meanings, but pronounced exactly the same way.  Yes, these words are pronounced the same way.

We have cruise a sailing ship  and crews a group of workers.  

So to say these words correctly, let's start  with that k sound. Tip of the tongue is down,  

back of the tongue is pulled high up, air puffs  out, then you're going to move to that r sound by  

moving your lips to a square tense shape. For me  the tip of my tongue stays down, and the back of  

my tongue stays up, for others of you, the tip of  your tongue will flip back, and that is okay too,  

just as long as you do not touch the tip of  the tongue to the teeth for that r sound.

Next we're going to move to the ew and to do that  

pucker. As you pucker your tongue is  just flat in the middle of your mouth.

And then end with the z z. To do this, the tip  of your tongue is behind the top front teeth  

or it's pointed down towards  the bottom of the mouth.  

Air is moving out of your nose and your  voice box is on vibrating and moving. Z

Let's put it all together: cruise cruise cruise 

crews crews crews cruise crews

And now for a sentence:

The work crews took a cruise.

Give it a try people are going to notice  the difference. If you found this helpful  

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