How To Say The English Alphabet For Beginners/Advanced

You probably learned how to say the American English alphabet as kid or while you were in school--but that may also be the problem! When you first studied it, the way you learned to say the English alphabet or how it was taught often was not exactly the way it is heard in North America. This can be an issue when you need to speak with someone in the US or Canada, say, over the phone or in other situations where it may be necessary to spell a word. So, whether you are a beginner, intermediate, or advanced learner, this video will help make sure you are pronouncing each letter not only clearly, but also naturally!
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Want more work on placement? Check this out: ruclips.net/video/bLzqby2Um0M/видео.html

[@erytroxylon]

Thank you so much for the video!

[@FluentAmerican]

Thank YOU sir! Hope to catch you tomorrow in the stream (and that the pharmacy doesn't smell like cigarettes)

[@erytroxylon]

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[@FluentAmerican]

appreciate you! hope school is going well (or are you on winter break?)

[@lynhphan4444]

@@FluentAmerican Yep . I’m on winter break. Thanks !

[@ritikchaudhary611]

If we become good in low placement and breathe so possibly we could sound like American.But placement make sick and you all the time say low placement and lot of air. This is video is good though coz you pronouncing alphabets on natural pace and covering all.

[@FluentAmerican]

thanks Ritik! As always, lower the placement, but if it reaches a point of strain, that's a sign you may be going TOO low!