How to Pronounce the Months of the Year: American English

The video tutorial provides a detailed pronunciation guide for each month of the year, focusing on phonetic sounds and syllable stress. It explains the articulation of consonants and vowels, offering alternative pronunciations where applicable. The tutorial also includes example sentences for each month to demonstrate usage in context.

What is the initial sound in the pronunciation of 'January'?

• A voiceless 's' sound

• A fricative 'f' sound

• A voiced 'j' sound

• A nasal 'm' sound

Which syllable is stressed in the pronunciation of 'February'?

• None of the syllables

• The first syllable

• The second syllable

• The third syllable

What is the vowel sound in the first syllable of 'March'?

• The 'a' as in 'cat'

• The 'o' as in 'pot'

• The 'a' as in 'father'

• The 'e' as in 'bed'

Which sound does 'April' start with?

• A voiced 'b' sound

• A diphthong 'a' as in 'say'

• A fricative 'f' sound

• A nasal 'n' sound

What is the stressed syllable in 'July'?

• None of the syllables

• The third syllable

• The first syllable

• The second syllable

Which month has a similar pronunciation pattern to 'September'?

• May

• October

• March

• January

What is the final sound in the pronunciation of 'December'?

• A voiced 'd' sound

• A fricative 's' sound

• A voiceless 't' sound

• A nasal 'm' sound