How to Pronounce REALLY Difficult English Words! 👄English Pronunciation Lesson ⭐️

Let's look at some of the hardest English words to pronounce. I will give you detailed instructions so that you can sound like a native!
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[@carotheplaylistmaker]

The hardest sound for us French people is not THS, it's NG as in ING, we say an N and then a G, so STRENGTHS is the hardest word in your list for me to pronounce. In French, the word GENRE is one syllable, not 2 syllables as you thought and as it is pronounced in English, because the E at the end of a French word is never ever stressed, never ever pronounced.

[@ashikihsan1946]

Hello Teacher, I love your way of teaching English hard words and pronunciation. American people are pronouncing the word with R sound louder while British people pronounce the R words in a silent way. I love the way of British people speak and their word pronunciation teacher

[@jorgeaceves2068]

Thanks Ms. Laura my favourite teacher I hope in the future you make a video of difficult words no. 2 greetings from 🇨🇦🙏

[@lucamaggi5284]

the teacher everyone wants!!! Many thank Laura!

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Thank you Laura! Really enjoying your videos, they are such fun!

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Thanks so much for your lesson!

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[@Galina_Paveleva]

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[@SaepulBAHRI474]

Thank you Laura...

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You & your method are very special & delightful.

[@John_Noble]

In addition I would suggest the word "entrepreneur" 🤓

[@NightBurial]

Thank you Smashing English!❤

[@vasanthraj8388]

Well done

[@krusriyad8267]

Thank you so much

[@sportswriter]

Sounds pretty good

[@matteocavallucci1]

Bravissima Laura, great video. Really interesting!

[@user-gf4vi4tr1q]

It's really so hard,but you are an amazing teacher, thanks ❤

[@smashingenglish]

Happy to help!

[@getpaceai]

15:48 "Strengths" is a word we recommend you master because you will absolutely use it a lot in the workplace when describing yourself and your teammates! Thank you for the great tips and pronunciation practice, Laura

[@luckyaguilar5437]

The first word that came to my mind as the most difficult to pronounce was “rural” and is the first one in your list 😂.

[@BritishAccentWithAarna]

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Super cool ❤

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Amazing video! 👍

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Good job

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Great job 🌺👏🏻👏🏻

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Thank you so much!

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[@ZT1626]

You are damn crazy bro! I love you and all your madness! Love you from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@auldfouter8661]

Truly rural is a tongue twister.

[@smashingenglish]

That’s a tough one!

[@chilliconcarne8828]

I' m still struggling with "Worcestershiresauce" and got the impression that even a slow approach to pronounce it correctly is misleading.😢

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Hi mam I love you from India ❤

[@marSLaZZ66]

8:51 don't worry, ma petite dame, you've never heard my english accent !! 😂🤣

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4:32 How can you differentiate it from walk?

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[@alnoimi]

Good 😉

[@marcosaragao3589]

This accent 😍

[@spleencast]

I LOVE YOU!!! The perfect video ever! And what I would like to ask you: How to pronouce -THS -STS -XTH? You did it! Your mouth is a miracle lol. BTW, I'm french and I said con-for-table while I was reading "confortable" then I realized I don't pronouce this word like that but conf-table. It was not the first time I made this mistake. Is it a common mistake?

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I'm 40 years old an Indian and want to be fluent in speaking and writing English as well. If you be my teacher then In exchange i can teach you how to grow 💯 times in next 5 to 10 yrs. If wanna discuss you are welcome. 🙏🙏

[@AliMohamed-je1so]

جناح I am from Egypt, but the English language is difficult for me and I do not know how to plan a study plan for myself because I do not have enough money to study in places like educational institutes.

[@andreasjakob7320]

Hi my hardest word in English is „Exceptionalism“

[@msalman7691]

Thanks Ms Laura. Could you please make a video on pronouncing "S" followed by a consonant when a word starts with it. For example SCHOOL, SCREEN, SPARE etc. in Pakistan Urdu speaking people pronounce them as, Iss-kool, Iss-creen, Iss-pair; whereas, non-urdu speaking particularly Punjabi speaking people pronounce them as Sa-kool, Sak-reen, Sa-pair etc. After stdying phonetisc and phonology, I tell them both are wrong. It is neither "Iss" nor "Sa". Actually, in this condition with a word starting with a "S" followed by a consonant, we should utter a small hissing sound of "ss" like ss-kool, ss-creen, ss- pare rather than stressing "iss" or "sa". Please help by making a video on it. Thanks again.

[@peterwakeman218]

Well I can't see any difficulty to say rural. Really. I'm brazilian by the way.

[@souheybmohammedbelhadj5189]

I'm really interested in watching your useful videos. Thank you a lot

[@smashingenglish]

Glad you like them!

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hi

[@EltonXheleshi]

There's missing the word ''water'' on your list.

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A bo o o woah ah

[@jhonson4231]

The most difficult word forJapanese may be pararel.

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You totally forget about Australian English.

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The first one to comment😃

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