Category: English Speaking

English has many vowels that are not present in other world languages. Take for example the difference between /u/, as is found in words like “boot”, “Luke”, and “food”, …

Nature Schedule Pressure Measure Have you ever looked at words like this and been unsure about how to pronounce them? Or maybe you’ve learned through listening to English speakers …

Hey, it’s Ryan, and today, I’m talking about social media acronyms! Let’s start with what an acronym is! An acronym is simply an abbreviation using the first letter of …

In today’s lesson, we are going to explore Phrasal Verbs with Look! Phrasal verbs are one of the toughest parts of learning English! They combine a simple verb with …

Speak Spanish?  As a native Spanish speaker, I understand what’s it’s like having to translate in your head before speaking in English. Speech may be lost in translation if …

Hi everyone! Today, I’m talking about Brand names that are challenging to say! The world today is completely interconnected, with people able to connect and travel faster than ever. …

This is Part 2 of our 3-part series of how to pronounce North American English R. If you haven’t watched or read Part 1 yet, where we talked about …

Is R a sound that you find tricky to incorporate into your everyday English? Maybe because you’re not quite sure how English speakers make this sound in the first …

A Twisted Lesson!  Hi! I’m Ryan from Go Natural English, and today, I’m talking about Tongue Twisters! Before I say anything else, I’d like to start with a question: …

  Did you know that the majority of what makes up a person’s accent are vowels? In fact, one of the most common problems English language learners have with English …