Words Americans mispronounce - Gerund

The video addresses common mispronunciations in English, focusing on words like 'gerund', 'chic', 'espresso', 'especially', 'escape', 'eschew', 'loose', 'lose', 'nauseous', and 'nausea'. It highlights the challenges even native speakers face with pronunciation and provides examples to normalize these mistakes. The video also explores pronunciation variations and offers tips for correct usage.

What is the meaning of the word 'gerund' as described in the text?

How did the speaker mispronounce the word 'gerund'?

What does the phrase 'to live something down' mean?

What are some examples of the word 'chic' used in sentences?

What is the correct pronunciation of the word 'espresso'?

How does the speaker suggest to normalize mispronunciations?

What is the context in which the speaker discusses the word 'especially'?

What are the different pronunciations of the word 'eschew' mentioned in the text?

What is the difference in pronunciation between 'loose' and 'lose'?

What is the significance of the word 'nauseous' in American English?