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Tim's pronounciation workshop, 22- How fluent speakers pronounce 'can'

22- How fluent speakers pronounce 'can'

Hi. I'm Tim and this is my pronunciation workshop. Here, I'm gonna show you how English is

really spoken. Come on, let's go inside.

You see this? This is my lunch. Well, either that, or

it's some cat food. Anyway, do you know what we call this container? It's a can, right?

Now this has the same spelling as the modal 'can', and the same pronunciation, hasn't it?

Or has it? Listen carefully when we ask some people in London how many languages they speak.

I can speak one language. I can speak two languages.

I can speak two languages. I can speak two languages, English and Hindi.

They all used the word 'can'. But they didn't pronounce it as /kæn/. Listen again. How

do they pronounce it?

I can speak one language. I can speak two languages.

I can speak two languages. I can speak two languages, English and Hindi.

In fluent everyday English, when the modal auxiliary 'can' is unstressed, its pronunciation

changes to /kən/. 'I /kæn/ speak four languages' becomes: 'I /kən/ speak four languages'.

This is what's known as a weak form and it can occur in questions as well. Here are some

more examples.

Can you help me bring in the shopping, please? I can swim further than I can run.

You can succeed if you work hard. How far can you throw a tennis ball?

Right, so you've heard the examples, and now it's your turn. Are you ready? Listen and

repeat.

Can you help me bring in the shopping, please?

I can swim further than I can run.

You can succeed if you work hard.

How far can you throw a tennis ball?

Well done. Now remember, if you want to learn more about pronunciation, then please visit

our website, bbclearningenglish.com. And that is about it from the pronunciation workshop

for this week. I'll see you soon. Bye bye! Right, now, time for lunch I think! Ahh. Do

you think I can open this can, without a can opener? Hey. Oh no - it is cat food. Never

mind, we can eat cat food, can't we? You know what? That is not bad. Salmon? Rabbit? Mouse?

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Hi. I'm Tim and this is my pronunciation workshop. Here, I'm gonna show you how English is MERHABA. Ben Tim ve bu benim telaffuz atölyem. Burada, sana İngilizcenin nasıl olduğunu göstereceğim

really spoken. Come on, let's go inside. realmente falado. Anda, vamos para dentro. gerçekten konuşuldu Hadi, içeri geçelim.

You see this? This is my lunch. Well, either that, or Estão a ver isto? Este é o meu almoço. Bem, ou isso, ou Bunu görüyor musun? Bu benim öğle yemeğim. Ya o ya da

it's some cat food. Anyway, do you know what we call this container? It's a can, right? é comida de gato. De qualquer forma, sabes o que chamamos a este recipiente? É uma lata, certo? biraz kedi maması. Her neyse, biz bu konteynere ne diyoruz biliyor musunuz? Bu bir kutu, değil mi?

Now this has the same spelling as the modal 'can', and the same pronunciation, hasn't it? Now this has the same spelling as the modal 'can', and the same pronunciation, hasn't it? Esta palavra tem a mesma grafia que o modal 'can' e a mesma pronúncia, não é verdade? Şimdi bu 'can' kipiyle aynı hecelemeye ve aynı telaffuza sahip, değil mi?

Or has it? Listen carefully when we ask some people in London how many languages they speak. Ou será que tem? Oiça com atenção quando perguntamos a algumas pessoas em Londres quantas línguas falam. Ya da var mı? Londra'daki bazı insanlara kaç dil konuştuklarını sorduğumuzda dikkatlice dinleyin.

I can speak one language. I can speak two languages.

I can speak two languages. I can speak two languages, English and Hindi.

They all used the word 'can'. But they didn't pronounce it as /kæn/. Listen again. How

do they pronounce it?

I can speak one language. I can speak two languages.

I can speak two languages. I can speak two languages, English and Hindi.

In fluent everyday English, when the modal auxiliary 'can' is unstressed, its pronunciation 流暢な日常英語では、モーダル助動詞'can'が非ストレスの場合、その発音は次のようになる。

changes to /kən/. 'I /kæn/ speak four languages' becomes: 'I /kən/ speak four languages'. I /kæn/ speak four languages' は、'I /kən/ speak four languages' となる。

This is what's known as a weak form and it can occur in questions as well. Here are some これは弱形と呼ばれるもので、質問でも起こりうる。 以下はその一部である。 É o que se chama uma forma fraca e também pode ocorrer em perguntas. Aqui estão algumas 这就是所谓的弱形式,它也可以出现在问题中。这里有一些

more examples. その他の例

Can you help me bring in the shopping, please? I can swim further than I can run. Können Sie mir bitte beim Einkaufen helfen? Ich kann weiter schwimmen als ich laufen kann. 買い物を運ぶのを手伝ってくれる?僕は走るより泳ぐ方が得意なんだ Pode ajudar-me a trazer as compras, por favor? Consigo nadar mais longe do que consigo correr.

You can succeed if you work hard. How far can you throw a tennis ball? Sie können erfolgreich sein, wenn Sie hart arbeiten. Wie weit kann man einen Tennisball werfen? Podes ter sucesso se trabalhares arduamente. A que distância se pode lançar uma bola de ténis?

Right, so you've heard the examples, and now it's your turn. Are you ready? Listen and

repeat.

Can you help me bring in the shopping, please? Können Sie mir bitte beim Einkaufen helfen? Pode ajudar-me a trazer as compras, por favor?

I can swim further than I can run.

You can succeed if you work hard. Sie können erfolgreich sein, wenn Sie hart arbeiten.

How far can you throw a tennis ball?

Well done. Now remember, if you want to learn more about pronunciation, then please visit Muito bem. Agora lembrem-se, se quiserem aprender mais sobre a pronúncia, visitem

our website, bbclearningenglish.com. And that is about it from the pronunciation workshop

for this week. I'll see you soon. Bye bye! Right, now, time for lunch I think! Ahh. Do 今週はこの辺で、また会おう。 バイバイ! さて、ランチの時間だ。

you think I can open this can, without a can opener? Hey. Oh no - it is cat food. Never この缶詰、缶切りなしで開けられると思う? キャットフードだよ。

mind, we can eat cat food, can't we? You know what? That is not bad. Salmon? Rabbit? Mouse? キャットフードを食べてもいいんだよ。 サケ、ウサギ、ネズミ?