If you can say these 15 Words correctly, your English pronunciation is AMAZING!

Please note that I teach Modern RP, and there are many different varieties of English. This is, as always, a fun little test.
(I've recently simplified my system and now have just one link for everything!)

Watch my 'How to use GET in English: MASTERCLASS!' video here:

⏱ *TIMESTAMPS:*
00:00 Intro + PDF promo
02:13 1. brewery
02:54 2. entrepreneur
03:48 3. quinoa
04:35 4. meteorological
05:20 5. laughed
06:26 6. indict
07:08 7. athlete
07:48 8. genre
08:25 9. infamous
09:18 10. indubitably
09:53 11. environmentalism
10:34 12. iota
11:30 13. 12th of February
12:34 14. tzatziki
13:25 15. squirrelled
15:04 Outro

🎥 Video edited by Slava Poliantsev

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[EnglishwithLucy]

Hello lovely students! I would like to remind you that I teach Modern RP and that there are many varieties of English. This is intended to be a fun little test! Please let me know how you do!

[IDoNotFeelCreative]

I adore how respectful she is to other languages

[virkgale]

As a native English speaker, albeit Australian English I struggle to pronounce a lot of words correctly including meteorological. So don't fell bad for having trouble pronouncing a word that even native speakers struggle with,

[IDK..DUHH--u_dunno_me]

I'm not a native and am thirteen years old, got 12/15, and I'm happy!

[kerryannehogg]

I scored 100%. English and art have always been my strengths.

[onnanob]

I'm very happy with myself for getting all 15 correct. I'm a 58 year old male from Pennsylvania, USA.

[cintalopez-teijeiro]

You saying: I struggle with this word" It is so comforting. This was super fun. Spanish follower here 😅

[susanlowry]

Ok I’m a native English speaker, or as much as someone from Northern Ireland can be, but I found my pronunciation deteriorating the more I looked at the words. At first glance I could pronounce the words, if I didn’t think about things and had a sort of run at it. Then when I started to read things out syllable by syllable everything became suddenly disconnected and I lost myself amongst the weeds. This all makes me even more impressed by those that have English as a second (or third) language!

[davidseale]

I'm a 75 yr old Englishman and was expecting to get them all right. I got two wrong. One was a foreign food which I've never eaten but the other was Entrepreneur ! I have always pronounced it as Au - trepeneur so many thanks for clearing that up for me.

[MsNINO]

As a native Greek, the Tzatziki isn't pronounced TSA TSI KI but TJA TJI KI (like we say Jungle) and is also a greek word!Thank you Lucy...love your videos 🙏

[brendanmarchal]

In my opinion, the (12) "Iota" should be prononced as it is. It's a latin word (coming from the greek) [yota or eeota] so you should prononce it good like you do for "Alpha" "Omega" etc...

[incxert]

Can we use a seconds to appreciate her efforts ❤

[Rhys_Thorian]

that was great as always! only got indubitably wrong :) being german probably helps not stressing about the longer words

[roshnimanohar]

Got all of them right. Indian here, who married into a white British family, and had to teach them the spelling of pigeon (they thought it was pidgeon, still not out of the 14th century in many ways).

[josetom]

I got 10 right. I have learnt a lot. Thank you, Lucy.

[shafeequllahsatari]

I was mispronouncing words like 'quinoa' prior to subscribing to your channel, but this time I got 15/15 correct pronunciations. Thank you for such helpful videos. ❤

[Prof.Angshuman_Bagchi_Bioinfo]

I am from India and I have English as my first language throughout. Still I get to know so many things. I even stayed in the US, France and China. Simply love this lessosns

[Gianmaria_]

The word "indubitably" killed me. :) So 14 out of 15 for me. Thank you Lucy!

[deborahdillon]

What fun! Knew all 15 without a problem, love words! Looking forward to more.❤

[juliebiggerbear]

Got them all.
I have a weird sort of advantage though. I started life with a lot of medical difficulties, one of which was hearing, and once they fixed my hearing I got to have speech therapy for the first eight years of my life. I was taught to look at words critically, and just because a word was spelled a certain way doesn’t mean it would be pronounced the way it was spelled.
Sort of an early critical thinking regarding the English language! 😂