How to Pronounce Ordinal Numbers in British English!

Master consonant clusters with these tricks!
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In this video I discuss ordinal numbers and how you can pronounce consonants clusters like a native speaker. So, watch this video if you want to improve your British English pronunciation!
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[@justinking5964]

I feel grateful and obligated to spread such great english pronunciation learning channel to as many learners as I can.
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[@LeanEnglishPronunciation]

I'm glad you like my channel, thanks for your comment!

[@domerelly]

Thank you, Ed, I really love your videos❤

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You're welcome, thanks for your comment!

[@giuseppecelia]

Thank you Ed, extremely useful!

[@LeanEnglishPronunciation]

You're welcome!

[@Harrun]

Thank you. This was very helpful.

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You're welcome!

[@pro_anglo]

Thank you for the great lesson!

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You're welcome, thanks for your comment!

[@zulaikha6043]

The best video 😊I like it ❤️

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Thanks for your comment!

[@Nati__1987]

Me gustó mucho el video, Ed.
Creo que me lo enseñaron en el colegio, pero se me olvidó.
Saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱.
Acá en Chile, existe una palabra en particular, con la cual hay que tener mucho cuidado, ya que cambia su significado según el contexto.
Ésta palabra, es la palabra "weón".
La palabra "weón" tiene tres significados: Amigo, Tonto, Sujeto o persona.
(Si la persona es mujer, se dice "weona").
Un ejemplo: "Weón. Ese weón es muy weón".
Eso quiere decir "Amigo. Ese sujeto es muy tonto".
Otro ejemplo muy clásico es:
"El weón weón, weón"
Eso quiere decir: "El sujeto tonto, amigo".

[@LeanEnglishPronunciation]

Muy interesante, gracias por tu comentario!

[@franciscomateus3346]

Awesome. The number 12º is the most difficult to pronounce.

[@LeanEnglishPronunciation]

Yes, it's difficult. Thanks for your comment!

[@spider-man2370]

As a German 'sixth‘ is incredibly hard to pronounce🥴

[@LeanEnglishPronunciation]

It's difficult for native speakers too, that's why we remove the /s/ sound.

[@mirelesilva8604]

Thank you Ed, from Brazil!

[@LeanEnglishPronunciation]

You're welcome!