By Julie Cunningham, MA, CCC-SLP, licensed speech-language pathologist
(Video Transcript)
Get ready to expand your English vocabulary. Here are some very advanced words in American English! Next in this series: How to Pronounce Difficult Words in American English - Advanced English [Student Request Part 13].
nonchalant
ignominious
Worcestershire
truculent
surfeit
No frills, no boring instructions, just the pronunciation - at regular pace, slow pace, and up close and in slow motion. Speak like a native with this video!
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