Pronounce January #shorts

The video tutorial discusses the pronunciation of the word 'January' in both American and British English. It highlights the differences in syllable emphasis and pronunciation style between the two dialects. The American version is articulated with four clear syllables, while the British version smooths the last three syllables together. The tutorial concludes by asking viewers which pronunciation they prefer.

How many syllables are emphasized in the American English pronunciation of 'January'?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two

Which pronunciation of 'January' is described as having four clear syllables?

• Canadian English

• American English

• Australian English

• British English

In British English, how are the syllables of 'January' treated?

• They are pronounced separately.

• They are pronounced with a pause.

• They are pronounced with emphasis on the first syllable.

• They are smoothed together.

What humorous comparison is made about the British pronunciation of 'January'?

• It sounds like a robot.

• It sounds like a song.

• It sounds like someone who has had too much to drink.

• It sounds like a whisper.

What question is posed at the end of the video regarding pronunciation?

• Which language do you prefer?

• Which pronunciation do you prefer?

• Which month do you prefer?

• Which accent do you prefer?