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If you've been following my lessons for a while, you might know that I have quite a few pronunciation videos. It's kind of my thing.
But what's happened is we've now got silent letters in one video, the glottal stop in another, British vs American pronunciation somewhere else... it's a lot of good info, but also a lot of clicking around.
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So I've brought it all together in one brilliant British English pronunciation marathon: over 200 words, said in my Modern RP accent to give your British pronunciation a proper boost. |
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Pour yourself a cuppa, press play and say every word out loud with me. That last bit really matters. Listening helps, but your mouth needs the practice too. |
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Along the way, you'll discover:
✅ The English city names that fool almost every visitor
✅ Why Tuesday can sound like something you'd do with chewing gum
✅ Words that change their stress depending on whether they're a noun or a verb
✅ The essential shortcuts Brits use with friends, from brekky to deffo
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Now, 200 words is a lot to keep in your head after one watch. That's exactly why I prepared the perfect companion ebook:
Say These 200+ Words in a British Accent.
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This is your pronunciation guide to keep and come back to whenever you need a little refresher. Part one tackles 100 tricky words and sounds, from silent letters to fast connected speech. In part two, you'll explore 10 key features of Modern RP with 100 everyday words, complete with IPA transcriptions, stress patterns and example sentences to practise with. There's even a link to hear part two in General American, so you can compare the two accents side by side. |
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Print it, scribble on it and highlight the words that trip you up. Keep it handy and share it with your friends because it's a super useful resource. |
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