Shadowing-Übung: Pronunciation Practice: 50+ English Words to Sound Natural - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Shadow these difficult English words.
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I wanted to go through some words that you guys might have trouble pronouncing.
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I'll show you how to pronounce them slowly first,
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and then as a native speaker would pronounce them.
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Repeat after me, and repeat out loud.
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Not in your head.
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Part one.
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Reduced sounds.
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Com-f-ter-ble.
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Comfortable.
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This couch is comfortable.
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This couch is comfortable.
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Vegetable.
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I love that vegetable.
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Chocolate.
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Chocolate.
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I love chocolate.
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I love chocolate.
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Little.
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Little.
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My brother is so little.
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My brother is so little.
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Interesting.
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Interesting.
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That is so interesting.
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That is so interesting.
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Jewelry.
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Jewelry.
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I have new jewelry.
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I have new jewelry.
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Literally.
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Literally. That is literally awesome. That is literally awesome.
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Legitimately.
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Legitimately.
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I legitimately didn't know.
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I legitimately didn't know.
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Uncomfortable.
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Uncomfortable.
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I feel uncomfortable.
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I feel uncomfortable.
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comfortably comfortably I
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sit comfortably I sit comfortably
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You might sound unnatural because you're pronouncing every syllable and native speakers don't.
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Uncomfortable.
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Legitimately.
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Vegetable.
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vegetable.
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We reduce sounds.
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Now, this next part is what makes you sound native.
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Of a cup of coffee.
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A cup of coffee. For.
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This is for you.
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This is for you.
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N. U.
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N. I You and I.
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Your.
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Your phone is ringing.
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Your phone is ringing.
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Now some R sounds.
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Girl.
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I am a girl.
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I'm a girl.
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World.
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This is my world.
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This is my world.
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Bird I hear the bird I hear the bird Now,
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some consonant clusters Clothes Clothes These are my clothes
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These are my clothes Months.
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I went to the doctor two months ago.
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I went to the doctor two months ago.
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Shrimp.
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Shrimp.
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I ate shrimp.
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I ate shrimp.
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Now, some silent letters.
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Wednesday.
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Wednesday.
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I go on Wednesday.
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I go on Wednesday.
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Salmon.
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Salmon.
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I love salmon.
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I love salmon.
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Honest.
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Honest.
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I am honest.
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I'm honest.
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Q. I'm waiting in the queue.
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Receipt.
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This is my receipt.
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This is my receipt.
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Recipe.
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Recipe.
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Recipe.
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This is the secret recipe.
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Don't confuse receipt with recipe, please.
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February.
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February It is February It is February
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Island Island I want to visit an island.
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I want to visit an island.
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Castle.
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Castle.
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Look at the castle.
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Look at the castle.
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Listen.
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Listen.
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Listen to me.
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Listen to me.
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Listen to the Slow English Podcast.
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Hour.
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Hour.
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This video is one hour.
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Debt I need to pay off my debt.
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I need to pay off my debt.
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Subtle Part 5.
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This next part is very important to be able to understand native speakers.
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Connected speech.
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bottle of water.
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Bottle of water.
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I drink from my bottle of water.
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I drink from my bottle of water.
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I don't know.
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I don't know.
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What are you?
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What are you doing?
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What are you doing?
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Give me a second.
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Give me a sec.
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Give me a second.
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Want to.
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Wanna.
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Wanna go? Did you? Did ya? Did you eat? Did ya eat?
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Let me.
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Lemme.
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Lemme.
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Lemme see.
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If you only practice individual words, you'll never sound natural.
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You need to practice connections.
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If you're enjoying this video, don't forget to like it so that I know and I can make more videos like this.
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And don't forget to subscribe for more English practice.
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Next part.
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The sound.
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Three.
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Three.
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Think.
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Think.
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This.
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This.
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Notice the difference between think and this.
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Think you blow.
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This you vibrate, but both keep the tongue between the teeth.
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Think this.
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Think this.
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I think you are beautiful.
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This is your English class.
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Those are beautiful flowers.
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Through.
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I walk through the market. Though. Though.
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It was hard though.
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Throughout.
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Throughout the year.
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Thought.
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I thought about it. Although. Although I'm not sure.
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Very good.
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Part seven, rhythm.
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Unfortunately.
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Unfortunately.
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I unfortunately couldn't go.
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I unfortunately couldn't go.
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Fortunately.
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Fortunately.
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Fortunately.
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Fortunately, I found my sweater.
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Fortunately, I found my sweater.
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Especially.
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Especially.
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I especially love fish.
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I especially love fish.
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Reliable.
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Reliable.
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I am a reliable person.
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I am a reliable person.
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I am a reliable person.
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Very good.
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Congratulations.
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Congratulations.
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Congratulations to you.
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Congratulations to you.
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Circumstances.
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Circumstances.
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Circumstances.
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Those are the circumstances.
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Those are the circumstances.
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Keep going.
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Keep going.
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You can do it.
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Almost done.
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Almost there.
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Now, some advanced words.
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Unforgetable.
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Unforgetable.
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Yesterday was unforgettable.
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Yesterday was unforgettable.
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Infrastructure.
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Infrastructure. That is good infrastructure. That is good infrastructure.
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Entrepreneur.
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Entrepreneur.
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I am an entrepreneur.
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I am an entrepreneur. That one's so difficult.
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If you got it, congratulations.
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Very good.
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Bureaucracy.
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Bureaucracy.
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Too much bureaucracy.
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Too much bureaucracy.
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Very good.
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Aneurysm.
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Aneurysm.
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He had an aneurysm.
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He had an aneurysm.
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Very difficult.
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Insomnia.
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Insomnia.
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Insomnia.
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Last night I had insomnia.
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Last night I had insomnia.
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You're doing a great job.
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Keep going.
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Last one.
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Murderer.
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Murderer.
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He is a murderer.
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He's a murderer.
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This video is getting too long, so I will finish the rest of the words that I wrote next week.
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And if you have any other words that you need help pronouncing, leave them in the comments.
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Native speakers reduce sounds and connect words.
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That's what makes you sound natural.
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Repeat, repeat, repeat.
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I can't emphasize this enough.
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That's the only way you'll get better.
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Speak out loud.
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Practice with this video every day until it's nothing to pronounce.
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I chose most of these words from my Instagram.
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So if you want to be a part of next video's topic and the words that I pronounce,
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then go check my Instagram account.
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Like and subscribe.
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If you like this video, you'll probably like these next two that I made just for you.
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And remember, never stop learning.

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