10 English Words You're (probably) Mispronouncing! | Difficult Pronuncia...

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In this English pronunciation lesson, I'm going to show you how to pronounce some difficult words. These words are often pronounced incorrectly and are common mistakes that many English students make. This is because the combination of sounds is difficult, or because there are silent letters and syllables.



I've chosen these words because they are common words and they are words that are often pronounced incorrectly by English learners.



These words are:

 - vegetable

 - comfortable

 - almond and salmon

 - et cetera (etc.)

 - clothes

 - jewellery

 - architecture

 - enthusiastic

 - word, world & work

 - photograph



Please note that the pronunciation of some of these words differs between English accents. I speak with an Australian English accent 🙂



Let's fix these pronunciation mistakes together so that you can speak English more clearly and confidently!


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