In this video Dr. Antonia Johnson shows how to pronounce the English sound “oy.” She uses the practice word “point.”

In this video Dr. Antonia Johnson shows how to pronounce the English phrase “good evening.” She focuses on the sounds: “d,” “v,” and “ng.”

In this video Dr. Antonia Johnson shows how to pronounce the English word “parameterization.” She focuses on the sounds: “p,” “a” as in “father,” “t,” “z,” and “sh.”

In this video Dr. Antonia Johnson shows how to pronounce the English words “through,” “throw,” and “though.” She focuses on the sounds: th with no voice, th with voice, r, long vowel u, long vowel o.

In this video Dr. Antonia Johnson shows how to pronounce the English word “curriculum.” She focuses on long u, short u and i, k, l, & m.

In this video Dr. Antonia Johnson shows how to pronounce the American English word “won’t.” She focuses on the long o, w and n. She compares the word “won’t” to “want,” and why it’s important to say these words clearly.

In this video Dr. Antonia Johnson shows how to pronounce the American English word “meteorology.” She focuses on suffix “ology,” the short vowel “o,” the consonant “l,” and the consonant “r.”

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In this video Dr. Antonia Johnson shows how to pronounce the American English word “question.” She focuses on “qu” and “ti.”

In this video Dr. Antonia Johnson shows how to pronounce the American English word “world.” She shows how to pronounce each sound in the word.

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English Speech Tip 3: Long “e” vs Short “i” and Leave vs Live

In this video Dr. Antonia Johnson shows how to pronounce the American English long vowel “e” and short vowel “i.” She shows how to pronounce each sound and how to make sure they sound different. She uses the words “leave” and “live” as an example.