I’m a pronunciation coach who empowers non-native medical professionals by teaching American pronunciation and speech patterns. 💪🏽
English is weird but learning this list of words will make it easier.
What are some other words that rhyme?
Did you know this about the tongue shape?
The trick is in saying the letter “A” with the /UH/ sound.
What are other words you’d like me to teach? Comment them and I’ll make a video about it!
04/14/2026
So you want to improve your rhythm in English... but you don't know where to start?
I recommend focusing on two groups of words in the English language, which I talk about in my newsletter today:
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Fluent English
04/07/2026
If the timing of your speech (the rhythm, the tone, and the emphasis) doesn't match English's expected rhythm, you won't be understood.
This is whether you're a native speaker or a non-native speaker. Rhythm is that crucial and that predictable in American English.
I talk about some of the basics in a YouTube video, just released today: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CA7LICos-18
If these sound the same to you, then look up more word pairs to practice some listening discrimination!
It’s more than just mastering sounds.
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Speech Improvement Business English
“Register” is a tricky word but the main thing is to notice which syllable to emphasize!
It sounds like this:
/REH-juh-stur/
