How to Pronounce YOU'RE WELCOME -- American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the phrase 'You're welcome'. It is part of a series that examines common phrases and their pronunciation. The tutorial covers stress and syllable emphasis, tongue and mouth positioning, and sound formation. It also provides tips on connecting words smoothly. The video concludes with additional resources for further learning.

Which syllable is most stressed in the phrase 'You're welcome'?

• None of the syllables

• The middle syllable

• The first syllable

• The last syllable

What is crucial for making the 'R' sound in 'You're'?

• The jaw should drop significantly

• The tongue should not touch anything

• The tongue should touch the roof of the mouth

• The lips should form a tight circle

How should the lips be positioned for the 'W' sound?

• Lips should be relaxed

• Lips should form a tight circle

• Lips should touch the top front teeth

• Lips should be wide open

What is the role of the tongue tip in making the dark 'L' sound?

• It should move up and down

• It should stay down

• It should touch the roof of the mouth

• It should touch the back of the teeth

How are the words 'you're' and 'welcome' connected in pronunciation?

• They are pronounced as separate words

• They are linked as one thought group

• They are pronounced with equal stress

• They are pronounced with a pause in between