Learn the best expressions related to talking on the phone!
Best for pre-intermediate students.
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New English US

English Lesson: On the Phone (pre-intermediate level)

In this episode, we dive into four important "ridge" sounds in American English: /tʃ/ (as in cheese), /dʒ/ (as in jeans), /ʃ/ (as in sheep), and /ʒ/ (as in measure). You'll learn how the tongue and vocal cords work together to create these sounds, what makes them similar and different, and how to practice them correctly. Listen for practical tips, minimal pairs, and a fun tongue twister challenge (try saying,"Shiny ships cheerfully chase giant jellyfish in the azure ocean." three times fast!)
  to sharpen your pronunciation skills!



 Pronunciation and Accent Reduction with a Focus on North American English

Shhh! Just Chillin’ with CH, SH, J, and ZH

Struggling with the L sound in English? Whether it's light L or dark L, this episode breaks it down so you can pronounce it clearly and confidently. Learn common mistakes, practice with minimal pairs, and get tips to improve your pronunciation. Don’t let L leave you lost—tune in and master it today! 🎙🔊

 Lost in “L”? - Don’t Call for Help - Listen to This!

Struggling with the /th/ sound in English? You're not alone! In this episode, we’ll break down the two types of /th/—voiced and unvoiced—explaining how to position your mouth, common pronunciation mistakes, and easy ways to practice. Whether you mix up think and sink or those and doze, this episode will help you master this tricky sound with clear explanations and practical exercises. Tune in and start speaking with confidence!

Sink or Think? Those or Doze?  Mastering the TH Consonant

Master the American /r/ sound! Learn the difference between retroflex and bunched /r/, common challenges, and tips to improve your pronunciation for clearer, more natural speech.

Key Consonants:  The American R

Discover the basics of American English accent training, realistic goals, vocal placement, and key pronunciation tips to start your journey toward clearer, more natural speech.