Pronunciation Tip #1: Man, Men, Woman, Women
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@grandexandi flower and flour = same; eight and ate = same, in american english; our and hour = not always the same, 'cause "our" can be unstressed, something like "ar"
ioquot 19 hours ago
Thank you very much! Greetings from Brazil.
oterrivelivan 2 weeks ago
@liamedify
Thanks for the explanation.
I thought the guy was a British citizen.
Britons do pronounce the "a" in Man as in "tan."
Sadalmelek 3 weeks ago
@goodr123 "we men" is pronounced "weeman". "women" is pronounced "wiman". Not the "ee" in "cheers", but the "i" in "pitch".
liamedify 3 weeks ago
@Sadalmelek It is in "standard" accents. The guy has a typical American thing that's called "æ tensing": the "a" sound [æ] in "man" becomes kind of a long "e" sound (actually a diphthong) in some regions. So if you pronounce it with an "a" from "tan" it is correct as well (you won't find the "æ-tense" version of the sound in dictionaries).
liamedify 3 weeks ago
you really helped me a lot I couldn't spot the difference before watching this video, now I can clearly notice it.
Niquee1 2 months ago
thanks a lot!
RadmirM 5 months ago
wait, does "flower" also differ from "flour"? what about "eight" and "ate"? and "our" and "hour"?
grandexandi 5 months ago
I thought "Man" was pronounced as "Mahn" as "Tan (sun)"
Sadalmelek 5 months ago
thanks, i always can't pronounce these correctly ;(
FanciDreama 6 months ago