Name: 100 HARDEST英単語発音練習レッスン（定義付き）｜イギリス英語を学ぶ (100 HARDEST English words pronunciation practice lesson (with definitions) | Learn British English)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:00:35.000Z
Duration: 18 min 26 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：

- Hello everyone, and welcome
back to English with Lucy.

Today, I've got my biggest
pronunciation video yet.

This video is going to show you 100 words

and also how to pronounce
them in British English.

We're going along with
the pronunciation advice

the link of which I will
put in the description box.

This video is going to be
fabulous for your pronunciation,

for your relaxation because
I feel like a lot of people

come to my videos just
to have someone talking

but it's also going to be
great for your listening,

because if you know how to
pronounce certain words,

I'm also going to share the
definition with you as well

so you'll be able to
improve your vocabulary.

you should be able to
understand 100 words,

use 100 advanced words in your vocabulary,

Before we get started, I'd
just like to remind you

that if you want to improve
your listening and pronunciation

even further, I really,
really recommend Audible.

Reading is great for improving vocabulary,

but if you actually hear
the words in your ear

It works wonders on your language skills.

I use it all the time and
especially when I'm running

The flat pale sweet nut of the almond tree

A small plant with red,
white, blue, or purple flowers

that are shaped like cups
and have dark centres.

A group of islands and
the sea surrounding them.

To mark something with
the little star symbol.

A bunch of flowers arranged
in an attractive way.

to mark where it is safe for boats to go.

A part of computer's memory
that stores copies of data

that is often needed whilst
a programme is running.

Burnt sugar used for adding
colour or flavour to food.

A state of complete
confusion and lack of order.

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100 HARDEST英単語発音練習レッスン（定義付き）｜イギリス英語を学ぶ (100 HARDEST English words pronunciation practice lesson (with definitions) | Learn British English)

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