How do you Pronounce these 7 Words? Canadian English Pronunciation

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Question of the Day: What other words have more than one correct pronunciation in English? 🗣

[@sharifullahjan7556]

Oh! I am over the moon to see you after ages. Thank you ,madam.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You are most welcome 🤗. I love the idiom in your comment moon 🌙 👍🏻. It is great to be back. Things with working and acting keep getting busier and busier, but I have missed doing KZbin. I hope that everything is going well with you 💐 .

[@sharifullahjan7556]

I don't know how to thank you,madam. Thank you so much for replying. Everything is well here. How are you and your honorable family members? Stay blessed!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

I'm glad to hear that things are going well with you🌻. Other than being busy, things here are good. The leaves are changing colour these days and it looks really pretty 🍁. God bless ✨.

[@sharifullahjan7556]

Madam, when you get free kindly answer my two questions. 1) which form of the verb is used with suppose? 2) Is it must that all essays have hook sentence, background and thesis statement, supporting etc?

[@gurdittsingh5900]

Hi jen very interesting.... How about Live...lead.

[@Sunstar47]

Thanks

[@JeNsJyugyou]

My pleasure, Soreso ☺️. I hope these listening phrasal verbs will be helpful for you 🤗.

[@swapanhalder9939]

Thanks Mam❤️🥰

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You are most welcome 😊

[@debbiestrickland1420]

Potato. Good job!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for watching and for contributing another good example of a word that has two correct pronunciations 👍🏻 🥔.

[@brianthomason5022]

I am so scared!. Darn it I just watch this right before bed.😮

[@brianthomason5022]

Your ring light is burning your retinas as you speak

[@ikuo-sunrise7375]

Hi JeN．Thank you for giving us quite interesting lessons as always🙆． How about these words？ ① neither ② minute ③ august（August) ④ buffet ⑤ number ⑥ wind ⑦ lead ⑧ tear ⑨ close ⑩ bow Am I right？Keep up the good work in both acting and teaching English！Break a leg👍．Have a good one． Ikuo Suenaga from Japan．

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Ikuo ☀️. Thanks for watching. I am still working on the idiom lesson I mentioned earlier.... it's just been hard to find the time 😅. Anyways, thank you for your well wishes. I hope that everything is going well with you 🌻. Thanks also for your example words with more than one pronunciation. 'Neither' is similar to the words in this lesson where people pronounce the exact same word two different ways, and the rest of the examples you gave are homographs. Homographs have the same spellings, but different pronunciations because the meaning of the word changes as well👍🏻. To be honest, at first I could only think of the word number as having one correct pronunciation (with the 'b' pronounced and the word being a noun or verb), but then I suddenly remembered the comparative form of the adjective 'numb' where the 'b' would be silent 😁. Thanks for the good example 🤩.

[@ikuo-sunrise7375]

@@JeNsJyugyou Hi JeN．Thank you for the response．I can hardly distinguish the difference between heteronyms and homographs😵．Anyways，I'm going to keep up the good work in learning English． Have a nice weekend． Ikuo Suenaga from Japan．

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Ikuo 😎. No worries, I think many people get them confused...and I suppose the way I wrote my comment may also create confusion. 'Homograph' is a very broad term and a heteronym is a type of homograph. Homographs are words that are spelled the same, but have more than one meaning. Heteronyms are a type of homograph that are spelled the same, have more than one meaning, and are also pronounced differently. ✨ So your example words are heteronyms 👍🏻.

[@ikuo-sunrise7375]

@@JeNsJyugyou Hi JeN．Thank you for the explanation about the difference between heteronyms and homographs！I still have a lot to learn ，but I really enjoyed watching the video also this time． Happy Halloween！What are you going to do on the day？I hope you have a good time．I'll keep my fingers crossed for you🙆． All the best．Ikuo Suenaga from Japan．

[@susanthaweerawardhana2792]

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[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks, Susantha ✨🌸🤗.

[@RockHudrock]

What about caramel?

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Bob 🤗. Yes, caramel is a great example of a word that has two different pronunciations in Canadian English👍🏻. It is said like CARE-a-mel or CAR-mel ☺️.

[@Thara_poe99]

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