Mar 4, 2021
Hi! It's day 4 of our Pronunciation Power-Up Mini-Course, and
today's theme is brand names.
Nowadays a lot of brands and companies are really big and well-known – so we’re going to practice pronouncing 50 of the biggest and most famous brand names.
Remember, in your native language, you might pronounce these exact same names differently – because of the different pronunciation rules of your language.
But when you’re in a conversation with an English speaker, you’ll want to modify your pronunciation and say these brand names the same way native English speakers would say them.
All right, get ready to practice repeating after me – 50 brand names in English.
Nowadays a lot of brands and companies are really big and well-known – so we’re going to practice pronouncing 50 of the biggest and most famous brand names.
Remember, in your native language, you might pronounce these exact same names differently – because of the different pronunciation rules of your language.
But when you’re in a conversation with an English speaker, you’ll want to modify your pronunciation and say these brand names the same way native English speakers would say them.
All right, get ready to practice repeating after me – 50 brand names in English.
Thanks for practicing with me!
Tomorrow is the final day of our mini-course, but if you want to continue training and improving your pronunciation, make sure to check out my American English Pronunciation Course, which has 30 lessons to help you even more.
Inside it, you’ll practice all the sounds of the language – both in individual words and in sentences. I’ll give you tips to avoid pronunciation mistakes.
We also cover linking words together and speaking with the right intonation, so that you can sound more natural when you speak English.
If you want to see the lesson list for the American English Pronunciation Course, just click here see the topics you’ll learn and practice inside it.
OK, I’ll say goodbye for now, and I hope to see you tomorrow for the last lesson in this mini-course – it’s a really good one. Take care!
Tomorrow is the final day of our mini-course, but if you want to continue training and improving your pronunciation, make sure to check out my American English Pronunciation Course, which has 30 lessons to help you even more.
Inside it, you’ll practice all the sounds of the language – both in individual words and in sentences. I’ll give you tips to avoid pronunciation mistakes.
We also cover linking words together and speaking with the right intonation, so that you can sound more natural when you speak English.
If you want to see the lesson list for the American English Pronunciation Course, just click here see the topics you’ll learn and practice inside it.
OK, I’ll say goodbye for now, and I hope to see you tomorrow for the last lesson in this mini-course – it’s a really good one. Take care!