Can you pronounce these 10 MOST DIFFICULT English words?

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Hi everyone.

Welcome back.

Today I'm with my husband Stuart

We're going to show you how to pronounce the most difficult words in English

the super easy way.

Let's go.

First, how do you pronounce this word?

Of course. No.

The easy way.

Just say the opposite of “open”.

Close.

For example.

Where did you buy those clothes?

Did your mum dress you?

Okay. Next.

No tables here

When you want to say this word, break it up like this.

Comf tble.

Comfortable.

Comfortable. Comfortable.

Comfortable.

Comfortable.

- Are you comfortable? - Not near you.

I don't wear any.

- You don't wear any - Clothes?

The easy way.

How do you pronounce it?

- Jinx! Buy me a Coke! No

Do you have any jewelry?

oh. Wait.

I got something here.

We're in St James Park right now.

And there are lots of them.

These things.

this is a very difficult word to pronounce.

How would you pronounce this?

There's a few difficult sounds in that word, actually.

It helps if you pronounce the

squirrel.

You don't need to pronounce it like a SKWU

No, that's too difficult.

Squirrel.

Next. Do you want one of these?

100%? Yes. Yes, of course.

How do you pronounce it, though? Sausage.

Sausage? No.

Sausage.

Sausage. So

How do you pronounce it?

This one.

Fruit in the suit.

A lot of people find this sound

really hard to pronounce in words like “ghoSTS”

“aSKS”

Yeah.

“criSPS” but you have to do something fun.

You have to become a jazz drummer.

And repeats it faster.

this word

I know it's quite difficult for some people, so the easy way.

Let's get rid of a K. ARSED

Asked. Can't be arsed.

Can't be arsed

I asked him and he couldn’t be arsed.

Sounds exactly the same as asked.

How about this one?

What do you think?

No no no no no no not quite.

so get rid of the “TH” sound altogether.

Yeah.

For example

How many months pregnant are you.

how many months pregnant are you?

Hey, come on.

Not you

And this one.

What do you think?

Just say sick TH

“Sick”, like

with a TH

You can pronounce it SIXTH, but it's very tricky

It's tricky, innit?

Yeah.

For some people really difficult.

So SIX -TH

Yeah that's tricky. That is tricky.

Just pronounce it the easy way.

- Yeah yeah yeah 100% - sick TH.

When's your birthday?

The sixth.

It's not like it's not. It's the third.

It's your birthday. The sixth. It's not. No.

My birthday is on the

26th.

Oh my God this one.

No not vegetable.

How do you pronounce it.

Vegetable. Vegetable.

Have you had your five a day?

Five vegetables?

No, I'm on my sixth vegetable.

Six vegetable. I'm very comfortable.

a bit of flatulence.

These two go together.

Very well.

Literature and culture. No.

Break it down nice and easy.

That has a glottal T there

Literature, literature?

What are you studying? Literature.

some people say London has no culture.

What is British culture?

Fish and chips. That's not even ours, though.

- I think we stole that - Chicken tikka masala.

We stole that

We steal everything.

- Roast dinner - Seen the British Museum.

It's ALL stolen shizz

okay, so we're going to go give some sausages to some squirrels.

No, don't do that.

But you can tell us what you think we should do with the words from today

in the comments.

That's it for this one.

Yeah.

Make it like a really long comment using all of the words,

- but make it make sense - Can you?

Also follow stew on all of these things.

I could have done so much better then

See you in the next one.

Ciao!