Natural English Pronunciation for Better English Listening Skills

Taken from the "Pronunciation Keys" video (100 minutes) at http://realnaturalenglish.com which teaches students to improve their English listening comprehension skills through better, NATURAL pronunciation of difficult English letter sounds and "reduced" phrases (e.g. want to = wanna: see 1:30!).

This unique ESL learning system is available as part of the Real Natural English Video-Book-Workbook (includes SLANG and IDIOMS) package found only at http://www.realnaturalenglish.com.

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[umerlaumerla]

Thanks for making this videos!!!

[RealNaturalEnglish]

@umerlaumerla Thank's for watching and commenting!

[caracterav]

Very nice

[RealNaturalEnglish]

@caracterav Thank you!

[MrRadioactivepower]

my toung is bleeding

[RealNaturalEnglish]

@MrRadioactivepower Apologies for that! But no pain, no gain, as they say...:)

[RealNaturalEnglish]

@RealNaturalEnglish actually, "wa-der" is more accurate phonetically in natural speech.

[roxanavizcarra1]

@RealNaturalEnglish thank u! your videos are fabulous. I can to practice my pronunciation. :D my ear has to adapt to different pronunciations in different countries (Canada, USA, UK), I m from argentina ... :D bye...

[RealNaturalEnglish]

@roxanavizcarra1 Yep--it sounds like "wad-er" in natural English--but the focus of this segment in the video is "Wa"

[roxanavizcarra1]

water.....  la t no se pronuncia como una d?