10 most DIFFICULT words to PRONOUNCE! | British Accent (Modern RP!)

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Miss CathbrCatherine, tell me how to pronounce the word Entrepreneur
Comment from : Sunil Kavadi

Hello KatharinebrI have lived in England for more than 7 yearsbrFor me as a Pole , the biggest problem is Th sound 😱✌️🙄brI guess because in my language such a sound does not exist and the word Thorough I can not pronounce well 😱brYou are a great teacher and it is nice to listen to you!!!brThank you for the lesson 🤗
Comment from : Poeta Emigrant

Hi
Comment from : MD Abir hossen

Good morning dear 🌅
Comment from : Rafsan

Thank you very muchbay
Comment from : Benyettou Benyettou

There is no difficulty in pronouncing English words for Indians especially south indians as their languages have more consonants and vowels sounds than the Englishon the contrary, native English speaker will never speak our language properly even after staying many years there
Comment from : Sasidharan K

Wow a great lesson for learn correct pronunciations I learned a lot from this video Thank you
Comment from : Jahangir Ansari

Thank you very much
Comment from : Moncef Mansour

I've been living in NZ around 5 years, and I discovered your videos around 5 months ago, It been pretty helpfully to me because in NZ people speak pretty much British English Just one complaint Kath, sometimes is pretty hard to be focus watching your videos, specially see you are blinking your beautiful eyes, despite been in NZ for 5 years, I'm still learning Thanks for your videos, really good tips and lessons
Comment from : Felipe Ulloa

Nothing seems to be difficult for Moroccan people , we pronounce all words in all different languages easily; English, German, Spanish, Italian, French, Turkish, Portuguese and othersbrThank you Kathy
Comment from : Med SAADI

Nice videobrSurprisingly the Latin origin words are easier to pronounce like deteriorate or even rural
Comment from : Marcus_

crisps?
Comment from : armosa

It's so easy to say Portuguese hootal but usa tal like total so take hoo+tal
Comment from : Magno Santos

Rural is undeveloped Not having any human convenences
Comment from : Number 6

'it is so strange like why does this word existreally
Comment from : who cares

CAPTIVATING &FASCINATING GOD BLESS YOU KATHERINE GOOD JOB BY YOU
Comment from : Qaiser Aziz

Rural is usually pronounced rooral not ruhral
Comment from : Patricia Harris

תודה לך תמיד נחמד לשפר את האנגלית שלי (למה כתבתי בעברית? לבלוט 😂)
Comment from : ניב

Thank you I love your lessons
Comment from : Shaki Edirisinghe

I think the words that are hard to pronounce are-- Rendevouz, Reprise, Camaraderie, Tapestry, Schedule, Acai, Mischievous, Triathlon, Facade, Cognac, Echelon, Draught, Schlep, Macabre, Coup d'état, Mortgage, Debris, Soliloquy, Quay, Encore, Extraterrestrial, Fuselage, Foyer, Cache, Archive, Mardi Gras, Naivete
Comment from : Nai Muds

Nice thanks
Comment from : Vijayan Nair

You're really good I liked your sweet accent Thanks
Comment from : Juan Perdomo

Very helpful😊 Easy and interesting way of teaching English pronunciation in a dulcet voice Thanks a lot 🙏🙏
Comment from : OMENDRA SINGH

Great efforts indeed
Comment from : Khalifa Khalaf

Good 👍
Comment from : jinu rajan

As an Englishman from rural England, I do disagree with your pronunciation of rural The Ru should be like rue ! Not your version
Comment from : Roger Kenyon

💯 percent needed 100 word oridoms urgently needed plzplzplz accepted thanks
Comment from : Sarfraz Alam

Respected ma'am namaskaar we want 💯 word s idoms100 percent needed can u make forus
Comment from : Sarfraz Alam

in my opinon, this word 'statistics' is hard to pronounce
Comment from : Bubble the Chinese Cat

Hi Katharine, BIG thanks Channel glaldy subscribed Can you please make a detailed video of the difference in pronunciation of these two words : WORD and WORLD and how can one master them Many thanks in advance!
Comment from : Saurabh KU

You seem to have difficulties pronouncing words of Latin origin Any decent web sites will show you how without wasting a precious 10 minutes watching this type of videos Unless you have time to spare, of course 😊
Comment from : troiscarottes

kathy me encanta cuando pronuncias TH, lo disfruto como no tienes idea, haces que me enamore del Ingles britanico saludos desde Mexico 🌻
Comment from : oscar carrera chico

Very fantastick
Comment from : Maqsoodullah Khan

Beautiful❤
Comment from : ghf5

You're really an excellent English teacher Thanks for these videos
Comment from : Mohamed Lakhrif

I speak English with a Canadian accent and I don't feel that any of these words are difficult to pronounce Canadian English, like American English uses the rhotic 'R', also called a hard 'R' I suspect I have less trouble pronouncing a number of these words because I use the rhotic 'R' Those words would most notably be: Rural, squirrel and deteriorate In fact, I would have to carefully practice pronouncing those words with a soft 'R' as used in most accents in EnglandbrbrI also note that I pronounce the word 'thorough' rather differently from Katherine I pronounce the word as 'thuh-ROW' rather than 'thuh-ruh' I pronounce the 'ROW' part as 'row' as in 'a row of lowers' rather than 'the argument was a major row'brbrI have the impression that Katherine aims her videos at people who are learning English, rather than those who are native speakers
Comment from : DrZook

❤❤❤🌹⚘
Comment from : Nizomjon Nazarov

could we use the word deteriorate instead of overturned when vehicle accidents?
Comment from : mohammad ALTAMIMI

Those are not difficult to pronounce words! 😅
Comment from : chewscd

Dear lady, it's "pro*nun*ciation not "pro*noun"ciation
Comment from : chewscd

Hi Katharine, I like the videos you post indeed Could you prepare a video about music terms? take care
Comment from : luis antonio

Great, for Worcestershire alone Btw, I find physicists quite awkward
Comment from : Tim S

BRITISH LANGUAGE brIS QUITE DIFFERENT with American English
Comment from : Pari Dowlatdad

Superb amazing wonderful fascinating interesting beautiful and unbelievable very nice and pleasant excellent dazzling and marvelous innovative video
Comment from : Dilip Kurhade

consciousness and others like Shakespeare, yacht, miscellaneous
Comment from : god_bika

My first language is English but the city of Leicester was the hardest for me to pronounce at first I heard the pronunciation as "Lester" once on the BBC and thought well easy enough brAlso, I'm not sure if British ppl know this but words that end in A tend to add an R sound with it banana is bananar for example It's very slight but I do hear it Great VideoThank you
Comment from : oliver van De Beer

"HORROR" < now that's a fun word to pronunciate
Comment from : Rafael A M Guimarães

the word 'Specific' isn't easy to pronounce by many foreign students
Comment from : eyewaves

习近平剽窃了我的知识产权！
Comment from : Chan Pak Hong

Very good I would say however in RP, Worcestershire ends with a schwa
Comment from : RicktheRecorder

You have a sweet way of presenting yourself!
Comment from : Dipak Kumar Biswas

🎉 you are great 🎉 intelligent teacher 🎉
Comment from : Yusuf Karakoyun

If English had a reformer like Jan Hus for Czech, it would not be in such a mess in spelling and pronunciation Americans try on highway signs with thru instead of through - for letters for one sound u! In some longer words, I try to break it by syllables: de-te-ri-o-rate
Comment from : Jiri Tichy

If you want peace on earth, erase the English
Comment from : quantum1953

What is wrong with speaking english in ones own accent, english is spoken in almost countries so ponetics has less significance
Comment from : Syed Javed

You're so very gorgeously beautiful Katharine Can't take my eyes off you And to add to your absolutely stunning looks is your accent and your honeydew voice Simply wow
Comment from : Raza Naqvi

… ”look at all those letters” … 😄👍🏻
Comment from : The Swede

Your sooo funny 😂😂😂
Comment from : Khurshed Alam

Plz make 25_100 sentence very very urgently needed in or two days
Comment from : Sarfraz Alam

None of these words presented is difficult to pronounce What may be difficult is figuring out the correct pronounciation if you are not familiar with these words KNOW THE CORRECT PRONOUNCIATION AND IT IS EASY-GOING br"Ophthalmologist" is more difficult to pronounce than any of the words presented here An 'f' sound followed by a 'th' sound is difficult, that's why some people use a 'p' sound followed by a 't' sound as it is much easier
Comment from : Glenroy Walrond

Horas! Greeting from North Tapanuli Thank you so much for the lessons
Comment from : Holiday Oke

تحياتي للأستاذة كتارين ومشكورة على الدرس Thank you
Comment from : Med Mahmoudi

rural 入肉
Comment from : 張理

Im an Asian and learn a lot from ur videos Thanks gorgeous
Comment from : B Ash

Brilliant
Comment from : John Concepcion

English a ugly language
Comment from : Oclide Dotto

Hi KATHARINE, THX from Sardinia! Would you please confirm that WORCESTERSHIRE could also be pronounced with a schwa on the last syllable (shire)? 🖐️🤠
Comment from : Marcello Fadda

Hey Katherine!!!!brNice to see you again!!!!!❤
Comment from : Raúl David Sánchez Lázaro

How to pronounce 'chores'?
Comment from : zichbold

Lovely accent you have! I always liked everything British so much and try to improve my spoken British further, so I’m happy to have found the channel brbrSo actually apart from maybe Wocestershire, I didn’t find any of these words very hard to pronounce Even if I maybe don’t always get it precisely right, I knew how they should sound brbrIn fact, my most hated word to pronounce is actually: PURCHASING!!!brbrI’m working as a buyer and everytime I have to use that word I say it with a German emphasis on the second syllable instead of the first one!!brI have to force myself to say „purr-che-sing“ instead of the rather German sounding „per-chaesing“😂😂😂brbrI pronounced it wrong when talking to a Texan and he didn’t understand at all what I meant I hate that word 😂
Comment from : Pattis Karriere Karten

Silent letters is what makes English so crazy Like Ballet
Comment from : 𝕽𝖊𝖐𝖙 𝕾𝖎𝖌𝖒𝖆

LMAOO RuralLMAOO
Comment from : 𝕽𝖊𝖐𝖙 𝕾𝖎𝖌𝖒𝖆

I wonder what made these words seem difficult! I would have imagined words like ‘genre’; Worcestershire was a good one and some other much more difficult words and pronunciations would have been great This notwithstanding, you are delightful to watch and it must be a treat being taught by you Greetings from Malta
Comment from : Louise Dimech

😊
Comment from : Vasant Barde

U r genius Kate
Comment from : Saqib Nadeem

160823 ❤🧡💛 Beautiful diction Thank you
Comment from : Penta Comstat

Such words are not at all difficult to pronounce if you have studied English language 's phonetics brTeaching foreign people how to pronounce English words correctly requires showing them how the articulators work together to produce sounds, such as the parts of the tongue, lips, gum ridge, teeth, hard palate, soft palate or velum, the front, the middle, the back of the mouth, take part in the pronunciation of such words , how the air comes out of the mouth, the nostrilsbrbrTelling them vaguely how to pronounce susch words is similar to how to teaching a parrot to repeat after someone without having any clue of how and why they should use the articulatorsbrbrActually, in order for you to pronounce English words correctly and elegantly or attractively, you have to study the language 's phonetics to understand how different sounds, such as English consonants and vowels, voiced, voiceless, retroflex, alveolar, apico-alveolor, post-alveolor, palato-alveolor, palato approximant, voiceless and affricative, lateral fricative, bilabio, labio-dental sounds are created with the articulatorsbrPhonetic charts and pictures of the articulators can also be used as illustrations to help learners to absorb the lessons well and easily brbrThat's how a professional teacher of English language teaches the language
Comment from : Van sf

Funny thing, most of the words are French, which is LatinbrWe cannot speak like you, we speak what we speak, I don't understand some of your dialects brThe aussies, ga day, truth is that our common language, the English language, is at least 50 French, which French is a variant of the Latina Vulgata
Comment from : Alex Haplau-Colan

The lesson's really helped me to improve my pronunciation Thanks a pack
Comment from : Franknelson Chanel

My old oxford teachers would say Rooral afaik
Comment from : SoSciLogical

If you think English is hard try too say welsh words
Comment from : Gwyneth Price

Thanks
Comment from : mr naing

Bigre Kisskatharinabestyourlesson😴🙅🙌🙋
Comment from : Nasser Abdou

Love you ❤
Comment from : mehdy burhan munil

Magnificent
Comment from : Olexsis Colinon

Well, in American English, it's "through-OH"
Comment from : Derek Brown

I'm a native born American English speaker, and I pronounce "squirrel" exactly as you do
Comment from : Derek Brown

Oh dear! 10 most difficult words to pronounce, really?
Comment from : John Robinson

Great teacher
Comment from : Sodey Akoto

No suggestions at all
Comment from : Gabriel Andrés Anz

Your pronunciation is so great Thank you so much
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