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Video on how to pronounce the /o:/ sound with the Received Pronunciation with examples



Thanks for stopping by to learn.  Alright so I'm gonna make it really snappy for you all. 
Like I always say,  this is immensely vital to people living in Nigeria who want to be more eloquent than they are now.  Those who would like to get a near-perfect British accent and understand the disparities in sounds between British and American  English.

So,  in this video,  I will be talking about /o:/ sound. Example include 'awkward,  fall,  talk,  lord etc. 

So I selected a few words that we shall be looking at the differences in how they are pronounced in both British  English and American English. 

Here are the words I pronounced in the video. 

All,  awkward,  order,  corner,  call, fall, tall, talk, fork, border, ball, gall,  jaw, pork, water,  sword,  naughty,  four,  forty, awesome, court, port,  broadcast,  thought,  fought,  caught,  slaughter,  saunter  

Okay,  you can check out my older videos on learning British accent at 12 words Nigerians utterly mispronounce.
And
Difference-in-american-and-british in respect to the sounds in bad and Car

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  1. Ebere12 November 2016 at 09:10

    Guy you really fresh oo. Your face dry with no skin pain.

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  2. Nnenna14 November 2016 at 09:03

    Thank you so much dear. You are doing a great job.

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  3. Unknown5 July 2017 at 01:41

    Awesome

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