You guys remember, don't you?
About six months ago I made a video about homophones in English.
This time, I'm making a video that's . . .
Because English doesn't only have homophones,
but also pairs of words that are . . .
well, technically they're called "heteronyms,"
which means two words that are spelled the same but pronounced differently.
I'm going to warn you: these word pairs can do your brain in.
You guys will have to listen really carefully,
pronounce them really carefully,
as well as understand the context.
If you finish watching this video and still can't differentiate all of these heteronyms,
then watching the video twice . . .
or five times . . .
or even ten times really isn't a problem at all.
Our first word pair is . . .
(Really, English subtitles shouldn't be necessary for the remainder of the video. The content is pretty straightforward.)
Next!
"Imagine Dan saying, 'NEXT!'"
Finished!