How to Pronounce FAMILY - Word of the Week - American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'family', which can be pronounced with either two or three syllables. The instructor explains the pronunciation details, including the F consonant sound, the vowel sounds, and the nasal consonant effects. The second syllable is also discussed, highlighting the L consonant and the E vowel sound. Viewers are encouraged to practice by creating sentences and sharing video responses. Additional resources and playlists are suggested for further learning.

How is the word 'family' most commonly pronounced?

• With one syllable

• With four syllables

• With two syllables

• With three syllables

What happens to the vowel sound when it is followed by a nasal consonant like 'M'?

• It becomes a pure vowel sound

• It remains unchanged

• It slightly changes due to tongue relaxation

• It becomes a diphthong

What is the role of the tongue tip in pronouncing the second syllable of 'family'?

• It stays at the roof of the mouth

• It touches the bottom teeth

• It comes down and the lips pull wide

• It curls back

What is the suggested activity for viewers to practice the word 'family'?

• Spell it backwards

• Write it down multiple times

• Read it aloud in a group

• Record a sentence using the word

Where can viewers find more resources for learning American English?

• Language exchange app

• Online dictionary

• Local library

• Rachel's English YouTube channel