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- get ready to speak clear confident English in 2025 in today's lesson you are going to learn how to boost your pronunciation
- skills so that you can speak clearly and confidently anytime that you have an English conversation hi I'm Vanessa from speak englishwith vanessa. comom and
- like always I have created a free pdf worksheet with all of today's pronunciation tips samples sentences and everything that you need to boost your
- pronunciation skills in 2025 Plus at the bottom of the worksheet you can answer Vanessa's challenge question so that you never forget what
- you've learned you can click on the link in the description to download this free pdf worksheet today all right let's get started with our first pronunciation tip
- so that you can boost your pronunciation skills in 2025 my first pronunciation tip to help you speak clearly and naturally in English is with this word
- take a look at this word it is a very simple word listen to the pronunciation water
- water what's happening to that t in the middle of this word water it sounds just like a D sound and in American English which is what I
- speak because I'm from the US we change T's to D sounds when they're surrounded with vowels so what I'm going to do is I'm going to read a few sentences that
- include lots of T changing to D sounds I'm going to read it one time and then we're going to look at some of the words and then I want you to practice
- pronouncing those same sentences out loud with me this is called shadowing and it is the number one pronunciation technique to help you actually be able
- to improve and speak clearly in English listen carefully to the key wordss as I read the next few sentences yesterday I left my water
- bottle and computer in the car so I put on my sweater to go outside I always feel better when I'm warm later I think I will go into this city to see my
- friend I'm excited to see her you heard me say water botle
- computer can you say those first three words with me water bottle
- computer and then the next T changing to a d is a little bit tricky it's actually two words but the T still changes to a d I said I put on put on becomes put on do
- you see the same rule here still applies there's a vowel on either side of that t even though it's two separate words put on becomes put on and when you can learn
- pronunciation tips like this it will help your pronunciation of course but it will also help your listening skills because you'll be able to hear when
- people use this in Daily conversation the next two words I said were sweater and better it just sounds like a D sound can
- you say all three of those with me put on sweater better great work and the final three words that have the T that changes
- to a d are later cityy excited this last word just sounds like
- did excited let's say all three of those together later
- City excited all right now we're going to put it all together I'm going to read the entire section out loud and I want you
- to try to say it exactly with me at the same time let's do it yesterday I left my water bottle and my computer in the car so I put on my sweater to go outside
- I always feel better when I'm warm later I think I will go into the city to see my friend I'm excited to see her great work let's go on to the second
- pronunciation point that will help you to level up your speaking skills the second pronunciation tip that will help you to level up your speaking skills in
- 2025 is with this word you will becomes you will but in regular fast conversational speed we say Yol Yol you're almost swallowing the end of this
- word Yol and we're going to practice several contractions this is what this means two words put together with an apostrophe with the word will let's
- practice a few of them I'm going to read a few sentences and then we'll go back and practice them together let's make a plan for the surprise party next weekend
- if you'll bring the dessert we'll bring the wine and they'll bring the rest of the food It'll be such a fun time he'll be so surprised to see everyone there
- all right let's go back word by word and practice this pronunciation and I want you to try to say it with me the first two are you will and we will let's
- practice the first contraction y Yol Yol the next one we will becomes wool notice how you're almost swallowing that sound it is not clear wheel it's
- not clear like that it's Wool Wool and this is what happens when you're speaking in a regular a regular speed relatively fast American English
- pronunciation Wool Wool the next three are they will it will and he will so let's start with the first contraction they will becomes the
- you could say this very clearly ve but really when we're speaking in a conversation we just say th th th then the next one it will becomes
- it it notice here this is similar to our first tip that t changes to a D sound e e you might be wondering Vanessa you said that the T changes to a d when it
- is surrounded by vowels What's Happening Here There is an L afterwards well listen to the sound that's being
- used we're adding here a little schah sound which is a vowel so even though we don't see the vowel we're still pronouncing a vowel and it's making that
- t change to a d wonderful right so let's say it will as itle it itle and the last one is he will
- which becomes Hull Hull he'll be so surprised to see the party Hull Hull you could say heal heal that's very clear but when we're speaking quickly we're
- more likely to just link it together and say he'll be so excited he'll be so excited all right let's say this full thing all together and I want you to try
- to repeat exactly with me you can do it let's make a plan for the surprise party next weekend if you'll bring the wine we'll bring the dessert and they'll
- bring the rest of the food It'll be such a fun time he'll be so surprised to see everyone there great work the third pronunciation tip that will help you to
- speak clearly and confidently in English in 2025 is related to this word Gana gunana what is gunana you will probably not find this
- in a regular dictionary because it is a reduction Ghana is actually going to going to and then when we speak we just say GNA so there are many reductions
- that we use in English I'm going to put them most of the most common ones at least in a couple sentences I'll read them out loud loud and then we'll
- practice them together I'm going to write a book this year I know it's going to be a lot of work but it's something that I want to accomplish in my life I
- know I have to do a little bit every day to reach this goal I got to sit down every day with my pencil and paper I'm trying to write a chapter every week all
- right we had a bunch of wonderful reductions here let's go through them one by one the first one we just talked about
- gonna is going to I'm going to write a book this year unfortunately this is not true I am not going to write a book this year at least as far as I know it is
- only the beginning of the year who knows but when you're talking about the future you don't need to say I am going to write a book this year you can use this
- lovely reduction and just say I'm going to write a book this year do you hear how smooth and fluid and fluent that say sounds you're going to hear tons of
- people using this in conversations in movies and TV shows and once you know it you're going to hear it even more because all of a sudden your ears will
- be open to knowing more you know that Gunna is going to I guarantee you're going to hear this a lot the next reduction is wna it's something I want
- to accomplish in my life this is want to I want to accomplish this in my life life but instead I reduced this and said I W to accomplish it in my life I W to
- what's something that you want to do in 2025 the next reduction is haa haa and haa is have to notice that in the full word there is a v but in the reduction
- we pronounce it with an F have to have to I know I have to do a little bit every every day this is something that's a necessity I have to do a little bit
- every day for you what is something that you have to do every day maybe that is make your breakfast maybe that is go to work what's something that you have to
- do every day before we go to the next reductions let's review the first three and I want you to try to say them out loud with me so use your pronunciation
- muscles let's say them together Gana w haa GNA wna have great work let's go on to the last two to reach this goal I got to sit down got oh we have two rules
- coming together here notice the pronunciation of the t's G G oh it is not g instead the t is changing to a d why because there are vowels on either
- side got up and what does this mean this is a pretty big reduction reduced to something just small it is I have got to becomes I got sometimes in spoken
- English we might say I got or I have got a or I got to there's many variations of this but the most reduced version and I would say the most commonly used version
- is I got to I have a flight tomorrow at 700 a.m. so I got to wake up super early this is a necessity I got to wake up super early and our final reduction that
- we're talking about today is Trina it's sounds so weird when you say it by itself but in a sentence it's no problem I said I'm tryina I'm trying to I'm
- trying to I'm trying to write a chapter every week but when I say this quickly it sounds like I'm trying to write a chapter every
- week I'm tryina write a chapter every week I'm tryina can you say this with me tryina let's say both of those that we just practiced Gada Gada tryina Trina by
- itself it's a little bit weird but let's put it all together in the full sentences this way it sounds more natural and you can practice it as well
- so speak out loud Shadow directly with me as I'm speaking let's do it I'm going to write a book this year I know it's going to be a lot of work but it's
- something that I want to accomplish in my life I know I have to do a little bit every day to reach this goal I got to sit down with my pencil and paper I'm
- trying to write a chapter every week great work with these reductions let's go on to the fourth important pronunciation point that you need in
- order to speak clearer better more fluent English the fourth pronunciation tip we're going to talk about today is in this sentence I need to pick up some
- things for dinner tonight I need to pick up some things for dinner tonight listen to that little word two I need to pick up some things for dinner tonight the
- word to is change to du du I need the pick up some things for dinner tonight it's common in English as you might have guessed for te's to change in English so
- here we're just reducing it instead of having that puff of air I need to we're saying I need I need it's going to make our speech sound a little bit faster but
- it will really help you to understand fast English as well because you will hear this all the time so let's let's read a few sentences I want you to
- listen to me say it and then we'll go back and practice it together I've got to go to the store later do you need anything I need to pick up some things
- for dinner tonight I should plan out my meals for the week so that I don't have to grocery shop dayt day it takes a while to plan but it takes even longer
- to go to the store every day all right you heard two changing to duh a lot I want to say these sentences a little bit slower and I want you to repeat it with
- me did you hear how reducing to to Du makes the speech faster if you've ever watched an English movie or TV show and thought they just speak too fast I can't
- understand it's because of tips like this they are reducing to to Du and it's going to make those words link together a lot faster but you can do it too so
- let's say this whole paragraph all together I'm I want you to repeat it with me and I want you to feel how it feels in your mouth to reduce to to the
- word du du let's say it together I've got to go to the store later do you need anything I need to pick up some things for dinner tonight I should plan out my
- meals for the week so that I don't have to grocery shop day to day I like this phrase day to day becomes day to day day to day can you say that with me day to
- day day to day what are some things that you do day to day well there's a lot of things I do day to day I make meals day to day I plan out my day often just day
- to day I don't know what's happening tomorrow but I can plan today let's say the last sentence it takes a while to plan but it takes even longer to go to
- the store every day great work let's go on to our final pronunciation point to help you level up your pronunciation and speaking in 2025 the final pronunciation
- point we can't miss it's a doozy do you know what a doozy is a doozy means it's a big one take a look at this word I want to thank them can you guess what it
- is yep it's the lovely th there are two ways to pronounce th the first one is Vo vo them I'm using my voice them and the second way is with
- air thanks thanks so we're going to break these apart first we're going to practice the voic them and then we will practice unvoiced I want you to
- challenge yourself if this is a tricky sound for you put on your pronunciation helmet arm yourself with some courage you can do this take a look at this
- sentence where we're going to use the voice oist th there's a lot of vibration happening in my throat when I say these sentences they are going to that place
- where they first met the first thing I want you to notice is that my tongue is between my teeth they and the second thing is that
- there's a lot of vibration in my throat so let's isolate that sound and I want you to repeat it with me z z let's use a word they
- they they listen to this in the second sentence they will be another group meeting there as well notice that a lot of these voiced th words are not content
- words they're words like their they them another these are not words like Thursday thanks the theater those are considered more content words before we
- go on to the aired unvoiced th I want you to practice saying these sentences with me are you ready you can put your hand here on your throat to listen and
- feel for that vibration your tongue should be between your teeth and you can say the correctly with me are you ready they are going to that place where they
- first met there will be another group meeting there as well great work you did it let's go on to the second way to pronounce the th sound the second way to
- pronounce the th sound is unvoiced or we can also call it aired there's a lot of air that comes out listen to me say the word
- Thursday Thursday Thursday it's just air I'm not saying that's the first one that we just
- practiced this has no voice there should be not really any vibration happening instead just a long lovely stream of air coming out Thursday so if you want to
- take a little piece of paper you can practice this with me or you can just use your hand Thursday my tongue is out between my teeth in the exact same way
- as before and there's a stream of air so you should feel it on your hand or you should see the paper move Thursday Thursday all right let's say a
- few sentences using this aired unvoiced th we're going to emphasize each of the th sounds so that you'll be able to feel it on your hand or see your piece of
- paper move I want you to listen to me say it and then we'll repeat it together I have to work on a theme for my thesis today thankfully I am going to the
- theater with him on Thursday oh lots of lovely th Sounds here most of these are those more colorful nouns theme thesis Thursday they're not just pronouns like
- them this those types of less colorful nouns so we're going to say this sentence all together I want you to repeat with me you can use a piece of
- paper or your hand and I better hear that stream of air coming out of your mouth I have magic teacher ears I can hear you no matter where you are are you
- ready let's say these sentences together I have to work on a theme for my thesis today thankfully I going to the theater with him on
- Thursday great work so how did you do practicing all five of these important pronunciation tips to help you level up your speaking skills in 2025 before we
- go I have a special little surprise announcement that in a few months speak English with Vanessa is going to be opening the 30-day pronunciation
- challenge we are working on it right now and it is going to be an incredibly exciting course it's not open yet but if you want to be the first ones to get
- information about how you can join this course when it becomes available you can simply download the free PDF for today's lesson in today's free pdf you will get
- all of today's pronunciation points all of the sample sentences and Vanessa's challenge question so that you never forget these pronunciation tips and
- you'll be on my email newsletter list so that you'll be the first one to get information when the 30-day pronunciation challenge becomes
- available I can't wait to share this new course with you coming up in 2025 well thank you so much for learning English with me and I'll see you again next
- Friday for a new lesson here on my YouTube Channel bye but wait do you want more I recommend watching this video next where you will continue to learn
- how to speak English clearly if I said I took a stab at it would you think I was an incredibly violent person I hope not well you're going to learn this
- expression in this wonderful lesson I'll see you there
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