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)
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What do you hear?........
Что ты слышишь?........
It’s actually: Why did you lie?
На самом деле: Почему ты солгал?
When we speak fast, “did you” sounds like “didja”.
Когда мы говорим быстро, «did you» звучит как «диджа».
A… I… N…
А… И… Н…
Pain
Боль
Rain
Дождь
TRain
Поезд
BRain
Мозг
CHain
Цепь
STain
Пятно
English words ending in "ash"
Слова, оканчивающиеся на «аш»
W ash
Мытьё
Tr ash
Мусор
Sm ash
Разбивание
Cl ash
Столкновение
Fl ash
Вспышка
How do you pronounce this word in English?
Как произносится это слово?
Number 1… schedule
Номер 1… расписание
Number 2… receipt
Номер 2… квитанция
Number 3… croissant
Номер 3… круассан
Number 4… colonel
Номер 4… полковник
Number 5… though
Номер 5… однако
Number 6…. Write in comments!
Номер 6… напишите в комментариях
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