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How to Pronounce Difficult Words in American English [Student Request Part 10]

By Julie Cunningham, MA, CCC-SLP — licensed speech-language pathologist

 

(Video Transcript)

This is the next video in the "Difficult Words in American English" series, as requested by my accent clients. Can you pronounce these words in American English?

 

poorer (adjective)

attributed (verb)

interesting (adjective - 3 pronunciations!)

 

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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