American English: How to pronounce the Word ARE

The video addresses common questions about the word 'are', focusing on its reduction in speech. It explains how native speakers often reduce 'are' to a subtle sound, making it difficult for non-native speakers to hear. The video provides examples of this reduction in sentences and compares it with the word 'were'. It concludes by encouraging viewers to practice and listen for these reductions in native speech.

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