Stop pronouncing these words wrong!

Improve your British English pronunciation with me.
In British English we don't stress the suffix -ally. It sounds more like -ully.
If you are from another country where -ally is stressed please comment down below! I love hearing about different accents and ways of pronouncing words.

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[reginaworthey]

In America, "annually" has 4 syllables. That "u" is pronounced.

[mrloncha]

I'm confused about "Externally", not about "ally", but rather the first vowel.
In your speech and some other dictionaries it appears like /ɪ/ rather than /ɛ/, and I know it's pretty close to each other and I'm not a native speaker, but it's pretty confusing because I can't stop hearing a /ɛ/ there. For example hearing "Externally" and "Internally" multiple times I can Clearly hear the difference in the first vowel but Dictionaries and many other people say it's the same vowel when there's no chance.
And I'm pretty sure you don't pronounce this two words differently, meanwhile the dictionaries say so. Can you do a small video about it?

[landonmyers.]

it's english, it's not suposed to make sense lol

[DoctorLincoln]

Intern alle? Njan vicharchu intern ayirikyum ennu.

[giuseppeforte]

I'm a little bored with English pronunciation

[Nataly]

Si comienzo a deletrear me largo unos pedos.