25 Words Learners Mispronounce | American Pronunciation + Vocabulary

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very helpful to say these words...I like the video clips (from movie or TV Show) so much, amazing!

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[@vietprintimeviet4740]

Emc Ibnu Abdi What a hyperbole,

[@mangokp8572]

Thanks for the videos. Could you please cover more on pronunciation?

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Very well explained. Thank you :)

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[@leonardohsu8687]

Hi Wes, I don’t create any obstacles when reading. Need to learn the language and be fluent. Thanks for helping us out. Keep up with the videos. 👍

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[@abdehadibeggui9376]

Thanks so much teacher 👍👍

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[@fadlanfadillah7335]

Hi, Mr.Wes, Thanks for always providing us the good useful learning content. It’s so much better improving my pronounciation that i’ve been mispronouncing before.

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[@borikhdaniel]

U wanna say Mr. Smith or Robertson etc. I believe Wes is his first name.

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I always love pronunciation lessons, thank you again and again.

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[@juliazhu4958]

Very good and useful lesson. I really need to practice my pronunciation and learn/review more English vocabulary although some of them may not be used in daily conversation. Thanks! Hope you can give us more this kind of lessons.

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[@minativishwakarma3985]

Nice pronunciation lesson, Wes!! Thanks!!👍👍

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[@venusj6659]

Thankyou Wess for the wonderful lesson.. i always feel it difficult to pronounce genre

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I love it. Got yourself a sub. Keep it up!

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I appreciate your dedication and time for us, thanks !!

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[@alexandrearaujodecarvalho]

Hello teacher! My name is Alexandre Araújo de Carvalho. I am 35 years old. I am from Brazil. I am studying English right now. Thank you so much.

[@csumacsuma4446]

Tq u sir giving useful lesson.

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[@HanhLe19]

Thanks for the videos. Please make a video about different meaning between “ he is sleeping and he is asleep “.Thank you

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[@safaraliibodov400]

Thanks a lot

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[@Selene-u3X]

Thanks so much dear teacher for great lesson!I also learned how to pronounce some new interesting vocabulary!Hope you have a beautiful,healthy day!😍🍓

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Thank you sir.

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Thanks for your effort, we appreciate

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Amazing as usual, Mr Wes

[@josesoares6787]

I am thanked for teaching us pronounce. It is a big difficult for someone who is not native.

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Amazing video 👌👌

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Thank for the video.

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Really love it, thank you

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Fabulous

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[@likedtv9647]

Thanks, I'm from Brazil

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[@theinwin6720]

Great presentation! ..fomites.. .. chamois.. .. chemise..

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thanks

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[@ОлегНазаренко-ч8т]

Hi Wes! 👍 Is there a difference between a heads-up and caveat? Have a fantastic days! 😊

[@InteractiveEng]

They're a little similar in meaning. However, 'heads-up' is much more informal. Also, the word 'caveat' is often used with the collocation 'There's one caveat, ...' 👍

[@duaahasanalshamari8768]

Gucci vid!!! Thnx bro. I follow you from Iraq 🇮🇶🥰

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[@brunomanoel9890]

I wrote everything you said here , many of these words i've never heard but there were some of them i ever known like prescription or clothes , thanks wes you're the best

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[@morenapernter3693]

Hi Wes thanks a lot for your useful.lesson.....can you explain to me the difference between the words you put into the Brackets? How can i learn the symbols,their pronunciation? Bye bye and again thanks a lot😁

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[@sissi-kf8pq]

You explain it great. Thank you. Literature Plaid

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[@nalindanallaperuma4082]

Sir, wonderful lesson. Thanks so much! How to pronounce" Massachusetts". I really struggling to pronounce it.

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[@Aerosmith77]

Ballet is quite difficult similar to sorbet or valet. Also the followings can be difficult for someone: though, dough, chuffed, tranquility, expect, except, accept.

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[@henrykhosasih8781]

Here are some words which pronunciation often surprise me: - Ratatouille - Armoire - Separate - Salmon - Would, should, could - Half - Entrepreneur - General - Cease - Protein - Interest - Lieutenant - Colonel - Drawer - Gourmet - Plumber - Acquiesce - Macchiato - Depot - Aisle - Heirloom - Coup - Entourage - Butcher - Chameleon - Ensemble - Anxious - Almond - Schedule - Segue - Liaison - Lettuce - Ceramic - Subtle - Fillet - Foreign - Leisure - Wretched - Asbestos - Entree - Tier - Devour - Conscience - Meadow - Charade - Sew - Fuselage - Ballet - Writhe - Whodunit - Suite - Vague - Scimitar - Cocoa - Whirl - Torque - Calf - Bouquet - Sapphire - Sachet - Ouija Board - Musician - Cello - Crisis

[@vietprintimeviet4740]

Henry What a genius memory you have! (It’s not hyperbole). I only remember the meaning of 10% of words on that list. Am I normal or is it the starting phase of Alzheimer? There must be at least 10 lessons more to cover all the words in your list.

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@@vietprintimeviet4740 Hahaha I wish I could remember all of these words in my head😄 but here's the truth. I love watching movies and TV shows. Everytime I hear unfamiliar words, I will immediately look them up on online dictionary. If the pronunciation is somewhat different from what I expect, I will add those words to my list. Therefore, I have a long list of words that I might pronounce them wrong 😆

[@englishlessonswithsilviopa4139]

Actually about "often" I heard both ways used by native speakers in North America and Britain. Historically, the /t/ was pronounced but the current pronunciation was standardized after it stopped being pronounced (as in, e.g., listen, soften, glisten). Therefore, the modern forms where the /t/ is pronounced (compare oft) are spelling-influenced pronunciations. The traditional /t/-less form is considered by many to be “more correct” for that reason.

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Thank U ❤️

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[@adamyohan]

Great video!

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[@jacquelinebravo6098]

i love how he explains everything in detail, but i can't pronounce "February" :(

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Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. Yes, that's a challenging word. Just keep trying to imitate the sound you hear. 😃

[@rosagoncalves2123]

Hi Wess, good class! I noticed there are some French words, and the prounciation is very different in English. The same occurs in Portuguese with words we "borrow" from other languages, mainly French and English!

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Hi Rosa. Yes, some of these were loanwords. Thanks for commenting & sharing with us. 😃

[@lincong798]

Hi teacher Wes Can you do me a favor. What level of English learner is fitted to understand the book of The older man and The sea. Thanks

[@ChrisRossaroGG]

Words that are pronounced in two different ways with different meanings: sow, read, swallow.

[@mtmuzic4peace]

Very easy words

[@rovi4632]

Sir what about 'data'?

[@giselafelice1281]

I want to know the pronunciation of parallelepid and parallelogram

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[@gladysgriffin7347]

Difficult words to pronounce " Reader's Digest " . Thanks for the lesson.

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[@CrisStuart]

❤👍🌲My suggestion that drove me crazy to learn ( I STILL THINK I DON'T... ) is : THE Word "ASKED" when followed by US > He asked+us.... ; conked + out ; dimmed; get someone's DANDER up (the word DANDER is challenging because of the "a"); MacGuffin ; difference between REIGN and REIN (used on horses) > how could we make out one from the other? >AND the most Universal couple of words mispronounced > PIECE and PEACE. . A Brazilian former President made a fluff when He declared in NY We should give PIECE a chance (He mispronounced it... ) Can you imagine if it were BILL CLINTON saying that instead ???😉🙀👍

[@happysoul7836]

Please make video on difference of "been" and has/have been using different sentences , please do it . Love and respect from PAKISTAN😍❤

[@minye7589]

To me, some words such as “pint”, “gauge”, “ally” etc are difficult to pronounced correctly

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[@alexandrearaujodecarvalho]

Good evening.

[@youarewhatyousay]

Hi, thank you for lessons! Why we pronounce the word " salmon" like [saimon] , but almonds like [ olmonds]?

[@Stories-bank]

Nice lecture,plz wess explain what is meant by general shepherd not captain price.Neelam Pakistan

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[@margaritaarroyo7355]

I really enjoy your videos! It’s hard for me to pronounce words with “rl”, like world, girl, pearl...

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[@furiotheitalianguy8044]

Hi Wes. Do "clothes" and "close" have the same pronunciation ?

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Yes, these words are basically pronounced the same in the US. 👍

[@vietprintimeviet4740]

Dear Wes I’d like to know how to pronounce the word “requiem”. Thanks

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[@siavashkhazali5842]

Pronouncing the letter T in the word OFTEN is still standard.

[@happysoul7836]

Oh i have been pronouncing Marijuana as Mari JU AANA. 😁 Thank you Sir for correction.love and respect from PAKISTAN😍❤

[@PauloVitor-ug4yj]

I've heard Americans pronouncing "OFTEN" with T sound too. I think it depends on the region, right?

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Yes, it could be regional or perhaps even age. 👍

[@johnydaddy4195]

It can also be pronounced with T

[@speakuponline9078]

Wes send a hello for me , João from Tel aviv.

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[@unplannedsyntax]

Great video. I was afraid you were going to teach ETCETERA. (Not all Americans know how to pronounce it.)

[@insigidaba]

How do you pronouce letuce?

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[@tansiachristensen8699]

You are so cute, best teacher ever.

[@iammaet808]

Can you tell me plz, Where can i talk to native Speakers to improve my English skills?And thank you for this awesome video 💖

[@mrharry55]

There are a few good apps available buddy

[@iammaet808]

@@mrharry55 What are they?

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[@СетФамм]

"Suggestion", I can't cope with this word.

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[@alexandrearaujodecarvalho]

I was born in Rio de Janeiro city.

[@DongZhu-u6v]

🎉 🎉🎉

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Mr. Bob also upload a new video today, his video is about idioms.😁

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Tuesday is the best day for learning English. 😉

[@vidyashankar9616]

'Coxswain' is a new word for me.

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[@rituyadav3829]

idiom next

[@auntof6]

My students have had trouble pronouncing "iron" and "colonel".

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[@ligiaesthercentanaro3557]

I think the most difficult of all is "rural"

[@crismoragaray]

👍💙

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[@iyayiemokpae7505]

'Wednesday' is a bit challenging for me. I am Nigerian.

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[@pedrodomingos5250]

The words that for me it's a bit hard to pronunciation in english: destitute, exhilarating, hassle

[@jennytang9288]

I have two words to suggest: Chutzpah, Usually

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[@ольгаюдина-я8е]

Digestion

[@natalygal9842]

Could you please explain in a slow way how you Americans pronounce 't' in the middle of words? Like in the word 'water'.

[@chhoeunsim590]

Hi many words periodically

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[@bobmedna46]

well...sorbet and valet , i would definitelly sai vailet...or sorbeit , hyperbol jajajaja

[@libradamayoral5691]

is true very difficult to pronunce

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