Pronunciation Challenge: Singaporeans Try to Pronounce Tricky English Words! | Uncover65 Asks EP 49

Join us for a hilarious and educational adventure as our host challenges Singaporeans to pronounce some of the trickiest English words! 🇸🇬🤣

Watch as participants give it their best shot, stumble over syllables, and share some laughs along the way. Billy keeps the energy high with engaging interactions and light-hearted banter, making this video a must-watch for anyone who loves a good language challenge.

Can you master these tricky words better than our participants? Share your own pronunciation attempts in the comments below or tell us which words you find most challenging.

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Crew:
Producer - Glen Lai, Ho Jing Yi
Videographers - Ho Jing Yi, Glen Lai
Editor - Ho Jing Yi
Production Assistant - Ban Hoon

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[andreatan]

This host is fun to watch! Good sense of humor without being demeaning like some other street hosts

[APatricia-gsyn]

Should ask how to pronounce "Wednesday "

[eduardoking]

Shame on the pair of females who boasted their English was 9 or 10 out of 10. They got most of the words wrong!

[judedecruz]

He should tell them that we pronounce it the British way while those who said it 'wrongly' were pronouncing it the American way!!!!

[judedecruz]

Unfortunately some of the words he chose actually aren't used here at all. Whether studying or not, of course not used every day talk

[deviladvoc]

did bro avoid pronouncing worcestershire?

[letsgoletsgoletsgoletsgoletsgo]

nin na beh this is very frustrating to watch, limpeh is a born an bred ah beng and i got everyword, pronunciation and meaning

[denise-te]

The host should pronounce when the guest guessed it wrong or at least explain the meaning.

[athleticos]

Give a word ask
The meaning or give opposite of that word

[gracegovin]

Very poor in this area of the English language ..i must say ..the age group is chosen does not seem to qualify for this .

[Sgscouser]

Some of them are not even English. Maybe French or Spanish

[beetledune]

No need fancy word la..ask how to pronounce children can already.

[carrk]

🙄 These are NOT "tricky" at all. It's just that Singaporean English can only be understood by Singaporeans. Try speaking to people from any Anglo saxon countries and they won't comprehend half of what Singaporeans are saying. The pronunciation, intonation, sentence structure are all over the place.