Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles hi everyone jennifer from tarle speech with your pronunciation question our words today are collision which is a crash or a conflict and coalition and alliance let's take a look at these words they look rather similar so what's the difference collision is going to have three beats or three syllables and coalition is going to have four beats or four syllables so let's break these down for collision we're going to start with the syllable and to do this the tongue tip is down back of the tongue is pulled up for the and then you're just going to add that short uh sound that schwa sound next we're going to move to the lip and to do this touch the tip of the tongue to the back of the top front teeth and then again open the mouth it's going to be relaxed and the tip of the tongue is going to be just below the top front teeth you can kind of see it popping down a little bit there and then we're going to end with jean to do this round your lips for that sound and your voice box is on and then we're going to end with the un to do this again unstressed uh sound and then touch the tip of the tongue to the back of the top front teeth for the end collision collision for coalition we are going to start with co start with the k and then round the lips to move to that long o sound ko ko ko add the schwa the short uh syllable very relaxed mouth and then again the li touch the teeth for the l pull it down as your lips are relaxed so your mouth is relaxed you can have a nice short relaxed ih sound and then end this time with a shun it sounds very similar to zhun and looks very similar but what's the difference the difference is my voice box is off for the sh sound so we have sh versus zh so let's put this all together ko uh li shun ko uh li shun coalition coalition coalition one more thing to keep in mind here is that we are going to stress the li syllable and each of these words that means it's going to be louder longer and higher than the others which are going to be shorter softer and lower in pitch so let's try those two words again coalition coalition coalition collision collision collision collision coalition coalition collision collision coalition and now for a sentence the coalition vehicles were involved in a collision the coalition vehicles were involved in a collision give it a try people are going to notice the difference we'd love a like a share and a subscribe you can check out our products on google play and itunes and our classes at Tarle speech thanks everyone
B2 coalition collision ko relaxed tongue sound How to Pronounce COLLISION & COALITION - English Pronunciation Lesson 13 1 Summer posted on 2021/05/21 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary