Different Spelling but Same Pronunciation? 🤔 #EnglishIsConfusing

Homophones are words that are spelled differently but pronounced the same. No wonder English is so confusing!
When we see the different spelling we assume that it should be pronounced differently, but English is not a phonetic language! So spelling and pronunciation don’t match!

In this video, you’ll learn about some of the most common homophones in English and how to pronounce them. We’ll talk about:
1:40 flower - flour
2:02 here - hear
2:21 sun - son
2:43 there - their - they’re
3:23 right - write
4:18 road - rode
4:36 hoarse - horse
5:20 soul - sole
5:46 war - wore
6:28 see - sea
6:46 to - too - two

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[edantes]

This is one of the most valuable videos in Youtube, as someone mention before you tackle those subjects where you know a person that speaks English as a second language struggle the most, I wish you would've been my teacher when I was in High School. You're the best Hadar.

[kowsarabdulbari]

Thanks for being transparent with us! Sweety you're doing an outstanding job on YouTube 👍 and it's really affective

[andualem]

I love your Videos Hadar because English is your second language too, you’ve already know where English as Second language speakers struggle. If i watch your videos, I would not struggle no more on that topic. Because my second language is related your second language as Semitic language, I would be happy if you find the reason why Semitic speakers are struggle a lot to speak English fluently. Thanks Hadar.

[liliansouza]

I loved this program because I always thought I didn't speak them right, was amazing, it was amazing.

[tricky_english]

Flour /flɑʊr/
Flower /flɑʊər/
OW digraph in ‘flower’ is tricky. /ʊ/ is changed to a glide sound /w/ and it is transcribed and read as /flɑwər/

[DebMer]

Thanks for your videos! My ESL class just watched with me and enjoyed it a lot.

[emerson]

First, thank you for all your content! You do such a great job! About the write and right homophones pair, to the best of what I know, there is a third word: rite - a religious rite. So, I'd say that write | right | rite are all pronounced /raɪt/; if I'm not mistaken.

[CarlosAlberto-tqee]

Nossa!!!! Quanto eu mais tento, mais eu descubro que está longe de aprender. Parabéns pelo vídeo

[aleksandrkutko]

Awesome as ussualy.

Could you please make a short video about dark L in words like million, Metallica, killing (I guess it's dark L)), chilly, etc.
Appologies if you've done it already and I've simply missed it.

Thank you so much.

[andrewmagic]

Churchill and Shakespear are watching you! By the way, video is more than helpful because I thought that most of these words are pronounced differently... Thank you, Hadar! I'm so happy that I've met you!

[googlepage]

Thank you so much for the differents knowledge of words Prounciation .🙏🙏

[mariadelapazmarzana]

I'm so happy that I've found you. This video is so helpful

[rayanrayan]

hello! i'm from morocco. I just discovered your channel. It is very formative and educational. thanks a lot. really. Keep going

[bulgarose]

thank you for your extremely useful videos, Hadar.

[luisdanielrioshernandez]

You're the best teacher:)
Thanks for everything

[midhunavipin]

This video is so help me. Thank u so much

[NaniSabillon]

This video is so helpful 🙌🏼 it helped me so much

[rochimdsuryana]

Hello Nice Teache., In my opinion Spelling that is:One words it has a few Vowels&Consonans suuch as: BEAUTY word., it has alphabet Consist:B, E, A, U, T, and Y 😀thanks a lot🙏

[haroldkahl]

Besides at the end of a sentence, "to" also sounds like "too" when it comes before a vowel, as in "I went to a party." Nitpickers would say you shouldn't even end a sentence with a preposition, but of course we do it all the time, informally.

[aparecidoferreiravais]

Hi Hadar these words is very difficult to understand I get confused thanks a lot for your video
Have a great Thursday my beautiful teacher 😉🇧🇷