Hadar | English Pronunciation and Fluency

Did you know these reductions in English? Could have -> coulda Out of > outta Try to practice it out loud with me!

Pronounce the difference between these two vowels: The tense /i/ and the lax /ɪ/

One core foundation of pronunciation? Function words are REDUCED. Not every word is created equal! Here's a quick example of what that looks like in words like THE and AND. If you want to learn more about pronunciation, comment the word CLASS to join my free pronunciation masterclass, where I'll be sharing more about why pronunciation is so important, and how you can work on it!

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What is one thing you want for yourself in 2 years from today? Think about it (journal about it if you like!) and really visualize that possibility. Sometimes, the biggest thing that stands in our way is our own limitations that aren't able to believe in what is ACTUALLY possible for us.

Here's a little trick to pronounce the TH easier when it comes after a word that ends with a T. Here are some more phrases you can practice: At the store Hit this target A lot they don't know

"How can I pronounce words ending in -ble?" That's a question I recently got from one of my students. Here's a little hack to help you remember! Can you think of any other words that end in -ble?

Here's how to pronounce the -ed ending (hint: it depends on what comes before it!)

The hardest tongue twister of all time?! Can you do it?

Practice your tenses out loud with me!