Learning English pronunciation - Live & Leave - Can you tell the difference? 英会話

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Can you tell the difference?- Live & Leave
Today, we are going to learn about the difference in American pronunciation between the words "live" and "leave". These words may sound very much alike but they are pronounced a little differently. The first word "live" is a verb which means to be alive. The second word "leave" is a verb which means to go away from something or someone. The difference between the two words lies in their vowel sounds. The word "live" has this short vowel sound "ɪ" after the "L" sound like "lɪ" while "leave" has this long vowel sound "iː" like "Liː". The key is to pull your lips back when you say "leave." Let me demonstrate how to pronounce these words.

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[m37h48]

can u live with me? don't leave me :p

[omargav2112]

thanks for your channel! really useful!



[norbertosp]

Very useful tip. I couldn't to see the different between these two words before I watched this video. For Brazilian Speakers some words alike in English is very difficult to pronounce, I could to list a dozen of them.

Thanks a lot.

[Zofim239]

Oww yeah!

I like this video!

Thanks very much!

[EduardooRocha]

She's sexy.

[sun33013301]

Thanks. It's helpful.



[tiong7787]

really good.

[lwdwig]

Thanks a lot :)

[perapon91]

It's very helpful! thanks !

[nlnlbadgirl14]

I've found that your channel is really helpful. Thanks for taking time to teach me how to pronounce correctly. Although I've live in the U.S. for 3 years, but I still have a strong accent that sometime the American can't really understand what I'm trying to say.