pair of words today and the spelling is crazy on one of these words actually I

remember as a kid learning this word and thinking that's how you spell it it's

totally crazy I'm going to show you the words the words are kernel which is the

center of a nut or we can also use it to talk about the important part of

something and Colonel that's the spelling which is an army

officer I know it's insane so to say these words correctly we're going to

think about two parts of the word we're going to start with the K sound to do this

the back of your tongue is pulled up and the tip of your tongue is down pointing

and the bottom of your mouth K next we're gonna move to the er to do this square

tense lips if you make the sound with the tip of your tongue pointed down your

tongue doesn't move much but if you want you can flip it back to make the er as

well whichever is fine just make sure that you make that er nice and tense long

and strong ker ker then we're going to touch the tip of your tongue to the back

of your top front teeth for the nnn and the air is going to be moving out of

your nose you're going to quickly pull the tongue down and then touch it to the

back of the top front teeth again while you shift the air to coming out of your

mouth for the L so it's gonna be nl nl

nnnl let's put it all together ker nl Colonel Colonel Colonel the colonel had

a popcorn kernel stuck in his teeth give it a try I know people they're going to

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