How to Pronounce February (2 Correct Ways)

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[@mammamia2418]

Finally, I CAN PRONOUNCE IT PROPERLY!!!

[@maherabbas3294]

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[@SpeechModification]

Sure, thanks for the suggestion!

[@auroranorthernlights6787]

Hi may I ask you is there a hidden "y" sound in this word? I understand that there is a hidden w sound. Thank you.

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, yes, the /w/ sound falls between the "you" and "air" syllables. The "y" sound is only there in the "Feb you air ee" pronunciation, but not in the "Feb roo air ee" one.

[@erenymousa8969]

How to pronounce copy and print our

[@erenymousa8969]

Print out

[@SpeechModification]

Good suggestion, I can cover your words in a future class.

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, I'll be covering your words today: th-cam.com/video/hOLwpbkTxlg/w-d-xo.html

[@bzzzt]

it is february

[@agua9999]

saying February without the silent “r” us as difficult as saying “the rural juror”😂

[@sueme1954]

Americans used to pronounce the r and dropping it was a mistake. Just because it is common does not make it correct.

[@SpeechModification]

On the contrary, language changes over time, and through use. Correct pronunciation doesn't remain static. I agree that there are many ways in which we pronounce words incorrectly, but leaving the first /r/ out of February is not one of them. www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/February www.britannica.com/dictionary/february

[@ASMAAAhmed-cw2ob]

Thanks❤

[@SpeechModification]

Here's a video for all of the months of the year: th-cam.com/video/IDnsQzXGwgI/w-d-xo.html

[@iannnavas]

I loved this video! Thank you so much! It's a quick and useful video 👏👏

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks!

[@ramzy-6566]

Hi, in american accent there are two difference vowel chart IPA, for two symbol :
1 - is this symbol /e/ the same sound for /eɪ/
2 - and is this symbol /o/ the same sound for /oʊ/
or
this symbol /e/ unstressed for stressed /eɪ/
and this symbol /o/ unstressed for stressed /oʊ/

[@SpeechModification]

We don't have /e/ or /o/ by themselves, we only use them in diphthongs /eɪ/ and /er/ ("air"), /oʊ/ and /or/ ("or"). Different dictionaries might use the symbols differently, however, so look for the guide to symbols to see what they use for the sounds.

[@ramzy-6566]

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[@tricky_english]

@@SpeechModification I agree with /e/ but I do NOT with /o/ cuz /o/ is the long O as in go in American English. The /ʊ/ is disappearing and the schwa is being used instead the /ʌ/ and /ʊ/. The /u/ is moving forward being less rounded

[@Thewitness-wb1ie]

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[@ru40342]

I always thought February should be pronounced Feb-brew-uh-ry
the "a" sound in February should be pronounced as in car, not care right?

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, the "ar" is an /er/ "air" diphthong in "February," so like "care."

[@girlbye8608]

Feb yew air ee

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[@rrrrssss4128]

Thanks alot

[@bernardgavino1405]

In the pilipins we say PEB-BRAAAH-REEE

[@5477haha]

tenure

[@SpeechModification]

Good suggestion, I can cover it for you in an upcoming class.

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, I covered your word today: th-cam.com/video/SAzu3qNHiJ0/w-d-xo.html

[@sweetcaramela6402]

Thanks a lot teacher

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