How to pronounce 🥜 PEANUTS 🥜 (not penis) American English Pronunciation Lesson

[@freiheit5593]

she tried very hard to keep from laughing

[@tarlespeech]

True story!

[@LearnwithSANIYA]

Absolutely right

[@scottandrewhutchins]

She is totally giggling when she days, "We ate peanuts."

[@leonleontnw]

She even said "Try it" at the end. Hilarious

[@tarlespeech]

LOL...OMG, I did!

[@ingoodhealth613]

the first time I watch the video, I have the feeling that there is no difference between two words, and I could not pronounce the word "peanuts" to let Google Translate recognize the word. Fortunately, after 5 minutes, I have found the difference, I have to stop 0.1 second at the T sound, it likes peanut...s, and it works. Now I know how to pronounce other words with ending T which having s in plural. thank you so much for the video

[@tarlespeech]

Great job! Happy to hear this was so helpful to you!

[@roller4312]

*P I N A T S*. The only thing one should pay attention to is the correct translation of letters to sounds. Which in the English language drifted apart due to the lack of language maintenance.

[@tarlespeech]

+roller4312 True, spelling is not an exact recipe for pronunciation.

[@roller4312]

Tarle Speech and Language Services hello, that's the opposite of what i said. The only problem are the translation tables. Let's take the worst case scenario - Mandarin, each glyph represents a certain sound sequence, it doesn't mean it can't be read it means for 20k Chinese words there are 20k pronunciation rules. Which is exactly what this video did. It mapped "peanuns" to peanuts( plus dialects thereof) and not apples or human organs. A unique rule specifically for this word. Following this rule a 100% reproduction is achieved otherwise we wouldn't be able to communicate. The problem - in the long term it converts English to Mandarin and discards the whole letters stuff. The opposite of Mandarin would be computers, using two letters, 0,1. just using different translation tables. 0110100001101001 = "hi". And can even speak paint and listen, just use the appropriate translation table.

[@tarlespeech]

Thanks for clarifying.

[@scottandrewhutchins]

When I was in pre-school, I remember a most definitely non-ESL teacher saying what sounded like "Penis is fattening!" What an odd thing to hear when you're a pre=schooler attempting to be a class comedian trying to get other kids to say it because you think their their parents taught them only euphemisms...

[@tarlespeech]

😂

[@jackzhou1382]

I cannot hear there is any difference between the two terms. I guess other adults have the same issue with me.,

[@tarlespeech]

Yes. That is why I made the video. Listen for the T before the S. TS is key.

[@ingoodhealth613]

the first time I watch the video, I have the same feeling that there is no difference between two words, and I could not pronounce the word "peanut" to let Google Translate to recognize the word. Fortunately, after 5 minutes, I have found the difference, I have to stop 0.1 second at the T sound, it likes peanut...s, and it works. Now I know how to pronounce other words with ending T which having s in plural.

[@michaellaurenzana2353]

Can't help, but think of the airplane scene from Ace Ventura When Nature Calls where the stewardess asks if he wants peanuts and Ace talks about his genitals.

[@tarlespeech]

LOL...I have never seen that. Will have to watch.

[@poe12]

Mistakes can be in native speakers children. My friends' kid twisted some words very funny when he was around 4 years old. We kept poker faces 😆.

[@tarlespeech]

Yep. Kids make the funniest mistakes!

[@tarlespeech]

@MrBeesho85 That is a good thing! LOL

[@tarlespeech]

😁

[@like0a0shadow]

You ate what?? OMG!

[@tarlespeech]

EWWWW

[@richardfrangie3518]

😀

[@tarlespeech]

🥜 🥜🥜

[@Ipangsutatang3430]

Say Peanuts without the T

[@tarlespeech]

I’ll stick to saying peanuts.

[@jacobsullivan6472]

Lol, this would be one funny mistake if someone were to ask for some peanuts. Oh my goodness (x

[@tarlespeech]

+Jacob Sullivan This is a real mistake. A client used to say this. Oh my is right!

[@jacobsullivan6472]

Tarle Speech and Language Services Lol, forgive me, I have a Japanese Grandmother and when she speaks english to me it sounds as if she is cursing at me. Lol

[@tarlespeech]

Jacob Sullivan Give Granny a hug from me. She is perfect!

[@jacobsullivan6472]

Tarle Speech and Language Services Hahah, i sure will (:

[@supersaid23]

she got biggest ear.............lol

[@tarlespeech]

I do?

[@wxlugmath]

I found her very cute~

[@supersaid23]

you spell it wrong

[@tarlespeech]

No I didn't.

[@hasinaferdoushi729]

Pooooooooooooiooooooo

[@tarlespeech]

💩???