Name: CREAK & CREEK の発音を学ぶ - アメリカ英語 🇺🇸 同音異義語の発音 #learnenglish (Learn to Pronounce CREAK & CREEK - American 🇺🇸English Homophone Pronunciation #learnenglish)
Uploaded: 2025-09-28T18:07:11.000Z
Duration: 2 min 19 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：

Hi everybody, Jennifer from Tarle speech with a 2 for Tuesday homophone lesson.

皆さん、こんにちは！ターレ・スピーチのジェニファーが火曜日の同音異義語レッスンを2回お届けします。

関係詞節（制限と非制限）

Let's learn two words that are pronounced exactly the same way, they just have different spellings and different meanings.

発音は全く同じで、スペルと意味が違う2つの単語を覚えよう。

Our words today are creak, a squeaky sound usually made by something old like your floor or a door, and creak, a small stream of water.

今日の単語は、床やドアのような古いものが通常発する「きしみ音」と、小さな水の流れ「きしみ音」。

To say these words we only have four sounds today, we're going to start with that K, tip of the tongue is down, back of the tongue is pulled high up.

今日は4つの音で発音します。舌先は下に、舌の裏は上に引っ張ります。

If you are like me and you say your R with the tip of your tongue down, keep it in that spot, make your lips square and tense for the R, back of my tongue is pulled high up.

もしあなたが私のように舌先を下にしてRを言うなら、その場所に舌先を置いたまま、唇を四角く緊張させてRを言う。

If you flip your tongue back for the R, totally fine, many people do, you're going to start with the K and then flip the tongue back, keep everything moving, no pause between those sounds.

Rを発音するときに舌を裏返しにするのは、多くの人がやっていることで、まったく構わない。

Next, we're going to move to that long E, smile, high, flat tongue, and then end again with the K.

次はロングE、スマイル、ハイ、フラット、そしてKで終わる。

Creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak.

Now for some of you, you may be wondering, I've heard this word pronounced as crick, yes that is a regional variation, actually where I come from that is how many people pronounce it, including me, but I have learned to switch back and forth and to say creak as well.

そう、これは地域差なのだ。実際、私の出身地では、私を含めて多くの人がそう発音するのだが、私は前後を入れ替えてクリークとも言うことを学んだ。

So last time, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, creak, and now for a sentence.

さて、前回はギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシギシ、そして次は文章だ。

As we crossed the old bridge over the creek, the wooden boards began to creak under our feet.

小川にかかる古い橋を渡ると、木の板が足元できしみ始めた。

Give it a try, I know people are going to notice the difference, thanks so much for being here, I really do appreciate it.

試してみてください。きっとみんな違いに気づいてくれると思います。

Come back tomorrow for another lesson, and if you're afraid you missed something, sign up for my newsletter, details are in the description below.

また明日もレッスンに来てね。もし何か聞き逃したかもしれないと思ったら、僕のニュースレターに登録してね。

Thanks so much everyone, have a great day.

みなさん、本当にありがとう。