Can You Pronounce These Tricky English Words? (Test Yourself)
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What you will learn with Lingtrio: Tricky Vocabulary: Master words that sound similar (Rain, Train, Brain, and more)
Transcripción del vídeo con traducción
What do you hear?........
¿Qué escuchas?........
It’s actually: Why did you lie?
En realidad: ¿Por qué mentiste?
When we speak fast, “did you” sounds like “didja”.
Cuando hablamos rápido, « did you » suena como « didja ».
A… I… N…
A… I… N…
Pain
Dolor
Rain
Lluvia
TRain
Tren
BRain
Cerebro
CHain
Cadena
STain
Mancha
English words ending in "ash"
Palabras que terminan en «ash»
W ash
Lavado
Tr ash
Basura
Sm ash
Golpe / destrucción
Cl ash
Choque
Fl ash
Destello
How do you pronounce this word in English?
¿Cómo se pronuncia esta palabra?
Number 1… schedule
Número 1… horario
Number 2… receipt
Número 2… recibo
Number 3… croissant
Número 3… croissant
Number 4… colonel
Número 4… coronel
Number 5… though
Número 5… sin embargo
Number 6…. Write in comments!
Número 6… escriban en los comentarios
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