How to Pronounce /f/ and /p/ - Listening Game and Tongue Twister

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Thank you. This was very helpful. I’m an ESL teacher and I will share this with my adult English Language Learners.

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Hi, your playlist about pronunciation is very helpful... thank you.

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This was fun...tongue twister.

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Were you able to say it!? :)

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Hi From Mexico... keep up the good work... way better that our normal education system in English here... (translate a book) and good luck with that.

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[@aseries9388]

I from Pakistan but I can't properly pronounced before F P specially different on f & p I was pronounced prom

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These two sounds can be hard to pronounce!

[@rishabhsarwan5613]

ma'am I'm very confused in ending E & Y

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An E at the end of a word is usually silent. ex. brake, spoke, bride. A Y at the end of a word usually sounds like a long E. ex. happy, country, quality

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