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What about the verbs? I am PHOtographing a landscape or I am phoTOgraphing a landscape or I am photoGRAphing a landscape? I PHOtographed a landscape or I phoTOgraphed a landscape or I photoGHAphed a landscape?

I feel that I always make /gr/ sound into /kr/ sound TT. And dont know how to fix it

The loud swallowing had begun to become annoying

Thank you very much!

Yesterday I found potato chips with worcestershire sauce, in a nearby grocery store! Extremely unusual! I used unusual in a sentence, and the story is real, it tasted good but I don't know how to pronounce the name 🥹

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I'm in Western Pennsylvania, too! Wouldn't a true pronunciation be the long E because the "EE"? Would "crik" be considered dialect, or we'd call it Pittsburghese?

I use to say 3 syllables. Usual is a good word to tell Z from S.

So thankful it's not "pooberty"

Hhmmmmm After saying it both ways out loud here, I think I say it both ways but I probably slur it into the two-syllable often...or "often," depending on how you pronounce it

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Thanks for your explanation

In my mind the confusion starts back in a 1980's version of a police TV show series in the 70's (Dragnet?) where the song goes "Bom-Bom-Bom-Bom-Bweado.... BASE!" BUT... back then when you were getting car stereo systems installed you might hear it referred to as "BASS"....??? SO....???? Saying went, back then, ... "you need bigger BASS"??? Uh... what? So... it's BASE player, not (fish) BASS player, right? (Hahaha - please help. This has been messing my mind up for decades).

Amazing 😻 will go back here once in the while

Wow thank you Lady I'm Learn English

socks vs sucks

As a non native English speaker, your explanation and pronounciation makes the most sense to me compared to other teachers. I do hear the difference when you say those words, but when I try to pronouce them, it is just difficult. I always thought dr/J are pronounced in the same way, until people look confused when I try to say "Jane" but "drain" came out. Now I know what I need to do to improve, thank you so much.

I use both and do so with identity. Never thought of it. From my experince, some Brits don't like at all to hear words like "twenty" skipping the T but don't seem to mind in words like identity

the beeping sound in the beginning of the video nearly sent me away

Why on earth have I missed your lessons for such a long time? I really like the way you explain it. 👍

Thanks Jennifer!👸🌹

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Pls we need this word quirk sometime I pronounce it like cork 😢

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thank you

Hi Jenny, can you make a video on how to pronounce mower and more, I would appreciate it.

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She said shet? 😅😅 but it should be shit

In nice I can hear the s sound,can I just drop it (s sound) and pronounce directly the th sound of the next word beginning with th sound,things ? That is : ni-things . (I just pronounce the first sillable of nice ) hope it's clear what I mean

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What's the pronunciation of ing? Especially after w, like throwing. Is it wing or throwying?

Thanks a lot, you are fantastic.

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Thank you, Jennifer! You are a great teacher.

Thanks a lot for the Lesson today jenni Have a blessed weekend

Hi jennifer. The way of saying "counner" is something formal? You could say at a university and is right?

I skip the T because it's how I heard it almost always where I learned English, Ontario. Once my landlady told me to grab the keys which where in the kitchen, on the counter. There they were, on the gas counter. I understood by chance. That counter is contador in Spanish, the same. The large counter in a kitchen is what I called bench then.

@tarlespeech is it ur tiktok ? with glasses ?

I wonder if English speakers know that union comes from unite (and not from onion and just kidding). I mean, does it have sense: the UNION of 50 states makes up the United States of America

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Is this the First Nations pronounciation or...???

how do they tell them from each other?