Similar Sounding Words - Part II

[@tranvankhoa3724]

This video is helpful, too. Thank you, teacher so much. Best regards

[@pronunciationsnippets]

I appreciate that you took the time to comment on my video! 🙂

[@HDLenglishlearning]

And also appreciated for making understand us more about English

[@pronunciationsnippets]

Thanks for your comment! I will definitely keep making videos that hopefully will help you in your journey to learn the American accent. 🙂

[@danivarghese8776]

Hi ma'am,,..i liked your video presentation.because Your talking like my college English teacher. ❤.keep going. LOVE FROM INDIA.

[@pronunciationsnippets]

Thank you so much, Dani--I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. 🙂

[@mdmobashshirulhaque]

Do you have video on IPA symbol pronunciation?

[@pronunciationsnippets]

Thanks for your question, Mobashshirul. I do not use the IPA because it uses special symbols that my students have a hard time remembering. So I just use the letters on the keyboard to represent the sounds of English.

[@aquimarcarvalho7800]

❤ 😮

[@perplexed76]

you are pronouncing Ron, Paul through deep A or O?

[@pronunciationsnippets]

I'm using the "ah" sound, as in "father."