3 Common Pronunciation Mistakes (RP British English) 

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@@personalchannel7432 ROFLMAO!!!

It's 'ELLIOTT' with two 'T'.

Meow Meow me f*cking too

A bitch on the beach makes me itch...

Exactly!

Lol I haven't these problems. And I'm not native english speaker, i am russian.

Luciana Magnoli none of us were😂😂

lol

Ivoe

LMAO IKR

Eliot, your haircut is great - I think.

There's a cockie maker here, isn't it? :D

@@vanfernandes292 you should have finished your sentence with 'isn't there?'

Gladson dos Santos Valente, you are going to make him blush! However, you're right, he is devastatingly handsome! :-)

@@armoricain ❤

@@Yiran Hi Ethan and Lily. Ethan, do you mean the way that English is spoken by the Queen, when you say "proper English"? In modern RP, we don't speak this way generally. The st in student often sounds like an S followed by a CH sound. So, the way I pronounce student sounds like I'm saying "s+ chew" at the beginning. Hope that helps. :)

@@ajs41 Hey Andy, it is so interesting how many accents exist in our small country! I am not that familiar with the West Midlands accent, so thanks for commenting. I should have perhaps said "modern Southern RP", although I did say "often" because even then, it can vary so much. Out of interest, would you say /stu:/ (more like the American pron) or /stju:/ (going straight into more of a y sound)?

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Cuz he's handsome

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@@seaweedworkers425 this is quite underrated, mate

hi baby

Same here, I am originally from France, I've lived in the United States for almost 35 years -- I had to 'relearn' how to speak English, LOL -- and sometimes, I catch myself mispronouncing words unintentionally, and correct myself immediately; at first, I was speaking English with a British accent, or as I call it, a pseudo-British accent, and people thought I was from England, which made me very happy, I could even fool British people into making them believe I was from England or whereabouts! And bit by bit, I lost my British accent and adopted the American accent, but there are words I still pronounce the British way, like the word 'leisure' for instance... so I see what you mean, My Little English Page.

I am a german native speaker and 16, and I never had a problem with long and short vowels, is that normal? Haha

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That's precisely why Americans say the rhotic because of Irish influence. The first time I heard the Irish accent I thought the person was American!

Where are you from?

Welp, that's german pronunciation right there hahaha

You meant "I quite admire" and "good bye, mate."