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http://www.engvid.com/ "Do you know how to say the 'w' sound in English correctly? A lot of students mix up the 'v' and 'w' sounds in English. It's a problem, because it will sound like you are saying completely different words, and people won't understand you! For instance, 'west' is a direction, but a 'vest' is something you wear. Learn how to say V and W correctly in this pronunciation lesson. http://www.engvid.com/pronunciation-v-w/ TRANSCRIPT Hello. Welcome to www.engvid.com -- not "EngWid". Today, I'm going to teach you the difference in pronunciation between a "V" and a "W". That's "U" times two. In some parts of America -- I don't know which parts, which states -- I know people say "double yah". We don't actually say "double yah" in Canada; it's "double U" versus the "V". Now, this goes out to all of my friends who speak Chinese, Farsi, Arabic, German, Polish, Slovak, Czech, Slovenian, Russian, Ukrainian: As far as I understand, all of these languages have problems with the "V" and the "W". "Double yah"! The "double U". Let me help you out. The easiest way to get this down straight is when you say the "V" sounds, you've got to stick out your two front teeth and go "vuh", "vuh", "vuh". No. 1 rule: When you want to say the "V" sound, you have to stick your big front teeth out of your mouth over your bottom lip -- "vuh". Your bottom lip is going to make the air come out, and it's going to make the sound of "vuh". If you look at this word, it's "visor", "visor". You always need to put your teeth out like a beaver. The other letter is "W". When we actually make the "W" sound, you're going to make like you're going to kiss someone. "Wuah", "wuah", "wuah". As you can see -- "V", "wuah" -- your mouth does a completely different thing with the two sounds. "V", "wuah", "wuah". So let's try -- let's practice, first of all, making the "V" sounds with some words. The first one is "visor", "visor". "Visor" is the top part of a baseball cap that keeps the sun out of your eyes. The next one we have is "veil". A "veil" can be worn at a wedding. It covers the bride's face, and in many countries around the world, women wear veils to hide their beautiful eyes. So "veil" is a face covering -- "veil". The next word is a "vest", "vest". "Vest" is usually an article of clothing worn by a man. Women can wear vests as well, and it's part of a three-piece suit: You have a tie, a shirt, a vest, and an over -- a suit jacket. I'm going to draw a vest. It's going to be funny-looking. If you guys have ever seen Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, I think the Oompa-Loompas wear a vest. And then you would have your shirt here. So the vest is, basically, like a jacket with no arms -- "vest". The next one is a kind of car -- a very fast car -- and also a snake. This is a "viper", "viper". And the last "V" sound for you today is "verse", "verse". "Verse" we use in writing songs or poetry, and it's a stanza of music or words that's broken down into different parts of the song. "Verse", "viper", "vest", "veil", "visor". Now -- hold on -- we're going to go into the "W" -- "double yah" -- the "W" sound. As I told you, once you -- when you say the "W" sound, you're going to make like you're going to kiss someone. So Ronnie's going to pretend she knows how to draw. These are lips and they're going "wuah!" They're blowing you kisses or besos. The first "W" word is "wiser", "wiser". The next one is "whale", "whale". "Ronnie, what's a whale?" A "whale" is an animal -- a really, really big animal -- is it a fish? Is it an animal? I don't know -- that lives in the ocean. And they like to eat peanuts. What? Yeah. "Wiser" means someone is smarter than you. Maybe you are smarter than me because you know that whales don't eat peanuts at all. The next one is "west", "west". "West" is a direction. We have north, south -- oh, I hope I get this right --east, and west. This guy right here is "west". If you are the fan of a band called "The Clash" -- my favorite band ever -- they have a song that's called "Gates of the West". You don't want to make a mistake and…

A new study says caffeine might be good for your health. Researchers found that if your body processes caffeine slowly, you are likely to be thinner and have a lower risk of diabetes. (Images: Getty) Key words and phrases: Fancy a...? Do you want a...? - Do you fancy a chat? I wanted to ask your opinion on something. - What should we do this weekend? Fancy a film? turns out the result is - Turns out I passed the test! I really thought I was going to fail. - I decided to leave my umbrella at home, but it turns out it's raining. how come why - How come you went to the party without me? - How come you're not eating lunch today? Did you have a big breakfast? Video chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 0:24 - Story 1:13 - Headline 1: Euro Weekly News: Fancy a cuppa? New study links caffeine consumption to reduced risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes 2:20 – Headline 2: Huffington Post: Turns Out Coffee Has A Health Benefit We've Only Just Discovered 3:50 - Headline 3: Medical News Today: How come higher blood caffeine is linked to lower body fat and type 2 diabetes risk? 5:15 - Language summary For a quiz and downloads, check out our website:

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The story: Turkey has been hit by another powerful earthquake. Two weeks ago, tremors affecting Turkey and Syria killed over 44,000 people and left thousands homeless. The latest quake has caused many buildings weakened by earlier tremors to collapse. Key words and phrases: fresh - new or different • You didn't drink your tea! I'll make you a fresh one. • I'll take a fresh look at my notes before the exam. rattle - move quickly, often loudly • The wind was so strong that it rattled the windows. • The explosion rattled the cups on the table 5 km away. wind down - gradually end, often in stages • The company are winding down their international operations to save money. • The party started to wind down around 11 and, by midnight, everyone had left. Chapters: 0:00 - Introduction 0:29 - Story 1:10 - Headline 1: Fresh tremors hit earthquake-devastated province in Turkey - Financial Times 2:55 - Headline 2: Hospitals evacuated right after new tremors rattle Hatay - Hurriyet Daily News 4:40 - Headline 3: Death toll from Turkey-Syria earthquakes rises to 46,000, as rescues wind down - Washington Post 6:00 - Language summary To download a transcript and audio, go here:

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