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oh hey there i'm emma from

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english

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i don't know if you've started to notice

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yet or not but native english speakers

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sometimes

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disagree about the correct pronunciation

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of some english words and sometimes

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people can be really harsh about it

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unnecessarily i always get called out if

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i say h instead of h

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heaven forbid

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that said there are some common

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pronunciation errors that native

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speakers make and i've got 11 of them

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that i want to share with you in today's

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lesson and spoiler alert there is one

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that i have been mispronouncing

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all of my life

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have you subscribed yet if you love my

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this is going to be an interesting

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lesson for english learners of all

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levels but especially advanced level

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students we're going to focus on

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vocabulary and pronunciation skills

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today and this particular lesson is also

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going to be quite relevant to native

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english speakers

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who may have been pronouncing these

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words wrong

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for most of their lives

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myself included now the reality is that

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there are differences in pronunciation

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between english accents and different

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dialects

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and me personally i don't really believe

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that there is just one single correct

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way of pronouncing a word in english you

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know the most important thing is that

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you are understood even if your

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pronunciation is not

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dictionary perfect all right so keep

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that in mind

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the first one

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ironically is

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pronunciation

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so it's

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pronunciation

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not

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pronunciation

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now i think it's easy enough to see how

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this mistake happens right we have the

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verb pronounce

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pronounce

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and that has the ow vowel sound in there

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pronounce pronounce

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but the noun

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pronunciation pronunciation

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has that uh vowel sound in there

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none

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pronunciation i mean you can see the

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different sounds right and you can

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actually see that they are

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written differently as well right the

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spelling's different so that's a clue

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this is the one that drives me crazy as

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an english teacher i'm using it all of

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the time but i have to restrain myself

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when i hear other people pronouncing it

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incorrectly and this is my friends my

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family members

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okay it's not pronunciation it's

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pronunciation pronunciation

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if you're a native speaker and you're

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hearing this for the first time try and

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catch yourself the next time you use

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this word casually in a conversation

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listen to how you pronounce it or how

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other people around you pronounce it and

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i guarantee you

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50 of the people will mess it up it's

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that common

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so how about this one

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do you say

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regime

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or regime the second one is the correct

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pronunciation

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the first syllable sounds like

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so it's not that short unstressed sound

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regime regime it's raging now for all of

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my english students out there this

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consonant sound

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can be a little tricky right it's the

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voiced consonant sound that pairs with

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shh

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so this is unvoiced

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uses our voice box but the exact same

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mouth position to make that sound so we

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status

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this one could be a little contentious

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but it should be pronounced as status

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not with the short a vowel sound like

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status but

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status

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though you will hear native speakers say

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both and to be honest look i think it's

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so often mispronounced that it's just

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become pretty normal right if it's not

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already an accepted pronunciation it

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probably soon will be

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status is correct

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status is very common picture

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picture

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picture so i'm just going to draw your

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attention to that little

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k

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sound right there okay

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it's really important that you make that

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sound otherwise you are saying the word

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picture

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picture so

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when this word is pronounced correctly

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you will hear that

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sound

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picture

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very subtle

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but this one is often mispronounced by

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native speakers

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this one quasi

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quasi

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my mind has been blown i thought this

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was quasi

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quasi but then i looked it up in the

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dictionary and i'm quite wrong i've been

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pronouncing it wrong my entire life

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i feel like this is so often pronounced

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as quasi i'm sure that there are many

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native english speakers who are out

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there right now

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realizing the error of their ways just

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like me is your mind blown too

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not quasi

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now if you're wondering

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what the heck is quasi anyway

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well let me explain it for you quasi is

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a prefix which means it is part of a

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word and it's added to the front of a

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word prefix at the front suffix at the

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back

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but you can't use quasi on its own right

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it always has to be together with

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another word and it forms a noun or an

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adjective and by adding quasi you're

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describing something as like that thing

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but not actually being it okay so if i

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said a family was

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quasi-religious it means that they

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appear to be religious

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but they're not really

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okay so it's a very cool

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advanced english word or prefix that

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now we know how to pronounce correctly

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don't we

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so this is spherical

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spherical okay so a sphere is an object

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that is shaped like a ball a sphere this

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and so it's really easy to see how this

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word is mispronounced right it's an easy

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mistake to make

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sphere

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equal spherical right

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the adjective spherical

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is pronounced with a different vowel

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sound okay so it's not

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spherical

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but spherical spherical

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and lots of native speakers mess that

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one up

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ask

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it's a pretty simple verb right

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but you'd be surprised how many native

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english speakers mispronounce it i was

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listening to a podcast just a few days

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ago and someone was saying

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it's important to ask

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your customers for feedback

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so have it that they've probably had

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since they were a child and they're

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probably not even aware of it you know

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it's ah

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and to be fair that consonant cluster is

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tricky even for native english speakers

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you will often hear little kids

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mispronouncing it as well

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but it is ask

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not ax

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and actually that's not the only example

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of this pronunciation mistake either it

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happens quite a bit with the s

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sound being pronounced as x instead so

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espresso

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expresso

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expresso which is incorrect

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unless i guess you are having a really

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fast coffee right super fast to go

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an expresso

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but if it's just regular coffee espresso

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espresso is the way to go

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especially not

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especially

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this one happens a lot this mistake a

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lot of native speakers will make this

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same mistake so if you especially like

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espresso coffee

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you want to make sure you spend a little

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bit of time practicing the correct

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pronunciation of espresso

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and especially

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now this is two syllables only not three

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okay you may hear some native speakers

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making a little mistake there and adding

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a third syllable in

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athlete

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now unfortunately this pronunciation

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actually results in some spelling errors

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as well so it's best to focus on the

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correct pronunciation right so that you

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don't make spelling errors as well but

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this combination of consonants here is

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pretty tricky

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so you might find that you're actually

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adding that extra little schwa sound in

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there slipping it in

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to make it easier to work those two

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sounds in together

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this is actually incorrect you want to

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do is try and push those consonant

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sounds together even closer and to

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practice it this is great pronunciation

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practice for any consonant clusters

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instead of adding a sound between the

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consonant cluster just

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pause

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okay so we have

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leaked

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okay so don't open your mouth before you

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finish the sound

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and then start bringing those sounds

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closer together

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athlete athlete

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so keep your tongue touching your teeth

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at all times all right

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first touching the bottom of your teeth

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then slipping behind

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af

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supposed and supposedly are both really

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interesting when we start to focus on

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the correct pronunciation

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supposed is usually used with the two

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infinitive following so

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suppose

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to supposed to do supposed to be all

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right this is a really common phrase to

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natural pronunciation with those reduced

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supposed to do supposed to be

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supposed to buy

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now native speakers actually take quite

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what the individual words are right

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what am i supposed to do about it

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form supposedly

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well that's when native speakers can

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really start making a few errors right

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that d

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sound supposably

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supposably and we use supposedly when

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maybe you don't agree with something but

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it's what some people are saying or

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believing in anyway

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that house is supposedly haunted

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kind of suggesting that you don't really

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believe if it's true you're not sure

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so there you have it that was 11 english

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words that many native english speakers

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pronounce incorrectly

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i wonder if any of them surprised you

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quasi was definitely a shock for me

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i think i'm still recovering from it i'm

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not sure how long it's going to take me

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to adjust

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look all in all pronunciation errors are

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not a huge deal so long as you're

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understood right but my point today is

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that if you think that native speakers

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have one perfect way of saying a word in

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english it's often not true

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amongst native english speakers we will

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bicker about the correct way to

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pronounce something we do it all the

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time

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but the good thing is we usually just

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get by right we still manage to

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communicate with each other

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despite our differences and our

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disagreements

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now if you haven't subscribed to english

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yet please do it definitely helps me to

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share my lessons with as many english

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learners as i can so hit that red button

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right down there and turn on

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notifications so that i can let you know

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when i've got a new lesson ready for you

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and if you're ready for a new lesson

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right now we'll check out these ones

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right here i'll see you in there