An American Accent Tip to Help you Sound More Natural Today
In this American accent quick tip lesson, you’ll learn how to sound more natural when making plans, scheduling appointments, or discussing events and even the weather! This is a tip you can learn today, practice tonight and use tomorrow!
Didja Know About This? A Tip to Better Understand Native English Questions
Wouldja like to know more about how native English speakers combine and reduce words, especially in questions? Oh you're gonna love this lesson! Some funny things happen when Ts and Ds pair up with "you" and "your."
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More Help Understanding Native English: 19 SUPER Common Word PAIRS that Reduce
GONNA, COULDA, HAFTA, LOTSA- what??? Another reason native speakers can be hard to understand is we combine common word pairs- ALL the time! In this lesson, you will learn about 19 of these SUPER common word pairs. Knowing these everyday reductions can help you sound more natural and native in...
Pronounce English Words Correctly: 5 Common Suffixes
Pronounce hundreds of English words correctly by learning how 5 SUPER COMMON suffixes are pronounced AND how they impact stress patterns within words. This will help immensely if your goal is to sound more clear and natural in your spoken English. Be sure to grab your FREE Common Suffixes...
How to say words like CERTAIN and MOUNTAIN | Glottal Stop, Glottal T
Yet another funny thing Americans do with the T sound! In this American Accent lesson you'll learn all about the Glottal Stop, or the Glottal T, which you hear when native speakers pronounce words like certain, mountain and button.
Key Takeaways:
1) The Glottal Stop/Glottal T is pronounced in...
10 Common English Words You (Might) Mispronounce | Common Mistakes
Some very common English words appear to lose a syllable when spoken by native speakers. In this American accent lesson, you'll learn about 10 of these words that aren't pronounced the way you would expect by looking at the written word. Fixing these common mistakes will help you in your journey...
How To Say the TH Sound and R Sound Together | American Accent Training
In this American accent lesson you will learn how to say the TH sound and R sound together in words like three/through/throw and phrases like "over there" and "for them."
Key Takeaways:
1) The sides of the tongue are already connecting with the inside of the back top teeth as you...
How to Say Girl and World | American English Pronunciation Lesson
In this American English pronunciation lesson you will learn how to say girl and world as we work through those tricky R-L sound combinations!
Key Takeaways:
1) Any time you encounter a tough word, break it down one sound at a time
2) Move through the sounds in slow...
How to Pronounce the TH Sound after T, D, N
In this quick tip lesson I'll share a trick to make pronouncing TH after T, D, and N much easier!
Key Takeaways:
1) T, D and N are all Ridge sounds or sounds made with the tip of the tongue at the alveolar ridge.
2) It's an awkward movement to lift the tongue tip from the ridge and move...
How to Say Numbers in English | American English Pronunciation
Wondering how to say numbers in English like fifteen and fifty? Thirteen and thirty? In this American English pronunciation lesson, you will learn how to pronounce numbers in American English and practice these numbers so you can avoid confusing the tens and teens. Be sure to grab the free...