These Strange English Words are IMPOSSIBLE! – Heteronyms

When I studied Mandarin I learned that it has far more of these kinds of dual meaning or different pronunciation words than English does.

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I can't notice the difference in pronunciations for the digest. Help

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8:23 The same exact thing happened to me. I picked up some tom yum soup, the lid had a slit on it and the soup spilled all over my seat and console. The Airbag warning light stayed on for a couple of weeks until I got it all cleaned up. .

Oh my gosh! I have never heard the difference pronunciation of "minute". Very useful video.

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Great lesson! I've personally dealing with these kind of words and how to recognize each of their variations along these past months. Some words can be really tricky with their different iterations. Thanks for the video!

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معلمة جيده، شكرا لك.

useful collection! Thanks! if you call it crazy English, then what should we call it?!

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कहीं अंधेरा तो कहीं शाम होगी,
मेरी हर ख़ुशी तेरे नाम होगी,
कभी मांग कर तो देख हमसे ए दोस्त,
होंठो पर हसीं और हथेली पर जान होगी।

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Thanks ur videos that always help my oral english.

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"tier" also sounds like "tear". Just for the record.

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Thx Rachel for this class/video! Lots of insights pronunciation-wise, as usual! I loved the script of this particular video! The way you glided from one example to the other was smooth! It made me wish it would never end. I have a question… Could this change in stress also happen in heteronyms with more than 2 syllables?

Wow ! What a great lesson ! Could you make another video discussing more about word stress .

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It’s been a quite interesting english class, I really enjoyed it

6:30 and on, isn't it there a mistranscription?

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Hey lovely Rachel. How are you? It's me Arwa from Egypt . Please I have a question relating to pronounciation. I will be thankful if you can help me out .
I know that the flap t sounds like soft d which means you hit the upper alveolar ridge really quickly without the stop component ; that is obvious when I say word like " party " . When I say the flap t in the word party , I do just like I said earlier. But when I say the flap t as in "get it " I do it automatically , and when I watch my tongue in the mirror , I see that the tip of the tongue doesn't touch the upper alveolar ridge as in the word party although it sounds and feels like a flap t too . Is that normal and correct ???
I am waiting for your reply.
Thank you in a advance.

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Why doesn't American phonemic transcription use the "colon" to prolong vowels, for example /fa:/ther?

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Pretty awesome and useful lesson! Really love this one, keep up the good work. Learn so much with your videos. Thanks a lot!

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I don't think "dove" is correct as the past tense of "dive." It shold be "dived." Otherwise: DIVE, DOVE…HAD DOVE?

As for "snuck," you'll never convince me that that is correct. Ugh.

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Excelent quality video and a wonderful teacher. Loved this lesson, thanks a lot!

Oops! You mixed up [bæs] and [beɪs] while comparing "base" and "bass" (the instrument)!

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I'm out of work looking for a job but yesterday i just gave up trying to get a job becouse he didn't understand me , " i was trying to say " : are you hiring ? , and he kept saying what ....i guess he understood are you hiding . At the end i just said ( no nothing ) and walked away with my head down. Embarrassed
Can you plese help me with the pronunciation between these 2 word ? Thanks in advance

Just loved this video, thank you very much for all the NEW vocabulary i KNEW here.

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@Rachel’s English Actually, you mixed up the pronounciations of “adress” as a noun.

Yes you are right ✅ English is very confusing language.

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Beautifully made clip. Thank you, very helpful!

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