Words With Different Pronunciations

Here are nine common words that we can say in different ways in British English. For example, we can pronounce "either" in two ways - and both are correct. Check out the other words!

[ubaidrehman]

Hi fascinating video nice way to learn thanks

[abdouliesanno]

Thank you so much. I embraced your teaching.

[ramzymetwaly]

Thanks a lot Clare . Your pronunciation is perfect!

[goolijina]

thank you Clare - this is excellent - you articulated very well with examples

[chochowin]

It is so nice and useful for me. Thanks!

[angelmichael]

excellent. I like it. keep it up.
Mike

[matinagrimes]

I often wondered why people pronounced thing’s differently but now I understand USA really tried to break free from even the mannerisms and pronunciations. I like both ways sometimes. My sister says the British speaks correct or original English 😀 some of it is adorable and some I can do without. Thank u

[domenicofantauzzi]

This piece of lesson is very interesting, congratulation

[eachandeverything]

I've heard of sultanas, aren't they a type of raisin?

[karukoll]

Nice video! Would you please let us know why the word 'suite' pronounced 'sweet'?

[羊义]

English Pronunciation is a pain in my neck, never gonna figure out

[ismipraptomoofficial]

well..it's really awesome. it will be more nice if you give the example in a dialog

[domenicofantauzzi]

Actually, all your lessons are very interesting. I wish you good luck in your life,

[Scatpack-Superbird]

How does it come, to pronunce "either" in two ways ?

[hishamabdusamad]

Good !! what about other words if we (not a native speakers) pronounce them wrongly ??

[nataliepuda]

Often pronounced with a silent t is common????

[epov]

Thanks so much! I've just learnt the possibility of pronouncing /skƆn/. Very interesting video!

[NighthawkX]

'Keltic' are you kidding me? LOL

[heinzwolf]

What  about  director,   financial,   diversity  and  so  on?   And  what  about  falcon?   Or  almond?