How to say "Where are you going?" -- American English Conversation and Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the phrase 'Where are you going?' It breaks down the stress and syllables, emphasizing the stressed parts of the phrase. The tutorial provides detailed instructions on how to pronounce each word, including 'where,' 'are,' 'you,' and 'going,' with attention to mouth and tongue positions. The video concludes with additional resources and encourages viewers to subscribe for more content.

What are the two stressed syllables in the phrase 'Where are you going?'

• You and going

• Where and go

• Are and going

• Where and you

How should your lips be positioned to pronounce the 'w' in 'where'?

• Lips should be relaxed

• Lips should be pursed

• Lips should be in a tight circle

• Lips should be wide open

What is the reduced form of the word 'are' in the phrase?

• It is omitted completely

• It is reduced to just the 'r' sound

• It is pronounced fully as 'are'

• It is reduced to 'ah'

What is a common variation in the pronunciation of 'you' in the phrase?

• It is pronounced as 'yah'

• It is pronounced as 'yo'

• It is pronounced as 'ye'

• It is pronounced as 'ya'

Which part of the tongue touches the soft palate when pronouncing 'go'?

• The side of the tongue

• The middle of the tongue

• The back of the tongue

• The tip of the tongue

What is the correct pronunciation of the diphthong in 'go'?

• It is pronounced as 'goo'

• It is pronounced as 'ga'

• It is pronounced as 'ge'

• It is pronounced as 'gou'

How can the ending sound of 'going' vary?

• It can end with 'ng' or 'n'

• It can end with 'ng' or 'm'

• It can end with 'm' or 'n'

• It can end with 'n' or 'l'