Heather Hansen, Clear Speech Specialist at English Pronunciation Lab, explains how to pronounce the word ‘OBVIOUSLY’. Check it out!
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So glad it helped, Lucas! 🙂
Hey, could you do a video on how to pronounce structure and secretary? The
c, t and r letters when put in the same word are always tricky. thanks!
Really helpful. Thank you!
thank you so much for your videos
You’re very welcome! Glad you enjoy them!
You’re welcome! Happy to help!
Further. Good one! I’ll add it to the list. What is your native language?
Then it will be easier for me to know where and why you’re having
difficulties with this word.
Structure and secretary. On the list! 🙂 What’s your native language,
jwaacks?
Hi Heather. I have one word which is problematic for me I want to suggest
it for your Quick Fix … The word is – whereas
Hi Martin! Great, thanks! I’ll add it to the list.
My native languages are Finnish and French (:
I’m a native speaker, and I say it like ovious, sans b. That shouldn’t
carry any weight, though – I am a pretty lazy speaker.
She kinda looks like Scarlet Johansson
Oh my god, you are so amazing and peaceful! Can’t thank you enough!
Sometimes it’s a little hard to pronounce some words in the talking rhythm
and this word is one of them! I’m from Brazil!
So glad it’s helpful, Emma!!
Can you do a video on how to pronounce SPECIFIC please. This word is hard
for me to pronounce.
Pretty
hi plz tel me how to pronounce “girls” and probably with some examples
Hello! My name is Luis Octavio, I´m from Mexico City and I have a big
doubt. I´ve heard a couple of times that some British people pronounce this
word with a small “L” just after the “V”, like: Obv-l-iously. Is just my
imagination or is something local like the word “neither” (some people say
something like “naither” even if the spelling is the same but they don´t
say “nïther”)
I’m sorry to say that this might be your imagination, Luis. That definitely
wouldn’t be a normal pronunciation and doesn’t have anything to do with
location. 🙁
Haha! Crazy enough that you say this, but even crazier that two others have
given this a thumbs up! thanks!
More Finnish or more French? I can easily see the issues if you have more
French influence. I’ll talk to my Finnish friends to see if they have
similar problems with these words.
Thank you for your videos 🙂 Could you please do a video on “ruthless” as
well？ I’m struggling to pronounce L after TH.
I wish I could watch something like this but about British English pronunciation.
Thank you so much – there is no doubt that i am the best in my english
class to pronounce OB-VEE-UHS-LEE
for german is pretty much difficult to pronounced this word…. the woman
have to speak a hundred times…than i will speak well this complicated
word 🙂
Yes, very difficult for German, Dutch, Scandinavian speakers. You might also try to insert a Y sound between the VEE and UHS syllables. Ob-vee-yuhs-lee. See if that helps. 🙂
+Heather Hansen thank you
Thank u so much u really helped me alot
I’ve trouble pronouncing T’s and R’s. I don’t have any problem with words
like ‘Road’, ‘Rotten’, ‘Tomato’ but with words that have multiple R’s like
‘Rural’. I’ m wondering if you could help me out with a way to correct
this.
OBB VEE ARSE LEA !!!