The 24 HARDEST words to pronounce in ENGLISH | How do you pronounce these words? Pronunciation!

In this English Vocabulary and Pronunciation lesson, we are going to learn how to pronounce the 24 most difficult English words. I'll also show you the meaning of these words so you can improve your vocabulary at the same time.
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Hi James ! I’ve really appreciated your videos These are helpful and You’ve been helping me to increase my English skills pronunciation! I’ve been studying, reading and watching many programs about Ancient Civilizations and ancient aliens as well! I’m a fan of this phenomenon since I was young ! Thank you so much! Have a great weekend Bye for now

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That’s awesome! I’m a big fan of ancient history and ancient civilizations too!
Keep up the practice!
All the best!

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Thanks a bunch James !
I'm wordcoholic and sesquipedalian sentences make me drunk . But...so far, so good .
I'm already ready for another one of your tricky pronunciation course .
Why not a puns lesson with homophones, homographs or upside-down idioms .👀
Let's paint the town in red !😜
Cheers.

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We often use single words or short words just for preference to avoid scupedelian. Thanks for the lesson, James.

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Hi James. For the last year and a half I have been watching all your videos , and getting my BRIT on, lol. I have a friend from London who’s a little cocky, and even he’s impressed! But I really would love you to do a video on the sayings and pronunciations (besides the accent) that we as Americans and you as Brits have the most differentiating pronunciations. For instance I’m watching this video right now, and there have been several, but one is how we both pronounce squirrel. Then this one now is what you’re calling “Draft” for us, (draught), it actually looks like what we would call drought, which means without water. So I would love to see some of the differences. There are a lot of nouns that you pronounce the heaviness in a completely different place than we do. Please let me know if you have that video already and I’ve missed it….thank you!!!

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Hierarchical was misspelled as heirarchical in this video.

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You’re welcome Seeda! Thanks for watching!

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It is written :Hierarchical" not heirarchical. With many thanks to your efforts.

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Hi James, your sesquipedalian words video is enthralling! 🤣
Propably the people say lackadaisical with an 's' because it sounds like to be from lax like laxadaisical. 😜
Finally in your other videos I noticed that you ofttimes use 'often' with the prononciation of the 't'. I was wondering, because I never heard before! And now I know why, it must be common in your region 😉😎 like the two 't' in ofttimes, crazy engisch, you know 🤪superb video, well done! 👌

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You’re welcome! 🙏

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Hi James
I have started learning English several times so far, but after a while I gave it up

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Sorry to hear you gave up but I hope you can stick with it and make some real progress now and in the future! Good luck! 👍🙏

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If you like reading, I will definitely help you stick with it.

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You’re very welcome! I’m happy you like the teaching! 👍🙂

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Here in São Paulo -Brazil -even though We’re during the winter it’s hot 25 degrees! And talk about beers I’d rather drink drafts beers 🍺

[@EasyENGLISHwithJames]

That’s a warm winter! Hehe
It’s 30 degrees in the daytime here in English summer and everyone says it’s too hot 😆

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My temperature in Thailand is 30°🇹🇭❤

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"anthropomorphic" is very useful when we assign human behaviour to viruses.

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Your sesquipedalian youtube video certainly woke my lackadaisical self into a mischievous mood to draught this prose instead of squirreling away quinoa for thought.

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James used a sesquipedalian of words to impress his boss, when asking for a raise.

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Is there a lesson about metaphor

[@EasyENGLISHwithJames]

Not yet but I’ll add that to my list of lessons to make! 🙂 Make sure you are subscribed to my channel and then you will see it when I upload it.
Thanks for watching!

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Great video
But is often with the t sound
british accent or American accent ?

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I'm distraught there is no draught beer in this drafty bar.

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Number 21 is personification

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Why is there the Shwa sound when transcribing heirarchical?

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My experience is this: I know that many English words are very difficult for non-native speakers of English to pronounce. However, no matter how difficult an English word is, everyone can be successful in pronouncing it if he knows simplified phonetic symbols, especially those which were introduced by Prof. A.C. Gimson in his works "Daniel Jones' English Pronouncing Dictionary, Dent, 1977". I know it is considered to be old-fashioned RP now, but it is the easiest for non-native speakers of English....the phonetic symbols employed are not complicated. Pronunciation is a habit. If a learner of English as a foreign language masters English phonetic symbols and if he repeats the difficult English word again and again like a cassette, he will have no problem acquiring good English pronunciation.

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and what about " pedestrianization"?

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Actors use sesquipedalian fraces to practise their voices.

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The word sesquipedalian defines itself by the amount of the syllables it possesses.

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Прикольно

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Should've added "to anthropomorphize" to #21 for max pain 😀

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Hehe 😉. I like that one too!

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