How to Pronounce SEE YOU - American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of the phrase 'CIA', part of a sentence study series. It explains the stressed syllable and rhythmic structure, emphasizing the pronunciation of 'see' and the glide consonant 'ya'. The tutorial also covers vowel reduction in 'you' to a schwa sound, and the use of 'see ya' in common phrases like 'see you later'. The video concludes with a call to explore additional resources and videos for further learning.

What is the stressed syllable in the phrase 'See Ya'?

• Neither

• Both

• Ya

• See

How should the tongue be positioned when pronouncing the 'See' part of 'See Ya'?

• Relaxed and flat

• Curled upwards

• Pressing the back of the bottom front teeth

• Touching the roof of the mouth

What happens to the vowel in 'you' when saying 'See Ya'?

• It is elongated

• It is reduced to a schwa

• It is pronounced as 'oo'

• It is omitted

Which of the following is a common add-on to the phrase 'See Ya'?

• See you in a bit

• See you soon

• See you next week

• See you later

What does the video encourage viewers to do after watching?

• Watch more videos in the series

• Practice with a partner

• Take a pronunciation test

• Record their own pronunciation