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Learn to pronounce the words 'words','learning' and 'new york'

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The letter C also sounds like /k/ in consonant clusters like CL and CR in words like clap, clean, client, crib, cream, crime and so on. Pronouncing some consonant sounds in Isolation in English is super hard, especially the "R" sound and the situation becomes more challenging when it comes to pronouncing the R sound in consonant clusters. I'm a native speaker of Brazilian Portuguese and I've been studying American English pronunciation for a while and I haven't been able to perfect my R sound in consonant clusters yet. I often have a hard time with it. However, I'll just keep trying until it comes out naturally. I won't give, up after all, practice makes perfect, right?

For American yes, but unfortunately I'm teaching Cambridge English so I can't use you as a model...Good vid though.

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I’d like to request you to make videos about sound in American English because we haven’t been taught about sound in English in our school. So please make more videos and thanks for your efforts that you’ve shown up on RUclips.

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Please tell me about it the is difrand American and British nglishe l now is c spelling s with a.o .y and c speling k with i .e please tell me

🙃Thank you so much, Tiffany. This video is very helpful.

Thank you Tiffany! I have never study about that. Now I understand the difference between the sound "s" and "z" in the end of word. I go to study that content/video again and again until it enter in my mind.

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Thank you so much for your awesome teaching video.

He’s right, when speaking people tend to drop the syllable to say the word faster or slur it together in their speech. You can say it both ways and still be correct.

Are you his teacher?

I hear it both ways. It's a subtle E, almost a half-syllable, I would say.

youre just wrong, he said it properly

I say in-ter-es-ting.... don't torture this poor man 😅🫣 it can be said both ways. This comes off annoying, arrogant, and desperate....

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Not to be a hater, but I'm pretty sure most dictionary pronunciations list it as "in-ter-est-ing"? The slurring of the t-e-r into just a "truh" sound is more of an American dialect thing than anything else, which I would argue disqualifies the e from being considered a silent letter (unless 'intresting' one day becomes the universal pronunciation, in which case it would be).

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Is this american eng or British?

Wow this is really interesting 👍

Good point. If someone said “I will see you tomorrow” to me I might get confused and have a stroke

that’s lowkey racist lmao

I enjoyed it.

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Wow, that's really impressive!! that's help me a lot in my English speak. thank you !!

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Nice , it would be nice if you could make english lessons on movies

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Offcous you can say different words for that because you're English teacher and having more vacabry of words

very interesting

Such a simple, fully understandable and effective comments of these words! Thank you so much! The only one puzzle in your reflection of this video: a sound "shwa". No clue what it is.

Thank you so much Tiffany, is there any new plan for English teaching ?

I think living in two countries is always great. Go for it 👌

Ur video was very useful for me

Hello my teacher, I'm Ismail from Iraq, I am a university student studying English, but I can’t understand someone when he speaks quickly, and I also find it kind of difficult to get the sound out correctly, so I hope you can help me how to communicate with you. . Thank you very much my teacher