Can you pronounce these DIFFICULT words in English? #shorts

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[EnglishwithAntara]

Her gracious smile can light up the town!

[rajeev_hindustani]

You are just one of the greatest and best teachers in the world dear ma'am 🙏
We are proud of you and thank you so much. Love and respect from India 🙏❤️🙏📚

[tatjanakelly]

I love your videos and your smile, but I would like to see your natural pronunciation without always smiling. You are the best! Thank you!

[fallingstar]

Thank you kindly dear teacher Vanessa ❤️

[nurnur]

Your shorts are realy helpful, please continue👏🏻👏🏻🌺🌺

[antosorbo]

You should teach the schwa!there are specifico rules!

[munozinni]

If your family is awkward why are you amazing teaching english…keep’em coming!!! Saludos!!!👋😊👋

[mounirlight]

Good way to learn through these tips of videos

[APlusRussian]

Gosh, I've been saying "family" _phonetically_ (i.e., Russian style) for years 😅😅

[MousaFromPalestine]

I advise you to learn Arabic Fusha, because it is magnificent one

[erichbaumeister]

You should emphasize that you're speaking *British* English.

The pronuciation of these three words in the US has no silent letters.

Even in your awkward (play on words intended) saying of the first syllable of "awkward" ("awk-") you hear the diphthong, i.e. the letter "w" is distinctly pronounced in both syllables.

[kingofjungle]

Please hear my plea. Is there a ten thousand common words book in English that contains the word and its meaning and the word in context. Please give me the name of the book

[sharonestela]

I see a lot that English teacher put the "pronunciation sound" in letters..
But, that doesn't work unless you first teach the sounds in English.
Example, in English doble "oo" make a sound "u" in Spanish, but if we don't know it we will pronounce it as "oh".

[seetasingh]

I always thought the American pronounciation was different from the British.

[taowalker]

Family with silent "i" is american, not UK pronunciation, I guess

[Rake]

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