18 Most Difficult Words to Pronounce in English | Common Mistakes

In this lesson, you will learn 18 of the most difficult words to pronounce in English and common mistakes that learners make! However, don't despair, because by the end of the lesson, you'll know how to pronounce these words correctly.

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[obrawenie]

Thank you for this lesson, but please, do something with the quality of sound.

[haroldlake]

It's is a fascinating video. There are many words that we tend to mispronounce, indeed. I'd like to watch more videos like this because pronunciation is essential to me. Thanks for sharing.

[alirezaali]

We would appreciate it if you made a lesson of the UK 🇬🇧 most difficult towns to pronounce.🌹🇬🇧

[bienemaja]

Yes, I would love for you to make a lesson about cities in the UK.
I actually want to give you some feedback as well. Unfortunatly, the background music was a little too loud at times.

[gilanri]

very well Teacher, Thank you, your class is interesting.

[hazmathzal]

Andrea, I would absolutely love a lesson with the pronunciation of UK city names. And lemme just say you know this video helped a lot because all this time I have been pronuncing Greenwich as Greenwich. So cheers a bunch for this banging lesson:) you rock!

[okan]

Hi Andrea, that was such a good video. Your voice makes me feel better and I'm one of big fan of your videos. If you share video about pronunciation of UK cities, well known football teams, players and coaches you will make me appreciate. Take care.

[ColHogan-buxq]

Please put furniture in this room in order to make the resonance disappear. Lower music too (bass and drums).
Excellent lesson, by the way. Precise, no wasted time, perfect indications (international phonetics).
Break a leg.

PS : "Often" probably comes from the German "offen". The origin of the "t" is part of the inumerable mysteries of the English language...

[ameliebunton]

Very interesting, thank you guys for another great video 👍🏻🙂. I believe the Cambridge dictionary is very useful to learn the prononciation (British and American one).

[Biulaz]

I'm so thankful for your tips, Andrea! Brick by brick I've been learning with you each day more.

[hazmathzal]

Andrea back with another fascinating lesson as always. I don't even know how to thank you guys for helping me improve my English. You guys rock:)

[madelainehofmann]

Thenk you for this lession. But the Music bothered. lovely regards madelaine

[pbqcipf]

Thank you for the lesson!!! It was great!!! I haven't known only one word))) And now I know it!!! Thank you so much ❤️

[kiferfrank]

Love this lesson my teacher! Thank you very much for your effort

[anissacarmien]

Thank you for this video, effectively these words are very tricky to pronounce for us...Thank you a lot.

[fernandanunez]

You’re a genius Andrea! Very clear and useful

[hi.panorama]

I love this series related to the pronunciation, it helps me a lot! ♥️

[rbomuev]

Thanks, Andrea for these nuances, it's very helpful and valuable.I'm a kind of proud of myself for having raspberry, recipe, Greenwich, leopard problems
only.Nice day to everyone!

[cabdilaahiaspiima]

We need the lesson about the uk cities please 🖐🙏🙋‍♂️

[mosemaurotronci]

A fantastic lesson, thanks Super Andrea, from Italy :)