How to Pronounce UMBRELLA -- American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'umbrella', breaking it down into its syllables and explaining the stress on the middle syllable. It provides a detailed analysis of the sounds involved, including the 'uh' sound, the M and B consonants, the R consonant, and the dark L. The tutorial also references Rihanna's song 'Umbrella' and concludes with a promotion of Rachel's English online courses and subscription options.

What is the stress pattern of the word 'umbrella'?

• Stress on the middle syllable

• Stress on the first syllable

• No stress on any syllable

• Stress on the last syllable

Which sound is similar to the 'uh' in 'umbrella'?

• The 'uh' in 'butter'

• The 'ee' in 'see'

• The 'ah' in 'car'

• The 'oo' in 'boot'

How is the 'r' sound in 'umbrella' produced?

• By pulling the tongue tip back and up without touching

• By touching the tongue tip to the roof of the mouth

• By pressing the tongue tip against the front teeth

• By curling the tongue tip under

What is the characteristic of the 'dark L' sound in 'umbrella'?

• The tongue tip touches the roof of the mouth

• The jaw drops significantly

• The back of the tongue pulls back

• The lips form a tight circle

Why is the last syllable of 'umbrella' pronounced quickly?

• Because it is stressed

• Because it is a consonant cluster

• Because it is unstressed

• Because it is a diphthong