13 Commonly Mispronounced Words in English *PART 2* | Go Natural English

Hey, naturals. What's up? It's your favorite American English teacher Gabby here to help you with the most commonly

Mispronounced words by English language learners part two that's right if you didn't see it yet check out

part one in part one

I really concentrate on helping you with those r-colored vowels that are

Sound like words like word or world or work for example, but in part two

We're gonna take a little different focus because there's a lot of words that are very easy to mispronounce in English

Right I know so if you're curious about what those words are and if you want to practice with me then keep watching

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now let's begin with the top 13 most

mispronounced words in English Part 2

I'm gonna say each word twice, and you can practice it with me to develop your amazing American English

Accent. Are you ready? Let's go!

I read your comments in part 1 and I saw that you had a few more words with the /r/

Sound that r-colored vowel that you wanted to practice with me so number one is

worm

not warm or

warm

but

worm

worm

number two

warm

not worm but

warm

My jaw really drops when I say that vowel sound warm

number three called not Khalid but called

Called now

We're getting into words where English language learners often want to add extra sounds so listen carefully

how to pronounce these words

without

Adding anything extra even though you might see it in the spelling and when you look at the word you want to say that sound

That you see, but don't say it just pretend. It's not there. Just like someone you don't want to see it's not there

Don't say it. Don't see it. Don't say it number four is cause

not cows

but cause

cause

Five is similar but different Chaos not cows, but Chaos

Chaos

So we actually do say each vowel sound separately in this word unlike many other English words

number six jewelry not jewelry, But jewelry

jewelry

So we cut out an extra syllable there

number seven

Architecture not

Architecture, but

Architecture

Architecture

Architecture

So notice how the c and t sounds blend together in this word if this is your profession you're an architect

architect

eight photograph not photography, but photograph

Photograph, there's a couple of things going on here that I want to bring to your attention

First of all in American English we make a t into a d when it is between two

Vowels such as the oto in photo. So notice I don't say photo. I say photo

Photograph and the second interesting point for this word is this stress. We stress the first syllable. Do you hear it?

photograph photograph

That's a little bit too much right, but I'm just trying to show you

photograph photograph, not photograph

Maybe in your native language you say something with a different syllable, I know in

Spanish it would be photographer number nine

vegetable not vegetable but

vegetable

Vegetable so that first syllable is so strong. It makes the second syllable disappear a similar thing happens in number ten

comfortable not comfortable

but comfortable

comfortable

The stressed syllable is so strong that the one after it pretty much disappears comfortable

number Eleven one of my favorite words

Chocolate so again so much stress on the first syllable that the next syllable kind of disappears so it's not

chocolate

its chocolate

chocolate

12 Tuesday, not two as day, but Tuesday and

13 another day of the week

Wednesday, not Wednesday as it's spelled but

Wednesday, so that syllable after the first one also known as the second syllable

Disappears because the first syllable is so strong so remember this grouping of most

mispronounced words because there are

Syllables that completely disappear and we have to pay really close attention to the stressed syllable

so remember to go back and watch part one so you can see more examples with the

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