Hello and welcome, everyone.
This is Chris, from England, with a new special lesson for Learn English as easy as pie on Facebook.
Thank you to Mojtaba Yaghoubi for sharing this.
Today's lesson is ... to look at pronunciation.
I've got a list of the 100 most common English words.
It should be official. It's taken from a list on the Internet and they have officially calculated these.
The list is in the description in Youtube or on Facebook, wherever.
And I'm going to read through these 100 words
saying each one twice to get you familiar with how to say it properly.
Remember that you are hearing a British accent.
I am from the south of England
so my pronunciation is like that.
If you wonder why I'm talking strangely,
it's because I'm from the south of England.
The 100 most common English words:
The first one, there are two ways to pronounce it: the
be
and of
Again, two ways to pronounce number five: a
in
to
have
too
it
I
that
for
you
he
with
on
do
say
this
they
at
but
we
his
from
that
not
by
she
or
as
what
go
their
can
who
get
if
would
her
all
my
make
about
know
will
as
up
one
time
there
year
so
think
when
which
them
some
me
people
take
out
into
just
see
him
your
come
could
now
than
like
other
how
then
its
our
two
more
these
want
way
look
first
also
new
because
day
more
use
no
man
find
here
thing
give
many
well
only
That was a list of the
100 most common English words.
I am a bit tired.
Remember that I was speaking with a British accent and pronunciation.
Different from a lot of native speakers...
Hopefully I gave you a good taste of how we pronounce those
100 most common words.
Many thanks, as always, to Mojtaba Yaghoubi,
on the Learn English as easy as pie Facebook page for sharing.
Please keep up the great work, Mojtaba, and keep posting
and I hope that everyone is using that page every day
to learn English for free online.
Similarly, for my British English lessons,
you can join me by subscribing to the Youtube channel
(http://www.youtube.com/user/CJWorkman17)
by joining the Facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_154326444624084
and the page: http://www.facebook.com/BritishEnglishPage
If you look in the Youtube description, you can find the links for these sites...
Thank you for your time.
I hope you found this lesson useful.
Those 100 words were quite a lot...
Keep studying hard and I'm going to be back soon with more videos
so please keep checking on Facebook and Youtube for those.
Take care and my best wishes from England.
Good luck with your English
and I will see you next time.