How is your English pronunciation?

Sometimes my pronunciation is shaky. For example, after learning the word nonchalant, I pronounced it as /nahnkailant/ instead of /nahnshalant/. I also used to pronounce the word stoic as /stoyk/ instead of /stoec/. :P

I try my best to improve my pronunciation, though.

Impeccable. Other than the occasional misplaced intonation, and out of place sounding pronunciation, I'm good to go. th3warr1or

Sometimes my pronunciation is shaky. For example, after learning the word nonchalant, I pronounced it as /nahnkailant/ instead of /nahnshalant/. I also used to pronounce the word stoic as /stoyk/ instead of /stoec/. :P

I try my best to improve my pronunciation, though.

ghoklebutter

I have been told that it is great. :)

I'm English, what more can I say :P

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Sometimes my pronunciation is shaky. For example, after learning the word nonchalant, I pronounced it as /nahnkailant/ instead of /nahnshalant/. I also used to pronounce the word stoic as /stoyk/ instead of /stoec/. :P

I try my best to improve my pronunciation, though.

BioDogshock

I'm English, what more can I say :Pclyde46

Hang on, I have to go warsh my car.supercubedude64

[QUOTE="clyde46"]I'm English, what more can I say :Psmc91352

[QUOTE="supercubedude64"]Hang on, I have to go warsh my car.xhellcatx

[QUOTE="xhellcatx"][QUOTE="supercubedude64"]Hang on, I have to go warsh my car.supercubedude64

I used to pronounce "courteous" as "kor-tee-us". That ended like a year ago.

I Pronounce all my words correctly albeit full of scouse :P

Very good, but I WAS born English, so anything less would be bad for me.

[QUOTE="supercubedude64"][QUOTE="xhellcatx"] Let me just put my car in the Garridge.xhellcatx

I'm thirsty. Could either of you please give me a glass of wudder?

I might twist my tongue once or twice but other than that really good save for the odd word or two.

[QUOTE="xhellcatx"][QUOTE="supercubedude64"] Then we sail for Signapore.StrawberryHill

I'm thirsty. Could either of you please give me a glass of wudder?

Pretty good, though I get some words wrong. Recently I learned that I was pronouncing "Proust" incorrectly (thought it was pronounced "Pr-OW-st," but it was actually "Proost") as well as "Ontario" (I was pronouncing it as "On-TAHR-ee-oh" instead of "On-TAYR-ee-oh").Theokhoth

Meh I guess. I'm a native speaker and I still fumble around some words. It's funny because I'm actually an English teacher :P

Well I am English and live near Brixton, so you decide :P

I'm English, what more can I say :P

clyde46

I Pronounce all my words correctly albeit full of scouse :P

andalore

I'm British, so whatever I say is automatically correct. :PBourbons3

clyde46

LMAO.

My pronunciation is quite good. I do get the odd word i've never heard of though and pronounce it wrong.

I pronounce words fine. I do have somewhat of a Boson accent so I do leave out Rs on occasions and I say some words differntly (milk, pillow, bagel).

I am good at pronouncing most words; I only mispronounce a few words like crochet.

I try to be as articulate as possible, but there are some words that I have read but never heard spoken (more often names) and once I say them and find out I'm mispronouncing them it's pretty embarrassing. But for the most part I'm on point.

english is my second lenguage, so, yeah

Average, but that's because english is a second language to me. I have no problems reading or writing it, but when it comes to talking, I'm not very eloquent... I can still say what I want to say, but my pronunciation is somewhat shaky.

Well I'm Glaswegian... So my pronunciation is AWFUL.