Or with a different accent? Let’s look at this word up close and in slow motion.Let’s compare the stressed UR in ‘hurt’, on the top, with the unstressed vowel in ‘research’, on the bottom.

It’s more of a schwa sound: uh. There is a greater difference in British English between the length of vowel sounds, with some being pronounced significantly longer than their American counterparts. Ham, ham. Share the pronunciation of honest in English: Spelling and pronunciation. This will bring up a bunch of options where someone that this system thinks is American is saying this word.

This is the sound we use: OH. first, let’s listen to the American pronunciation.Step of your life… There’s no rule either at how fast you have to read them or what pace…And now let’s listen to the British pronunciation of ‘either’ looking at the final syllable.Things which mainstream politicians were either unable or unwilling to say.They’re a little different in the ending. Know.Let’s take a look at a sentence. Thus, we shall be specializing in British English sounds: you’ll study each single English sound and can grasp every one so that you could sound extra native-like. The past and past participles of learned, spelled, and burned in American English are written as learnt, spelt, and burnt in British English. Unstressed vowels are shorter, so there isn’t as much time to make the full mouth position.I hope this video helps you understand this sound. There’s not a British pronunciation and an American pronunciation when it comes to the vowel or diphthong sound in the stressed syllable. In American English, advertize is also possible. Now, if you are curious about American English and British English pronunciation differences, I made a video several years ago where I went over American English vs. British English vowel sounds. This website uses cookies to improve your user experience. Many of you have questions about British English vs. American English. Is this one of the American English and British English differences? A small sample but it looks like the AI pronunciation might be more common in British English.Let’s go to ‘neither’. Check out the video that I made for more information on this topic. honest example in a phrase. Hurt, ur. Either.

Or with a different accent? In this American English pronunciation video, we’re going to go over some of the differences in vowel sounds in American English and British English.Today, I’m going to make a video with another awesome English channel on YouTube, MinooAngloLink.The reason why I’m collaborating with them is because they’re in the UK. The snobs said she was as common as dirt, but she was honest and hard-working pronunciation Pronunciation by alex0ttignon (Female from Singapore); To be honest. Always er–.But in British English, it’s not really an R sound: err.

The vowel is more pure there, right from the AA into the N sound.An example with M: ham, haaaaam.

Er. Thanks.

Er. The snobs said she was as common as dirt, but she was honest and hard-working . Now, you may be wondering when should I use which pronunciation? So rather than: either, er, it’s more like: either, uh, er, uh, er.The ER ending is treated differently in American English versus British English. In pronunciation your receptive skills are all about listening and hearing different sounds, words or features in spoken English. The idea is that saying EE, ‘neither’ or ‘either’ with the EE as in SHE vowel is American, and saying ‘neither’ or ‘either’ with the AI diphthong is the British pronunciation. Do you know this resource?

Let’s go back to Youglish  to see.

I didn’t think so. Let’s start with the OH diphthong. now, let’s go get that example for neither. I did a little looking and I found that there’s actually a misconception out there about the pronunciation of ‘neither’ and ‘either’ in American English vs. British English. Er.

So I can type in any word or phrase, today, we’re studying: neither, neither. Share the pronunciation of honest in Catalan: With [n] and [m], we have an extra ‘uh’ sound after the vowel. I’ll keep track of how many of each pronunciation we hear in the side bars.Okay, at the end, we have either coming in 10 times and either coming in 3 times.Now, this is a small sample but it looks like the EE pronunciation is more common in American English. Phrases.

Can you pronounce it better?