How to Say Entrepreneur - American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'entrepreneur', a word with French origins and a unique stress pattern. It provides a detailed breakdown of each syllable, emphasizing the stress on the last syllable. The tutorial also offers tips on simplifying syllables and discusses common pronunciation variations. Additionally, it highlights the importance of pitch and stress in pronunciation. The video concludes with information on further resources for improving American English pronunciation.

What is the origin of the word 'entrepreneur' and its stress pattern?

• It is of Italian origin with stress on the third syllable.

• It is of Spanish origin with stress on the second syllable.

• It is of French origin with stress on the last syllable.

• It is of German origin with stress on the first syllable.

Which part of the mouth is involved in making the 'R' sound in 'entrepreneur'?

• The tip of the tongue touches the roof of the mouth.

• The back of the tongue presses against the teeth.

• The tip of the tongue pulls back and up.

• The lips form a wide smile.

What is the TR cluster in 'entrepreneur' often pronounced as?

• As a 'DR' sound.

• As a 'TH' sound.

• As a 'CHR' sound.

• As a simple 'T' sound.

What is one simplification technique mentioned for pronouncing 'entrepreneur'?

• Pronouncing it with a British accent.

• Dropping the first 'R' but making a 'CH' sound.

• Emphasizing the first syllable more.

• Dropping the last syllable entirely.

What is the purpose of the book mentioned at the end of the video?

• To explain the history of the English language.

• To offer vocabulary building exercises.

• To provide a step-by-step guide to American English pronunciation.

• To teach advanced grammar rules.