is "sucré". "Sugar" and the adjective "sweet" all mean the same thing in American, British and Australian English. However, there are different words for "bonbon": American: candy British: sweet Australian: lolly I hope that helps!

[@pinkred8790]

Isn't Pro-NOUN-ciation a wrong pronunciation of the word? 6:04 min you say it. Pls clarify if possible. Ty

[@EnglishwithMax]

I don't know what you're hearing, but I've never said "pronounciation".

[@andrewmays3988]

Dear Lady, you are a fountain of civility and wisdom!!! I'm looking forward to listening to everything you are willing to teach!!😇

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you very much for your support :).

[@ao_photoberries]

thank you a lot ❤ especially for the “heir”

[@Mar2ku]

Also some confusing of pronunciation: island vs. Ireland vs. Iceland. Thanks for video. Kind Regards Markku

[@masroorcreativelogoart]

Dear sister Thanks dear l learn many word may God bless you and your family amin

[@pierre5307]

Hi Max! My first comment on your KZbin page is to tell you that I am glad to see you are back after long months of absence. I hope you’re back on a regular basis😊. Au fait, je voulais te dire que j'ai eu l'occasion de voir la vidéo où tu parles français et je dois dire que j'ai été agréablement surpris par la perfection de ton français et entre autre l'accent, chose difficile à maitriser surtout pour les natifs anglais. So I wonder if you’re still practicing Molière’s language because if I’m not mistaken you have a saying that says... If you don’t use it, you lose it

[@sylvieleboucherf]

Oui, elle parle parfaitement français.

[@pierre5307]

@@sylvieleboucherf D'après ce que j'ai pu écouter, pratiquement le niveau d'un natif. Juste un léger accent à peine perceptible;) From what I could listen, practically the level of a native. Just a slight accent barely noticeable;)(English translation, because after all we are here for the English😉)

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thank you, you're very kind :). I don't speak it much these days, and it is, indeed, getting a bit rusty!

[@pierre5307]

@@EnglishwithMax You're welcome! Je vais continuer ce message en français ce qui te permettra de le pratiquer un peu et d'enlever cette petite rouille qui s'installe sur ton français, ce qui est dommage car tu as dû investir beaucoup de temps et de travail pour arriver à un si bon niveau :))

[@neeshwar]

Good to see you back with new KZbin video after a long time -- please do it frequently -- I am your fan and a student from India

[@sulochanakhan8342]

Very useful video thank you

[@EnglishwithMax]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JorgeMartinez-fy7kq]

Excellent video , greetings from California.

[@devendranath9963]

Nice lesson.Thanks.

[@peternakitch4167]

Has it been nine months, six months? I’ve been overseas and back in that time! Great to see you’re back Max, and I hope you’re well. The use of says (sez) surprised me, but I found one or two words here that as a child I could not pronounce, e.g. salmon. Take care.

[@EnglishwithMax]

Thanks, Peter :). Yes, I took a long break... Hopefully it won't be that long before the next one. Did you have a nice trip?

[@peternakitch4167]

@@EnglishwithMax Yes, mostly. I was away almost six months. Was all supposed to happen in mid 2020, but we all had other concerns at the time. Trip to the UK to visit family and to perform my mum’s final wish (despite the family name half of my heritage through my mum is Scottish) after that a tourist seeing a lot of the UK, Ireland, Europe. Learned enough German, French and Italian to get by, but found, as a tourist I didn’t really need to have worried, which I did! Most of the Europeans I encountered spoke better English than I did 🤣. At the end I went back to London before heading home for the last weeks, were the ‘mostly’ comes in: I caught pneumonia. The plan was to go to Egypt but the pneumonia put paid to that so straight home. Egypt is a place I’ve always wanted to see since I was a kid, so that’s for the future. It’s all given me my travel bug back.

[@ibrahimissaissa6627]

Max beautiful teacher thanks for your efforts

[@KolovratDelta]

Hello, Max ! How I can get the discount code or link in order to purchase Your 400+ words from the Advanced course ?

[@EnglishwithMax]

Hi! You can use this one: www.udemy.com/course/toefl-words-advanced-english-vocabulary/?couponCode=GEORGEAUG23 (I need to update my description box ;-).)

[@rathermuhammadmaqbool2089]

Thanks a lot I enjoyed the video very much

[@michakj4994]

Max, I appreciate you as a young girl and giftted teacher. Only one fault,, you produce a beautiful smile not often enough. How often to produce correct pronunciation in order to memorise it for ever.

[@mubashirqureshi8201]

With bundle of thanks ❤❤❤❤

[@مليحالهذلي-ذ9ف]

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