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to welcome you to another how to pronounce
pronounce it like a native English
English speaker episode I got a lot
lot of great feedback from the previous
previous episode people really enjoyed
enjoyed that so I'm excited to make
make this one and in this episode
episode we are going to be talking
talking about another short quick
quick word for in English short words
words like to which we covered in
in the last episode and for which
which will cover in this one are words
words that really get blended and
and said quickly when you're in an
an actual conversation so that's why
why I really want to cover a lot of
of them in this series the more you
you can blend the sounds of your words
words together the more you'll be
be able to understand native speakers
speakers in conversations movies TV
TV shows and music and be able to
to pronounce things much more smoothly
smoothly and confidently the regular
regular text book pronunciation of
of four is just like the number for
for 444 but again this is American
American pronunciation and we actually
actually say are ours much more strongly
strongly for if we really want to
to enunciate and say a word clearly
clearly so the pronunciation might
might be a little bit different for
for someone who's speaking British
British English anyway in this video
video we're going to talk about two
two different ways that we pronounce
pronounce for but in native conversation
conversation away the first and most
most common is 444 fiir
fiir or FDR sound 44 let's see how
how the sound of four changes in some
some example sentences I could really
really go for a pizza I could really
really go for a pizza here on pronouncing
pronouncing everything very slowly
slowly and clearly but I'm using the
the conversational freeze to go for
for something which means you really
really want something so instead of
of saying I want a pizza you could
could say I could really go for a
a pizza
a pizza but
but now we're going to pronounce it
it much more like a native speaker
speaker would quickly I could really
really go for a pizza I could really
really go for a pizza I could really
really go for a pizza so we're going
going for a pizza going for a pizza
I could really
really go for a pizza the term goal
goal for this is actually the name
name of an animal spilled GOP HDR
HDR it's a little animal like a prairie
prairie dog if you know what that
that is but just a little small thing
thing kind of like to make like a
a rat almost did lives in desert places
places and it just makes holes in
in the ground but to go for something
something the name of a person who
who goes for things is like someone
someone that they actually go out
out to a store and buy things and
and bring them back to other businesses
businesses or maybe you order some
some supplies like pencils from a
a company in they will actually bring
bring it to you so they were companies
companies called Gophers or people
people that work for companies called
called Gophers that's actually the
the name of people so it's kind of
of a joke someone that goes for something
something becomes gopher now I don't
don't want to cover this too much
much in the video but I thought it
it was just an interesting bit of
of conversational English that you
you might want to know about any way
way I could really go for a pizza
pizza I could really go for some ice
ice cream I could really go for a
a salad right now the next pronunciation
pronunciation 04 is more like so
so this is a little bit different
different from further it's it's basically
basically the same thing when you
you see it quickly but listen carefully
carefully I could do it for you if
if you like I could do it for you
you if you like I could do it for
for you if you like I
I could do it for you if you like
like even slowly it sounds much more
more native in conversational if you
you can blend it like a native speaker
speaker I could do it for you if you
you like I could do it for you if
if you like I
I could do it for you if you like
like
like I
I could do it for you if you like
like
like I
I could do it for you if you like
like I could do it for you if you
you like now in this sentence you
you can pronounce it I could do it
it for you or I could do it for you
you if you like but really if you're
you're just pronouncing it incredibly
incredibly quickly for you for you
I could do it for you
you if you like let's
let's cover three more examples in
in with these I'd like you to repeat
repeat after me so you can practice
practice and develop the pronunciation
pronunciation of for what would you
you like to do for your birthday what
what would you like to do for your
your birthday what would you like
like to do for your birthday is the
the price too much for you is the
the price too much for you is the
the price too much for you for
for me dancing is fun for me dancing
is fun
fun
fun well
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