Fix These Pronunciation Mistakes (part 2) - American English

Common Pronunciation Mistakes You Must Fix - 17 Words - (part 2)

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[spitzeidiomas]

This is pure gold for non-native English teachers like me... Thanks!

[jillgreenaway]

It should be clarified that this is applicable to those aiming for a USA accent. My first language is UK English and my pronunciation is very different to what you are recommending.

[baregildegomcesval]

This teacher teaches the American pronunciation; the English Standard one is quite diferent.
In english there is not a 'perfect' pronunciation, but slight though noticeable regional variants, not to mention the very specific idiolects of each and every particular speaker. When one becomes proficient and in full command of a language one becomes creative and innovative; Joyce's Finnegan's Wake, Faulkner and Beckett come to mind.

[moshesierra]

After living in New Zealand for over18 years, the pronunciation of american English is rather different. In British English people pronounce the TH when saying month, literature sounds like Li- TRA CHA, much easier

[taimadeeb]

The only teacher that gives the state of flow to her followers.. I don not even notice the progress of time and for how long I watch

[abadalrhmazkoo]

It is a very important lesson to straighten out my pronunciation! Teacher Lisa thank you so much for this amazing presentation!

[juanjoseallara]

Lovely: a miracle, we won: never to hinder whereas learning enthusiastically with you Lisa. Thoroughly the mere.!!!

[girlfromgermany]

The differences of American and British English can be confusing, at least for non-native speakers. Not only the pronunciation is very different, sometimes there also are very different words for the same thing.

[solvirtudazo]

This is very helpful for us non-native English speakers. Thank you Teacher Lisa!

[claudiapescetto]

Lisa, thank you for these great tips. You’ve no idea how useful they are!

[ranunculus]

English is so crazy. I thought "war" and "were" are pronounced the same, not "war" and "wore." Thanks for teaching us the basic words Lisa. I really appreciate it ❤

[adaidedosreis]

You are the best teacher ever!!! Thanks so much for your teachings!!! Kisses from Brazil!😘😘😘🙏🙏🙏👍

[yanyongm]

Thanks for your kind contribution, Lisa.

[salmavillagomez]

You are the best teacher I’ve heard. I wish I had found you long ago. Thanks

[miguelangelperez]

Thank you Lisa I feel even more confident after learning with your videos. Pretty helpful. Last time in NY many people were impressed my English was so good :-D

[margreetanceaux]

‘Phlegm’, hearing it pronounced correctly, is a revelation to me, in the Netherlands:we have the word ‘fluim’, which sounds almost the same! ‘Fluim’ has a negative connotation; it’s spitting in an inappropriate situation, like while walking on the street.

[nataliciodacostapacheco]

Hi Lisa,
I am always eager to hear from you!

[mariaceciliauehara]

I’m impressed with all lessons that I learned from you. Thank you so much. God bless you.

[Iristheflorist]

It surprises me how many words I've been mispronouncing like photographer, second o sounds like a...your way of teaching is great, thank you!🏆🥇🏅👍❤

[angelokitio]

Photographer, is one of my favorite words to pronounce in English. Thank you, Lisa,