TRICKY ENGLISH WORDS THAT SOUND (ALMOST!) THE SAME

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Hey! Was this video helpful? What words pairs did you struggle with? Which ones did you improve? What do you want me to teach in the next video? SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK HERE IN THE COMMENTS! :D And don't forget to download your FREE guide... 👉🏼 A Simple Guide To Practicing English With Native Speakers englishfulltime.com/free-guide

[@carlossw4251]

have a blessed day Stefanie ;)

[@senbonzakurakageyoshi662]

The prononciation is important in a non-phonetic language like english, but I do think that the contexte is MORE important.

[@abhieness]

love it!! this is really helpful..thank you..

[@rodolfosantos6608]

Que paso guera, It´s good to see you again

[@FerOliveira]

hello, my girlfriend have difficult in say "World", I shared this video with her... hahaha

[@rodrigoribas6242]

hope this helps you guys: 00:49 Men/Man 01:02 Want/Won 01:56 One/Won 02:30 Hair/Air 03:00 Tree/Three/Free 04:07 Loose/Lose 04:49 Prove/Proof 05:38 Leaf/Leave 06:11 Year/Ear 06:34 Word/World 08:02 Ship/Sheep 09:19 Sick/Seek 09:47 Pill/Peel 10:00 Tax/Task 10:22 Beer/Beard 10:50 Pepper/Paper 12:06 Kiss/Keys Swear words: 11:11 Bitch/Beach 11:49 Shit/Sheet Stefanie, I love your videos. Keep going!

[@TheLinkzinho]

Someone from Brazil here??? I don’t know why but we Brazilians love your videos!

[@tuliofilipe4235]

Concordo totalmente com voce.

[@alexandrecuiabanomonteirod1263]

Try to speak these words (portuguese): posso/poço; Itaquaquecetuba/Pindamonhangaba; Paranapanema/Soteropolitano. I'm just kiddin'. Some of these words are impossible to pronounce even for us.

[@karolsilverio]

Yep

[@pabloreis1584]

Olha eu aqui... De Minas gerais.

[@franmorais794]

I know why... it’s because her videos are awesome 😎👏🏼

[@canaldanina1639]

Excellent tips! But, In the next video, I would like to see Thought, Though, Through, Throughout .

[@jorgelozano6516]

yeah, i would like to see it.

[@Frankflores111]

The pronunciation of Thorough and thoroughly as well!

[@andresmateo4760]

Me too.

[@aliciainvernongarrido2315]

Yes please!!

[@agathasena552]

I agree with you!

[@geisianecosta5406]

Hi, I'm brazilian and I'm learning a lot with your tips. Thank you very much!

[@thiagomeira9864]

Me either^^

[@fabinhocarvalho]

Just like me

[@chandankumarofficial1713]

Hiiiii silva it's me chandan kumar from india actually few minutes ago I just saw your comment in description box and I thought I have to be your best friend here

[@abdeladam8421]

Awesome

[@geisianecosta5406]

Hi chandan, nice to meet you. I think I would like to be your friend either. Hugs

[@HugoCRonaldo]

I wish all English speakers had your accent :(, your accent is fantastic !!!

[@francescofav]

What an amazing lesson! Thank you so much, I learned a lot!! Please keep doing lessons like this! 😀 Ps: It would have been more convenient if you had kept words on the screen for the entire explanation

[@LuisFernando-hy6gn]

And maybe the fonectic version too

[@williemadrid9137]

So happy to see how far you've progressed. I've been following you since you had like 80k subscribers. You have a huge presence, and i love watching you. Thanks Stephanie.

[@Jonjon-ze2vg]

Napaka husay mong magturo at ako ay nabighani sa iyong taglay na kagandahan😍 I dont know how to translate in english because I'm not good in english thats why I will always watching your uploaded videos. I hope someday I will be a good english speaker.

[@jeff0ficial2024]

Adorei esse vídeo!!!! Você me ajuda bastante! ♥️🇧🇷

[@diegotaborda1157]

This video was overwhelmingly helpful as all of your videos .....ive been learning english over a really long period of time and now i work at a call center to an american company ....thnks for everything you do for all of us......

[@hugotpr]

My gosh you have come back on fire 🔥 I just love your hair and your color’s nails, so glad to see you again. I always struggle whit “begin, began, begun pronunciation.

[@Aguilafornida]

Hi, Stephanny! Welcome back to our English class. I'm glad to see you again. Thank you for your help.

[@aureliaandres6050]

Her, hair, air... Their, there, dare... Desert, dissert, deserv.... True, through.... Hart, Earth... Happy, rap (as a Brazilian portuguese speaker, we pronounce this in wrong way, I reconize it. :(...)

[@azuldoce5982]

Speak for yourself

[@naycastro4709]

Not me. These are definitely not that difficult to pronounce

[@DYVSnogueira]

Hello Stefanie, thank you so much for this video, most of this words are the ones which I use to struggle with, but watching just one time I didn't get the differences between MAN and MEN, these two little words drives me crazy! I was expecting you to put more enfasis on these two more than on the others, I don't know perhaps it's only me, but I think that among all those this two are a way more difficult, but I'll try to get your point on the way pronouncing them by watching and listening over and over and over again. Thanks a lot Stefanie you're awesome.

[@Daniel_S_L]

You helped me quite a lot teacher. Thanks!!!!

[@jeanecarjacquet8864]

Hello, Tiffani I'm very plezsed for your way of teaching ,difference between pronunciation words even though they sound almost the same. I say to you Ma'am good job, keep in touch ,God bless you abundantly.

[@eloamosquini.4371]

Thank you so much! This video helped me a lot. By the way, if you ever do another video like this, can you tell us the difference between "kitchen" and "keychain"? Kisses from Brazil 😘

[@jaggisingh7969]

Eloa Mosquini. My prononucation problem

[@thiagotorresbr]

Think of the "chen" and "chain" as the words "pen" (en) and "pain (ein)". That's the same type of difference in pronunciation. Kit has a short i sound. Key has a longer E sound. Also, in kitchen, the stress is on the first part of the word: kit. You pronounce it stronger than the Chen. Keychain the stress is on Chain, so you pronounce it stronger than Key.

[@eloamosquini.4371]

@@thiagotorresbr thank you!!

[@hikmatmaad210]

hi how r u

[@valeriahelena3699]

Excellent! I loved the way you taught us to say "world" correctly putting "were old" together and making the linking sound! Thank you so much Stefanie! Please keep these wonderful videos up!😚

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

My daughter, at age 2, came to the US speaking Italian and Spanish. So on the basis of these two languages she once asked a kid around age 5: "How many ears do you have?" [Trying to ask, "How old are you?"]. "Two," answered the boy. "What a liar," she came to tell us. Twenty years later she graduated with honors majoring in English.

[@Nososvossoyyo]

I learn a lot from you, thanks!!

[@vanna.education356]

A Simple Guide To Practicing English With Native Speakers: Very great advice.

[@latusalihyasalim4872]

Don't worry about the curse words, we learn it before the alphabet

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Hahaha too funny 😅

[@latusalihyasalim4872]

The English Coach greetings from Algeria, you are the number 1 on my list👌👍

[@nacerovich7836]

Lah yasstarna 😂 rakom hna tanik?? 😅🙈

[@developer_hatch]

Hello from Argentina! A tip: Something really really useful in this cases, to practice even more, something hard, is to add the phonetics also at the top or bottom to the original word. I hope you like the counsel

[@toncho1986]

The BEST english teacher is back!! PS: I think i wrote this 1000 times but.. you ROCK :)

[@RafaaSlater]

Hi, I'm Brazilian and with all the respect, you're very beautiful and the most important you're an excellent teacher! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge with us..

[@Sergio2006A]

Studying phonetics gives you confidence for these pairs. At least in my case it has.

[@allesindwillkommen]

Exactly, the best advice on how to improve your accent is to learn the IPA and check every word's transcription in a dictionary. It is especially important to adult learners who are usually very bad at picking up accents naturally.

[@kedkwek5]

God bless you and your family my dear coach sincerely I love you from Guatemala

[@Leobg95]

This kind of videos are very helpful and your hair looks amazing

[@iryakjimenez4623]

Thanks for all help teacher .God bless you amen

[@ResolvaEngenharia]

Your hair is amazing...congratulations!

[@abhandikaren6151]

Same here bro . Exactly .

[@sebitha]

This video was excellent, and now that I remember, i would like to know how i should pronounce "won't" so that it doesn't get confused with "won", "one" or "want". Also, I don't know if you've done it already, but it'd be great if you make a video about phrasal verbs. Keep it up!

[@Dybbukkk]

*We missed you*

[@mariobranco7456]

well done, I love your voice and your videos thanks for sharing it and i really think that you are doing the right thing, because what's hard for me and for most Brazilians is the pronunciation, contractions and the worst of all is the intonation you guys seems like sing when talk, in Portuguese we have intonation only when we make questions but anyway really thanks for your help.

[@FZ779]

Ma'am you should make video at phrasal verbs that very important for speak English plzzzz

[@mykolastefanenko]

You are fantastic, Stefanie! I missed your videos and your gorgeous accent!) I really wish every native English speaker and all the English speakers had such a pleasant accent) Thank you for your time and tips!) ILY!

[@sgp3039]

estas muy guapa con ese peinado

[@jorgegabrielgaleano5406]

thanks a lot stefanie!! your tips always so helpful...Im trying to learn English and Improve it by my own,,...and let me tell you I like the way you teach...you are so clear to speak. I´d like everyone to speak in this way. thank you again.

[@gonzapacini5668]

Finally ur hitting us with some good content! Great hairstyle btw!

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Lol! Are you saying my content sucked before? I'm going to go cry in a corner now... haha jk :P

[@FZ779]

@@TheEnglishCoach his mean you are looking beautiful than before :-)

[@gonzapacini5668]

The English Coach haha no?.... 😂 i’ve been waiting for some of your tips for a long time! You’re such a great teacher, you’ve taught me so much, especially with the fast speech video, it opened a completely new door for me. Looking forward for part 3 though! Keep it up! You’re one of the best teachers out there! 🙌

[@TheEnglishCoach]

awww thank you!!! I'll definitely keep making these videos... probably for many years to come, so we are on this journey together! :D

[@gonzapacini5668]

The English Coach it is because of your passion that people stick around! Maybe some bc of the looks 😂, do u plan on releasing a new fast speech video soon?

[@jogeshsingh854]

good knowledgeable video people should watch it if they wanna work upon their vocabulary . good work Stephanie

[@darlangomesmoreira8942]

Hi, darling, you did it! Keep your great job up, please! May God bless you and your whole family in Jesus' name!

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Thank you!! ❤️

[@amrosapavilhoespremoldados3463]

Excellent, congratulations Mrs.Stefanie!

[@asjacyra87]

I really hate this words: Beard bird Beer Bear

[@maikemenezes]

I loved the video! Today I can pronounce all of these sounds correctly, very different from when I first tried to learn English. Though these sounds were not as troublesome to me as the pairs Ball/Bowl and Fall/Full. I think that for portuguese native speakers these two sounds can be truly difficult to tell apart. So if you do any other pronunciantion videos, please include those, it'll help a lot of people! You are a great teacher! The best!

[@dendimusiclyrics6668]

Oh my god, you're so beautiful. I just can't express my thoughts about how wonderful you are.

[@ilovemyindia1181]

Very helpful video thank you

[@cindymiller7310]

It was very helpful! I’ve lived in the states 25 years & for sure some words are tricky. Can you please next time keep flashing the word you are pronouncing? I was starting to get confuse. Thank you for doing this video!!!

[@andersonbirochifernandes2717]

That’s the kind of voice and pronunciation that i would love to hear all day long for my entire life...😍

[@soniamora2170]

Se aprende muy fácil contigo! Excelente

[@binootiniano6822]

This is the kind of video I was looking for a long time.Thank you so much for taking the time to share this videos with all of us Stephanie. Im going to watch this video over and over again.God bless you coach

[@KabukiWarrior369]

Hello! I am from Russia, and I very like your lessons! Thank you so much!

[@Seviino]

Hi Stefanie, what a good video you did! I HAVE TO SEE IT AGAIN!. I don't know if I'm in a position to ask for something since I'm not one of your students but if you can, I would like that you make a video about this examples: oldest/older - biggest/bigger - shorter/shortes - longest/longer etc. etc. And when we have to use each one. Thank you very much.

[@Malware99]

Hi Stephanie! New subscriber here! I'm an English-Spanish translator, and I really love the content you are putting out in these videos. It helps me out to keep my English fresh. Keep up the good work!

[@asn345kj]

Thanks for sharing it, This video is very useful for foreign students

[@ОксанаРемезова-т9с]

Thanks for your lesson! Could explain the difference between work and walk in pronunciation?

[@aruaco0123]

For me Jpanase,I recognize the difference between man and men,I never thought that pronouncing these two words corectly is really difficult though.Another one is want and won.I can't find the difference out between them,especially when I repeat watching this part over and over again.I'm gradually getting confident in English thanks to you.

[@sergionevesoficial]

Very good. I'm Brasilian and I'm learning English. Your videos helping me so much.

[@srdre8053]

Excellent teaching video. And also it was really fun to me.

[@markangeloposugac836]

Welcome back Stephanie. Thanks for the guide. Already downloaded the guide. 🙏❤️❤️❤️

[@Paul-e]

Coming back to this video. Strong basic. I like it.

[@gleydsonsecchi1237]

The more I watch your videos the more I find out i need to learn even more. The are really good.

[@andrevargas1984]

Bom dia, Professora. Tô chegando agora no seu canal, exatamente pra aprender mais o inglês com nativos. 23.09.2018

[@MrJelty]

Good subject! I have been using English at work for a long time, mainly as an interpreter, and I spotted the other day that I tripped over a word Pepper. I wanted to say pepper but instead the word paper came off. Another thing I can't get rid of is long forms like There is, There is not, It is, It is not. I know I sound weird saying it like that but my mouth just got used to going with long forms.

[@joaoexplorer]

Stefanie, you have helped me so much. Your eyes are beautiful!

[@sentinel4858]

It's a good compilation. Practice over and over

[@jhonma24]

What a helpful lesson. Do you have any video about homographs? And thanks for helping us to improve our Pronunciation.

[@anavelten]

Hi Stefanie! I love your videos and I think they are getting better. I struggle with the pronunciation of "clothes" and "months". Thanks

[@saidfarid6382]

Hello professor Thanks a lot for your your help and advice. I really appreciate your job

[@diobalague2329]

love your videos... they're very intructive for people who, like me, are very demanding with themselves and therefore expect to speak english with minimun accent, almost as a native as you do when speaking spanish. thx a lot

[@jokergaming956]

Very good practice

[@ma3de781]

Thanks Stephanie

[@hy_sys8781]

Thank you🙏💕 so much Stephanie

[@willyrivero470]

Thanks a lot! A few of those words pronunciation were always a problem for me. Specially sheet and shit. But you're a natural for teaching. You make it so easy. Thanks for your time and effort to teach so good! You are also so pretty. It's become a must for me to watch your videos.

[@gabo77banda]

I really like the way you speak english. I would say that l can understand the 90% what you are talking about and the way you teach is perfect 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@eberplaceres7220]

Ohhh.. that was grate. A big big help for me. Thx. First time I really get the difference between those sounds.

[@jaroldmerida1896]

Gostei muito do video Me encanto el video Ya se 2 idimoas ahora voy por el ingles Thank you so much for lesson

[@Priliminha]

This video was very useful. Thank you for sharing it.

[@preetisolanki9585]

Mam i am from India .. I watching your videos is really helpful for me and now I perfectly pronounce words . Thank you so much 🙂☺️😘😘

[@diegoo2069]

In love with your hair :) Pls make more videos,it's very easy to understand your english

[@BeneditoSJSP]

Hey Stefanie thank you so much for all the tips, specially with the word "WORLD" 👍👍👍 It got pretty easy to pronounce it now !! God bless your life and your work !!!

[@rubencenteno7230]

Thank you for another awesome video. My favorite part of this video is how well you explain the differences between the word sounds. I use your teaching lessons for my own benefit and help family members with their English pronunciation challenges as well.

[@InfoLunix]

Nice video! Very helpful. I have difficulties with: TH sound Ph/F sounds ee/i sounds

[@erryraphael3672]

Glad my online teacher is back... 😘😘😘👍👍

[@dyomawarnuswantari4029]

Thankyou!! Your video was amazing and inspiring me to improved my english fluency. So helpfull.

[@IWebWatch]

This is the first time a see a video of yours. I've think I've missed a lot. It was very helpful tips on these words. What a lovely eyes. Thanks a lot!

[@MsGamerdi]

Thanks a lot for this video. It's very easy to understand you.

[@gabrielmedeiros4085]

You speak English so easy! I can understand the video perfectly, thanks for helping me! ❤

[@hayderadnan5003]

Hi! This is the first time that I watch your video! I like the way of your teaching. If I only listen to your talking, I will be really helpful :).

[@abdulsayedghafoori1560]

Thanks from your great lesson

[@daxpatel2689]

Excellent this is help me in the ieltes speaking exam thanks

[@susancassin1339]

Thank you so much! It's been incredibly helpful. I didn't quite catch the difference between "man" and "men" though. It would be nice if you featured these three in the next video: letter latter and ladder.

[@Ammar-xk6gr]

You are the best english teacher i have ever seen

[@edgardomendezvargas6630]

Thanks for your help. Now I can see the difference!

[@adrasthea17]

Thanks a lot for the tips. You’re a great teacher

[@COMMONSENCE9410]

This is very good. In the case of Free / Three / Tree , even though they aren't that identically pronounced, the problem comes when they are said fast in phrase. It happens with other words too, for instance It happens to me that I hear a guy saying " my front side walk" and sounds like "my friends I walk" that guy pronounces "front s(ide)" as "friends" for me, I still can't notice the difference when that guy says that phrase.

[@sergio5780]

You are the most beautiful teacher than I ever had

[@orrizonte8833]

Thanks you for your video. I understand your speaking completely. From Thailand

[@marcosmoura3493]

You are growing up and keep teaching very well. Congratulations

[@klang7445]

Most dictionaries don't tell the differences between the vowels of loose/lose, prove/proof and leaf/leave. Does it depend on whether the vowels are followed by a voiced consonant or unvoiced one?

[@alexandre.de.oliveira]

That's Fantastic! They are really useful tips.

[@katarinabarrosdeoliveira9662]

You are amazing!!!! You do everything seems to be easy. I love so much your videos!!!