In this English pronunciation lesson, we look more into connected speech and how the sounds /w/ and /j/ (y) are used to link vowels together. Learning about intrusive sounds in connected speech will help you improve your English pronunciation and rhythm, as well as understand fast speech and native English speakers much more easily. 🗣️ Join Emma's Pronunciation Hub Today: https://courses.pronunciationwithemma.com/podcast Follow Me on Social Media: YouTube: www.youtube.com/pronunciationwit...
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In this English pronunciation lesson, we look more into connected speech and how the sounds /w/ and /j/ (y) are used to link vowels together. Learning about intrusive sounds in connected speech will help you improve your English pronunciation and rhythm, as well as understand fast speech and native English speakers much more easily. 🗣️ Join Emma's Pronunciation Hub Today: https://courses.pronunciationwithemma.com/podcast Follow Me on Social Media: YouTube: www.youtube.com/pronunciationwit...
S2. E14. How to be more British: Strange Things Brits Do That You've Never Noticed (Ft. The British English Podcast)
Pronunciation with Emma Podcast
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S2. E14. How to be more British: Strange Things Brits Do That You've Never Noticed (Ft. The British English Podcast)
📄👉🏻 DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE English Pronunciation Pack and get started with English pronunciation: https://pronunciationwithemma.kit.com/4fbd29bc3e 🎙️ Listen to my episode with Charlie here: [ADD LINK] In this fun episode with Charlie from 'The British English Podcast', we dive into the quirky, funny, and often baffling things that only British people do! From tutting and constant apologising to objects, to other odd habits that non-Brits find confusing. Tune in for laughs, insights, and a lighthe...
Pronunciation with Emma Podcast
In this English pronunciation lesson, we look more into connected speech and how the sounds /w/ and /j/ (y) are used to link vowels together. Learning about intrusive sounds in connected speech will help you improve your English pronunciation and rhythm, as well as understand fast speech and native English speakers much more easily. 🗣️ Join Emma's Pronunciation Hub Today: https://courses.pronunciationwithemma.com/podcast Follow Me on Social Media: YouTube: www.youtube.com/pronunciationwit...
