Speaker - R sounds (10:30)
speaker (google)
speaker (Merriam-Webster)
R-Colored Vowel Sound / ɝ / as in "first" - American English Pronunciation
R-Colored Vowel Sound / ɚ / as in "after"- American English Pronunciation
I am vs. I’m - use contractions
You’re, we’re, etc.
Contractions
The last few days
Thought - TH sound
This - TH sound
The - TH sound
American TH sound
Not - Open O vowel sound (sounded too much like an AAA sound)
Try to make the center of pronunciation in a front of your mouth
Partly - don’t say the T as strongly (21:20)
partly (google)
hybrid
Well - say W, not V
well (Merriam-Webster)
well (google)
Home - H sound (Russian H vs. English H)
home (Merriam-Webster)
Consonant Sound / h / as in “home” (My English)
Pattern - American English t → D sound
pattern
pattern
COworkers - stress on CO (I heard coWORkers)
coworker
coworker
Twenty - the E in this word sounds more like an “uh” then an “eh”
Twenty (Am: Google)
twenty (AmE: Youglish)
twenty (BE: /ˈtwenti/)
twenty (BE: Youglish)
Twenty (Rachel)
Same thing - examPLE is like exampuhl, not exampel
Messenger - messenjurrr, not messenjehr
messenger
messenger
Twenty, example, messenger -> 20:10
Situation - sichooation
situation (Merriam-Webster)
situation ( google: si·choo·ay·shn)
Actually - /akshully/ /ak·shoo·uh·lee/
How to Pronounce Actually by SpeechModification
How to Pronounce ACTUALLY by Tarle Speech
actually (Merriam-Webster)
Sounds American: ACTUALLY – PICTURE – LECTURE
Sounds American: ACTUALLY – PICTURE – LECTURE (My copy)
Our - /arrr/
Walk - W, not V
Hot - open O, not AAA
How to Pronounce HOT /hɑt/ & HAT /hæt/
hot
Hotter - T to D
Started - /starded/