Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles hi everybody Jennifer from Tarle Speech I got a great question today in an email it is how do I pronounce whatever and wherever at normal conversational speed when they're in a phrase so I have a couple of tips for you so let's go ahead and take a look so we have what ever and we're gonna pronounce this as wud wud wud ever whatever so the first syllable is going to be very short wud and the second syllable of the word or the second word rather will be a little bit longer so whatever whatever so that's number one same thing here where ever think of pronouncing this word as wear like we wear clothes wherever wherever so the key is is to again make the wud very short whatever and we're gonna use that flap T there so it's going to sound like a D and wherever so you want to make those short at the beginning and then also link those words together and by linking what I mean is no pause between those two words so it's almost like whatever is one word and wherever is one word okay so that's number one is make these two short phrases sound like one word whatever wherever number two when we add them to another phrase how could we make that sound a little better again let's think about linking so practice first being able to say whatever and wherever and then think about what do you want to add to this sentence so for instance he said in his question whatever the weather so again I just said that with pauses in between words and that's totally fine everyone is going to understand you so you can do that and say whatever the weather that's just fine or you can get fancy you can link these two words whatever and then link these two words the weather whatever the weather so again super short for what super short for the link those with no pause between so the practice the weather the weather the weather and then practice whatever whatever whatever now let's combine the two the weather whatever the weather whatever the weather whatever the weather whatever the weather can hear my pitch going up a little bit on the second word in each of those phrases so whatever the weather another example would be wherever we go or wherever I think he said we were same thing let's take those principles wherever we're gonna link this we were we're going to link this wherever we were wherever we were wherever we were again we're going to go sort of wherever we were wherever we were linked those all together practice we were we were we were practice wherever wherever wherever and then let's combine wherever we were whatever the weather wherever we were we can practice our speech as we go I made a little rhyme for you so give it a try I know people are going to notice the difference if you found this helpful we would love a like and a share don't forget to subscribe so you never miss a video and if you want more practice you can buy our products on Google Play and iTunes and links are in the description below thank you so much and hope to see you all again soon
A2 practice linking link short pronounce combine LINKING- How to Pronounce What Ever & Where Ever - English Pronunciation Lesson 60 0 Summer posted on 2020/06/08 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary