Practice American English pacing and rhythm with this lesson. Learn how to stress main words and reduce the little words. Also, check out my musical talent using wooden spoons :)  

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Most people could use a boost with ER sounds. Here are bunch of them for you! 

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It's the little things in our life that count. That's the same with making changes with your speaking skills. With practice, you can reach your goals to sound clearer and more natural.

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Listen to these distinctly different pronunciations for the same letter.  It all depends on which sound is following the letter X. 

Here's the breakdown. If the sound after X is a consonant sound it will be pronounced "ks".  If the sound after the X is a vowel sound and the next syllable is stressed  (bigger, louder and longer) than it will sound like a "gz". Easy cheesy.

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How do you pronounce the word "our"? Teachers and dictionaries will show you the full pronunciation, but today you will learn the real way to say it!

This is helpful for you to fast-track towards sounding like an American English speaker!

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"ew" as in dude, food, true, new, soup, through, juice, lieutenant.

"you" as in mutual, unique, beautiful, value

Lots of practice words and sentences in this lesson.

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Practice saying the Starbucks lingo correctly to get a cup of joe! (slang for coffee)

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We can always interrupt someone by saying, "excuse me..."  In this lesson, you will learn a variety of other interruption phrases and ways to return to the topic of conversation. You can use these in casual and business conversations.

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Music credit: Harry the Bassist and Guitarist!

Practice saying (or not saying) the T in these words. A great practice using the ever popular NOT contractions (didn't, can't, won't, don't, couldn't, and wouldn't)

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credit: Mercenaries 2 song "Oh no you didn't"