Ah, the letter “R.” It’s one of those letters that can be tricky to pronounce in any language, let alone when you’re learning a second language! And the American R sound is especially tricky! 

But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here is a guide on how to pronounce R with an American accent. Rea...

Knowing how to pronounce someone’s name is an important part of any conversation!

It can be a tricky task for ESL students, especially when it comes to names from other countries and cultures. This lesson will provide you with some tips on how to practice pronouncing names with an American accent.

Do you ever feel tongue-tied when you meet someone new?

English is full of nuances and subtleties that can make it difficult to pronounce certain words or phrases correctly. Knowing how to properly address people is especially important, so understanding the differences between Mr., Mrs., Miss, and...

Quick Answer: What's the Difference Between Where and Were?

Many English learners pronounce where and were the same way, but they sound different in American English.

Where rhymes with hair, care, and there.

Were rhymes with her, fur, and sir.

The vowel sound is what makes these words differen...

The goal for my students is always to be easily understood, to eliminate confusion when speaking, and to avoid embarrassing pronunciation mistakes.

One of the most common challenges for speakers of English as a second language (ESL) is figuring out how to pronounce certain words correctly. Two...

Trying to learn a new language can be a daunting task, especially when trying to master different sounds.

The English language has several unique sounds that can be difficult for non-native speakers to pronounce, but with practice and some tips, it's easier than you think! One sound in particular, ...