How to Pronounce ORDER -- American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the word 'order'. It begins with an introduction to the word of the week, 'order', and thanks a user for suggesting it. The tutorial explains the vowel sounds and how the presence of 'R' affects them. It provides detailed instructions on tongue positioning for the 'or' sound and the quick motion needed for the 'D' and 'R' sounds. The video concludes with an invitation to suggest difficult words in the comments and encourages viewers to explore more resources on Rachel's English channel and website.

What is the initial vowel sound in the word 'order' influenced by?

• The presence of the 'r' sound

• The presence of a consonant

• The length of the word

• The stress on the syllable

How should the tongue be positioned for the 'or' sound in 'order'?

• Resting against the bottom teeth

• Lightly touching the roof of the mouth or the insides of the teeth

• Pointing downwards

• Touching the roof of the mouth firmly

What is the key aspect of pronouncing the 'der' part in 'order'?

• Making a slow motion for the 'd' sound

• Ensuring the 'd' sound is stressed

• Making a quick motion for the 'd' sound

• Pronouncing the 'd' sound as a separate syllable

Why is it unnecessary to bring the tongue down for a schwa sound in 'order'?

• Because the tongue should remain in one position

• Because the schwa sound is silent

• Because the 'd' sound is more important

• Because the 'r' sound takes over

What should be the characteristic of the second syllable in 'order'?

• It should be as fast as possible

• It should be louder than the first

• It should be stressed

• It should be pronounced with a rising intonation