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Thank you for the detailed explanation, including the dictionary reference and your preference.

Heading says "susceptible and susceptibility" but pronunciation was provided for suggest.

I use bitjy

How do you pronounce the letter u in surround and surrender?

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around the time 1:08 in this video, is there a mistake in scripts of "suffix" ? I think It might be "prefix" according to your examples. right?

my name is ephraim (ee-frum) and my attention spiked everytime i heard "eh-frum"

Scythian

I get confuse with tire 😅

Great video

Thanks for your videos ! I like it and help me a lot

Thank you for that explanation that the mark that looks like an accent mark in idee fixe does not in this case identify the accented syllable.

Does anyone have the original video where the guy is pronouncing his name?

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Can you do one for the word oriented?

Can you do one for oriented?

Can you do one for oriented?

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Your work in english is fantastic ❤ thank you so much

Hi teacher, i love you so much ❤

I love the way, you explain things 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏 👏

Thank you for all your videos ❤❤

Thanks a lot I will like to hear iron pronunciation

What does Shammuh mean? Could you please make it clear

It was a very useful lesson

Greetings Ma... pls Ma where can i chat you up privately

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Hello, I need help with these questions, if you don't mind 1. A weak forms of words are...... a. grammatical words b. lexical words c. monosyllabic words e. multisyllabic words 2. Rhythm includes ...... a. segmentantal phonems b. supersemgental phonems c. both a and b d. Non of the above alternative 3. In ....... variation in the pitch of voice is used to contrast words intonation language a. Intonation language b. tone language c intonation and tone languages d. Stress timed rhythm language 4. Weak forms of words involve a. Lexical words b. Function words c. Common words d. all types of words Thanks in advance ❤

Very nice thanks❤

Im not an American but i often use it as..we will cross the bridge when we get there.

Hello teacher, Would you mind if I ask you a thing? Recently I was trying to understand the "æ" sound because I'm listening to a lot of native speakers from the USA pronouncing the words with "æ" in a different way. For example, Sometimes they pronounce words like that as "ɑ" For example in the word "Got" (ɡɑːt) The letter "O" is pronounced as "ɑ", But I saw a girl from California pronouncing the word "Ask" as she was saying "ɑ" like in "Got" and not "æ" as in "Black" "Cat" I noticed as well a thing, she was saying the word "Accent" more like "ɑ" sound AS WELL as in "got" I hope you're understanding what I mean.. That's why I feel like there are two ways to pronounce the "æ" But I wanted to know if there are really two ways.. Or, It actually depends how I wanna say that, Can I choose? I usually pronounce every single word that has the "æ" sound the same way as the words "Black" and "Cat" Without saying the "ɑ" sound.. And I know it's not necessarily the "ɑ" sound that they are saying, It is to me tho, I can't see the difference lol

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I showed this spelling to my Filipina wife and she pronounced it dEZ MoinEZ, emphasizing the EZ in both syllables. Too funny. Sounds cool, i guess

I’ve been saying “Th-oo-l” this whole time…😮

In this video: 00:41 real, reel 2:07 vowel to vowel linking before L (more here: czcams.com/video/bD61Chppv3w/video.html) 4:15 rule 5:08 jewel (more here: czcams.com/video/vp84CGPRMo0/video.html) 6:23 kneed need knead 7:50 drudgery 9:15 groupmate 10:15 opprobrium (meaning, public disgrace) 12:25 what are you and what do you (whudduhyuh) more here: czcams.com/video/Lbhcxlvq5nE/video.html and here: czcams.com/users/liveErov2Y4HIaQ) 14:45 Advanced Fluency Real Talk course: courses.speechmodification.com/courses/RealTalk 15:15 actually (more here: czcams.com/video/CaozM96AOLk/video.html) 16:20 virtually czcams.com/video/xVRrSo7gu1M/video.html 16:30 Searching on our channel: czcams.com/video/igepJSuGrzE/video.html 17:15 mischievous (more here: czcams.com/video/uO3SGUGhnp4/video.html) 18:15 seventy and eighty (more here: czcams.com/video/oWXuJQu1_nw/video.html) 20:11 have fun, always stuck (V to F linking, z to s linking) 22:00 distribute, distributed, distributing (more here: 23:00 online courses: courses.speechmodification.com/ 23:45 ninety, nineties 24:30 how do you 26:00 long words (honorificabilitudinitatibus) Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious czcams.com/video/nIY3oKdE7Ic/video.html 28:30 with you 29:55 Atlanta (more here: czcams.com/video/yyqKKmwu7RE/video.html) 30:45 veterinarian: czcams.com/video/nMJaRIGHKfY/video.html 31:00 version and virgin: czcams.com/video/0pOcqCRwFn0/video.html. and czcams.com/video/0TGoagROQmE/video.html 31:55 pronouncing "hi" (greetings: czcams.com/video/l78XoMGioRM/video.html)

u have instagram??

But why it’s 2 letters N sound if it’s only one N ?

can we remove schwa all the time before "r l n" ( ˈfjuːəl / ˈdʒuːəlri / ˈdjuːəl / ˈkruːəl / sɪˈkjʊərəti ....) ? pls give me an answer

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To me it's hard to say struggled, it seems i'm saying "struggold" 😅hahah i keep training! That's very nice of u to teach us, thanks