How to Pronounce NEW YORK - American English Pronunciation

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation of 'New York'. It breaks down the pronunciation into two parts: 'New' and 'York', explaining the tongue and mouth positions for each sound. The instructor encourages viewers to practice by creating sentences and sharing video responses. Additional resources are available on Rachel's English website and YouTube channel.

What is the first sound in the pronunciation of 'New York'?

• The u vowel sound

• The N consonant sound

• The j consonant sound

• The o vowel sound

Which part of the mouth is involved in making the N consonant sound?

• The soft palate

• The lips

• The front flat part of the tongue

• The back of the tongue

What must you do with your lips when pronouncing the 'u' in 'New'?

• Keep them flat

• Round them

• Stretch them wide

• Press them together

What is the final sound in the word 'New York'?

• The j consonant sound

• The r consonant sound

• The o vowel sound

• The k sound

What does the instructor encourage you to do after learning the pronunciation?

• Forget about it

• Practice and create a sentence

• Ignore the video

• Move on to another language