Learn English With Fred - Pronunciation - Silent Syllables

http://EnglishTeacherFred.com Hi, this is Fred. My name's Fred, spelled F-R-E-D. I'm an American teaching English in Vietnam. Today I have a pronunciation lesson for you; I want to talk about silent syllables. "Syllables." Do you know what syllables are? Let's see, it's ... READ MORE: http://englishteacherfred.com/2455/english-pronunciation-four-words-with-sile...

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[MsMoi16]

hi Sir

[EnglishTeacherFred]

@MsMoi16 Hi!

[colcarar]

Thank you Fred!

[automor]

Good job

[robertlewisvazquez]

nice

[thomasdean321]

Hey Fred, nice Vid. I'm an American teaching here in HCMC as well. Thanks for the help. Tom

[peladito2006]

It was so good...specially "choclet"

[sofrito34]

Very well explained!

Thank you!

[menafloatinfree1]

this topic is new for me. I've never known any silent syllable before! Thx for telling me this, Fred

[tranthiphuonggreen]

thank you so much