Learn how to pronounce the 200 most common words with an American accent.
Practice pronunciation of words like "school," "country," "help," or "company" that are used in regular everyday conversations.
Improve your American pronunciation using a phonetic exercise recorded by a professional speech therapist.

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TRANSCRIPT

Hello there! This is the "Sounds American" channel.
In this video, we'll learn how to pronounce the 200 most common English words with an American accent.
In our previous video, we learned how to pronounce the first hundred of the most common words.
This time we'll cover the second part of this list.
This is a great way to improve your American pronunciation, as these 200 words make up about 80% of typical daily conversations.

[Pronunciation exercise]
A quick reminder on how this exercise works: you'll see a word on the screen and hear its pronunciation. Like this.
Repeat each word after the speaker.
Make sure you actually pronounce the words aloud, - that's the key idea of this exercise.
Let's begin.

101. world
102. school
103. still
104. try
105. in
106. as
107. last
108. ask
109. need
110. too
111. feel
112. three
113. when
114. state
115. never
116. become
117. between
118. high
119. really
120. something
121. another
122. family
123. own
124. out
125. leave
126. put
127. old
128. while
129. mean
130. on
131. keep
132. student
133. why
134. let
135. great
136. same
137. big
138. group
139. begin
140. seem
141. country
142. help
143. talk
144. turn
145. problem
146. every
147. start
148. hand
149. might
150. show
151. part
152. about
153. against
154. place
155. over
156. such
157. again
158. few
159. most
160. week
161. company
162. where
163. system
164. each
165. program
166. hear
167. so
168. question
169. during
170. work
171. play
172. government
173. run
174. small
175. number
176. off
177. always
178. move
179. like
180. night
181. live
182. point
183. believe
184. hold
185. today
186. bring
187. happen
188. next
189. without
190. before
191. large
192. all
193. million
194. must
195. home
196. under
197. water
198. room
199. write
200. mother

You're done! Congratulations!

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