Serious business, learning how to say the middle T sound, the vowel "aw" and the d'ER.

Lots of American English practice and different than the British English pronunciation.

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One woMAN, two woMEN. We spell the last letters differently, but we pronounce the last letters the same way. 

Learn the two ways to pronounce the WO in these words. 

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Listen to Revised Lesson in Ep 48.

 It's easy to say this sound, but its really difficult for many languages to pronounce it the American English way! For those of you that do not have an H sound (breathy, air coming out) like the American pronunciation. This sound lesson is for you!  You might listen especially if your native language is Arabic, Indian Languages, French, Dutch, Czech, German, Greek, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, and Vietnamese.

Tongue Twister: Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, how many pecks of peppers did Peter Piper pick?

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The two-letter word OR is pronounced entirely different when used in a conversation! This is excellent practice for those of you that would like to learn about casual conversation using an American English accent.  You can practice this reduction of OR in any casual or business situation.    

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We have to talk about things that have happened in the past. With regular verbs, that means we add an -ed at the end of our words. There are two different sounds you need to learn. Listen and learn!

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I am calling these words "repeat offenders" because so many people have difficulty pronouncing these words! Listen to this lesson and "set the record straight" by knowing the correct way to say these common words.

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The American English sounds TH and ER are so difficult to pronounce! In this lesson you will be practicing both of them.

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Learn how to pronounce the American English H, and when to NOT say the H sound. Yeah, American English is so wishy-washy!

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Tag Questions take time to learn. Understanding how to put the words together AND how to use your voice to indicate whether you are honestly asking a question OR change the pitch of your voice, and you may be implying that you already know the answer. Be careful, listeners may get the wrong idea if you are not using your voice correctly. ⁠https://proaccentcoaching.com/contact/⁠