Learn 3 Advanced English Words📖

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[S.S.]

You have a dinamic personity for your students as a perfect teacher, who know about his subject completely.

[ThiagoRodrigues-ilvs]

Hey Rachel, your videos could inspire a new TV show, like that one in which children has to spell the words. Oh, I would fail even in my own language 😊

[quantum]

Thanks for the super-useful words, Rachel. I wish you Happy Holi (festival of colors) from India. Have a sweet weekend, Rachel.

[MetaMan_]

Thanks a lot.🤝
A relaxing weekend.🪴🪴🪴

[dhanunjoykumer]

Nowadays I haven't seen you what happened

[MPhonemicEnglish]

Oh dear. 'Pertinent' is an unexpected puzzler. I do weird stuff with that one. We can start with the Merriam Webster's pronunciation 'pər-tə-nənt' (prtununt), but the audio pronunciation they provide does not match. It does match Rachel's pronunciation, which is 'prɂnunt'. I, however, pronounce it 'prɂnunɂ'. I replace BOTH T's with a glottal stop.