How to read “anti, semi, multi” in #English 🇬🇧🇺🇸

[madleypimentel]

I needed this clarification. Thank you.

[psyche_sound-jl]

Thank you so much for your lessons ☺️
I literally learn so much watching your videos 😆

[youngvegas]

If i’m not mistaken, the pronunciation that ends in “i” is used in Northern and Western US, apart from the UK. The end in “ai” is US Southern.

[ledues]

Why is the UK's flag so beautiful? I love it

[floriansantos]

"Thank you Antonio, I use both, you're great🥰💙🌻💚🌷♥️🌹👍

[Phil-muur]

I actually watch you not just because you're really good in speaking english but also because you look so beautiful 😍

[gigipizzuto]

In American English the word "semi" is also what they call a truck with a trailer, in Italian "TIR".

[purwani]

You broaden my knowledge. Thank you, Antonio. You are beautiful person, one package. 👍

[selenechoi]

I love your videos! I’ve always been confused with this😅

[makeamilliondollar]

I just figured out that American speaker use same concept in a lot of cases

[saudghati]

I literally learned a lot from You, love ❤️ you for being my teacher 👨‍🏫 😀

[hkharis]

Very important discussion! One of the most confusing thing

[L-mo]

One sounds a lot nicer than the other 😂

[quynhvo]

Omg I have been confused with these my whole life. Thanks so much for the clarification!

[eleidarojas]

Thanks Antonio, for helping us with your tips

[teacherluisdelacerda]

Great video!! Thanks for this useful explanation.

[Zhimself]

I would go with the American one, 'cause I like it. 👌

[nn-euki]

Please make similar video with 'a' and 'as'. Thank u.

[douglasmarinho]

I had no idea about this! I always used the 'ee' sound

[Cheweydewey]

We use both in Australia. Whilst I use British one, one of my fds uses the American one.
How about ‘Dynasty’?
UK/AUS ‘Din-na-sti’
US ‘Dai-na-sti’ haha