Hi everybody! In this video we will practise the British English pronunciation of tube
stations in central London. The tube, or the underground, is the underground train system
in central London. Try listening and repeating each station after me. I will say each one
once, as there are quite a lot to get through! Aldgate, Angel, Baker Street, Bank, Barbican,
Bayswater, Blackfriars, Bond Street, Borough, Cannon Street, Chancery Lane, Charing Cross,
City Thameslink, Covent Garden, Earl's Court, Edgware Road, Elephant & Castle, Embankment,
Euston, Euston Square, Farringdon, Fenchurch Street, Gloucester Road, Goodge Street, Great
Portland Street, Green Park, High Street Kensington, Holborn, Hoxton, Hyde Park Corner, King's
Cross, King's Cross St. Pancras, Knightsbridge, Lambeth North, Lancaster Gate, Leicester Square,
Liverpool Street, London Bridge, Mansion House, Marble Arch, Marylebone, Monument, Moorgate,
Notting Hill Gate, Old Street, Oxford Circus, Paddington, Piccadilly Circus, Pimlico, Queensway,
Regent's Park, Russell Square, Shoreditch High Street, Sloane Square, South Kensington,
Southwark, St. James's Park, St. Paul's, Temple, Tottenham Court Road, Tower Gateway, Tower
Hill, Vauxhall, Victoria, Warren Street, Waterloo, Westminster.
Great! Those are all of the London underground tube stations in “zone 1”, which is the
very centre of London. It’s worth learning the pronunciation of those if you intend to
visit London – so you can ask the way to the nearest station by saying:
“Where is the nearest tube station?” “I need to get to Westminster.”
“I would like to travel by tube to Waterloo.” “Where can I buy a ticket?”
Those are all some useful phrases that you can use.
Excellent, try listening again to this video and repeating the words after me to practise
the pronunciation. Subscribe to my channel for more videos to
help you to speak English with a British accent. Goodbye!