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How to Pronounce Difficult Words in American English [Student Request Part 5!]

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

 

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How well can you pronounce these tricky words in American English?

 

Considered

Can vs. can’t ("Can't" has two pronunciations - one with a True T and one with a Stop T. The Stop T pronunciation is very common with native speakers!) Next in this series: How to Pronounce Difficult Words in American English [Student Request Part 6!].

Adulation

Degenerative

 

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