However you pronounce them, peonies are gorgeous and I’m glad you got some! Reply Janet L says: September 3, 2018 at 3:56 pm Tips from an old gardener. My only complaint about peonies is that they all bloom within 2 weeks and then they are gone. I live on the east coast and...
Just think that there are some people who can’t speak at all – never mind not being able to pronounce certain letters! They still manage to communicate with people! It seems that the way technology has progressed, we rarely talk to people now = type/message/text. In addition, there ...
Well, Ronnie, could you teach us (not native speakers) how to pronounce different words with /æ/ and /e/ sounds, please? You know, we don’t have those sounds in Russian, so I just don’t see any difference between them. I pronounce “sad” and “said”, “had” and “head”...
It’s true that most of us find it somewhat difficult to understand what native speakers say as the native speakers pronounce words quickly and together. So, we’re not able to understand the dialogue of English movies. Their accent is so fast that we can’t grasp what they say. But we...
English is confusing! So many letters can be pronounced in different ways! In this free English pronunciation lesson, I teach you how to pronounce different versions of TH, S, and F. All three of these can actually be pronounced differently! Watch this l