101-200 Most Common Words | Australian Accent Pronunciation Exercise

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[@languagegym4934]

Loved this exercise! Waiting for more. :)

[@birucindysubey7358]

Love this.. waiting for more

[@AhmedAli-ld3ci]

Thanks mate ,,

[@douglasmarinho3653]

This VOWEL sound of the word HER is so similar to the U Sound of French language

[@SanTiagOD92]

I think it's the same sound in somes "e" in french, I can't remember right now when it's used. (French got a lot of "e" sounds for me, a native spanish speaker haha)
The "e" that starts in the the base of the throat, like the U but with the mouth open.

[@douglasmarinho3653]

@@SanTiagOD92 exactly! I think the same thing! By the way, I have been thinking about to study French after English

[@yoyoeldas]

Douglas Marinho more like the œ sound in French

[@douglasmarinho3653]

@@yoyoeldas yeah, you're right, actually I've never known what are the differences between them

[@jennykarel6911]

thanks a lot..

[@yancyzaogeark]

Nice! 😀

[@gagamukti3073]

I am wondering how would aussie say 'literally'? Does anyone know? Or that word isn't common in Australia?

[@twinkiedinkskating851]

I am American but I have heard it be said like lit-elly

[@KristaAlyssa13]

Litcherally”

[@bottompercy]

Quick question, do Australians say herb "erb" like Americans? Or do they pronounce the h like British people? Just curious

[@ElectricHeaded]

Truly just depends but usually herb!

[@호이-c8k]

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