Name: 耳の不自由な女の子が新しい英単語を学ぶ // ジェシーとクラウド (Deaf Girl Learns New British Words // Jessie and Claud)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:17:23.000Z
Duration: 14 min 24 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

J: I'm Jessica and this is my lovely wife Claudia. C: Hello!

過去形

J: One of the questions, though, that I get asked the most is how do I learn new words

J: Because I'm able to produce quite precise sounds,

J: but only of words that I learnt before I went deaf.  C: Yeah...

C: Well, I think like new words to anyone are quite hard.

C: You don't know how to pronounce every one 'til you hear it.

C: Like, I used to say Hermione as her-me-one. [Crash cymbal sounds]

J: Fair! C: Like, I used to just read it as her-me-one when I read 'Harry Potter,'

C: because I was like, 'Hm, that's a name I've never come across. Her-me-one.' J: Harry, Ron and Her-me-one.

J: So in today's video, we are going to...

C: When I was younger, I had to have speech--a speech therapist.

C: Conveniently stumbled over that--speech therapy,

because I couldn't pronounce words properly. And also still now, I come up with--I make words up.

J: I think the really interesting thing is, though, no one calls you up on this but me. C: Yeah,

C: So I always said "tubaway" and then Jessica was like, "It's Tupperware."

"It's a brand." And I was like, "But you tub it away"

I said, "Well, we better go home and have some food because I really need some substanance."

J: Because I largely lip-read, I'm just staring at her lips a lot of the time,

which is, I want to say, lovely because you are wonderfully attractive

J: But it does mean that I pick up on when your letters are different. C: That's why everyone else is like, 'Did I hear her right?'

C: 'No, it's probably just me. I probably heard her wrong.'

C: Whereas you're like, 'You just said it--you just said it..." J: That was incorrect.

C: That was the wrong letter.  J: That was incorrect.

J: On the topic of invisible disabilities, did you know that Friday is Lesbian Visibility Day?

J: So, to celebrate, we're going to be releasing a new limited edition line in the store

J: Which is definitely a word I can pronounce. C: Yeah.

J: It's also the very last week of the "Because: gay" line being available, so

definitely swoop in and get some of that. You can also get this cute little design.

J: As we said, we have quite a unique way of communicating. I can't hear; you can't speak.

C: I should probably learn to Sign. That would solve a many problems.

C: Just like everyone should do a little bit of basic Sign, I think. It'd be very helpful.

J: Yes. Yes, it should be in schools. [Ding]

Apparently the thirty-one 'most hard to pronounce' words in English language.

C: Some of them are really obvious, so we're gonna skip over the obvious ones.

and I'm just gonna pick out the ones that I can't really pronounce.

C: OK? Because I think that's pretty good. J: And I have to work out what you're saying.

C: Yes. And then I'm gonna play--go to the Cambridge Dictionary;

put in a word and then it will say it in an English voice and also in an American voice.

J: Yay. C: So then we can see whether either of us were correct in our pronunciation.

J: All right. And just to make this A) harder

and B) more realistic as to what happens when we're not being watched by other people,

J: I'm sorry, by the way, if I get louder.

C: "Someone or something intensely disliked."

J: I wouldn't say that's true, though. C: Oh.

C: Do you wanna hear it? J: There are many things I want to hear.

C: This is the UK one. Dictionary (UK): An-ath-em-a

C: See? They've gotta say it with that much more meaning. J: What's the difference?

C: Yeah, you see, if you heard that. Dictionary [US]: An-ah-tha-ma

C: That sounds like someone who doesn't like someone.

C: Next word. J: An-en... A-nem-uh... A-nem-uh-nee?

C: Yeah, only because I know what that word is.

C: Otherwise, I'd probably read that as 'a-nem-own...' 'a-nem-on...' 'an-em-one.'

C: A-nem-uh-nee. It's the word you just said!

Dictionary [UK]: A-nem-uh-nee. Dictionary [US]: A-nem-uh-nee.

[Claudia imitates aggressive US pronunciation] J: We were right?!

C: Maybe all the American ones sound aggressive, like...

J: Or just the guy who was sat there in a booth for too long. C: [Aggressive noise]

C: OK, next word. So.Oh my--what's this one?

J: [Nailing pronunciation] Oh, antidisestablishmentarianism.

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耳の不自由な女の子が新しい英単語を学ぶ // ジェシーとクラウド (Deaf Girl Learns New British Words // Jessie and Claud)

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