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How to Say Thank You in English
Survival Phrases Season 1
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Lesson LibraryPronunciation Pairs
Absolute Beginner
Pronunciation Pairs
Practice American English native sounds through minimal pairs.
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Contents
10 Video Lessons
1 Document
1

Companion eBook

Learn about English pronunciation with this PDF

Document
2

Front Vowels: i vs ɪ

Practice the front vowels, i vs ɪ

Video
 • 7 Minutes
3

Front Vowels: ɛ vs e and æ

Practice the front vowels, ɛ vs e and æ

Video
 • 11 Minutes
4

High-Back Vowels: u vs ʊ

Practice the high-back vowels, u vs ʊ

Video
 • 7 Minutes
5

Mid-Back Vowels: o vs ɔ

Practice the mid-back vowels, o vs ɔ

Video
 • 6 Minutes
6

Back and Central Vowels: ɑ vs ʌ and ə

Practice the back and central vowels, ɑ vs ʌ and ə

Video
 • 9 Minutes
7

R Colored Vowels: ɪr vs ɛr and ɚ/ɝ

Practice the r colored vowels, ɪr vs ɛr and ɚ/ɝ

Video
 • 10 Minutes
8

R Colored Vowels: ʊr vs ɔr and ɑr

Practice the r colored vowels, ʊr vs ɔr and ɑr

Video
 • 10 Minutes
9

Diphthongs: aɪ vs aʊ and ɔɪ

Practice the diphthongs, aɪ vs aʊ and ɔɪ

Video
 • 11 Minutes
10

Stop Consonants: p, b, t, d, k, and g

Practice the stop consonants, p, b, t, d, k, and g

Video
 • 17 Minutes
11

Nasal Sounds: m, n, and ŋ

Practice the nasal sounds, m, n, and ŋ

Video
 • 11 Minutes