How to Pronounce FOREIGN -- American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'foreign'. It begins with an introduction to the word and its selection as the word of the week. The tutorial then explains the stress pattern and syllable length, emphasizing the importance of stressing the first syllable. It provides a detailed breakdown of the vowel and consonant sounds, including the influence of the 'r' sound on the preceding vowel. The tutorial also covers the tongue positioning for the second syllable and concludes with a call to action for viewers to explore additional resources and subscribe for more content.

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

• Stress on the second syllable

• Equal stress on both syllables

• Stress on the first syllable

• No stress on any syllable

How does the 'r' sound affect the vowel in 'foreign'?

• It changes the vowel to a different one

• It makes the vowel sound longer

• It has no effect on the vowel

• It rounds the lips more than usual

What is the position of the tongue when pronouncing the 'r' in 'foreign'?

• The front part touches the roof of the mouth

• The middle part touches the roof of the mouth

• The tip of the tongue touches the bottom teeth

• The tongue is flat and relaxed

How should the second syllable in 'foreign' be pronounced?

• With a rising intonation

• With a falling intonation

• Quickly and unstressed

• Slowly and with emphasis

What is suggested for further learning after watching the video?

• Practicing with a partner

• Watching more videos on the channel

• Reading a book on pronunciation

• Taking a break from learning