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BRITISH ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION - əʊ vowel sound

Hello and welcome back to English with Lucy.

And to another episode of my British English pronunciation series. Today, we’re going to talk about another diphthong and this one is the Oh.

Okay, so, two vowel sounds one syllable. So, your mouth shape will change throughout the duration of the syllable oh. So, I often hear many of my Hispanic students saying, no, go, close, glob, there’s hope. This is wrong. yet, you know it’s wrong to stop. It so some words with the letter O are bone closed home thrown from Game of Thrones. So, I never want to Game of Thrones again or worse game of furnace. I’ve heard someone say game of throne it. okay, now, so, firstly we have the Oh consonant and E.

So, we have bone closed and we have with just plain, old, oh, so, we’ve got both almost local open / oh, oh and we’ve got words just ending an O, ago, go, no, no, is so, there’s another one important na, na, na, sounds very babyish to us that’s what a baby’s a nut, but, no, no, must be no. Then we’ve got words with Oh.

A so, boat, goat, coat, not quite or bought, boat, coat, throat, toast, toast, words ending in Oh a toe the name Joe. So, words ending in o W. Like for o, or follow ,or grow, and we’ve got words with oh, you like although or doe. Okay, guys I hope this lesson helped you. Please make a conscious effort to use this vowel sound correctly and if you do so if you do so you will definitely sound more British very, very quickly.