WANT vs. WON'T Pronunciation - American English

The video tutorial focuses on the pronunciation differences between the words 'want' and 'won't' in American English. It explains the common pronunciations, highlighting the differences in vowel sounds and the T sound. The tutorial also covers the diphthong in 'won't' and the associated lip movements. The video concludes with additional resources and subscription information for further learning.

What are the two words being compared in the video?

Describe the common pronunciation feature of 'want' and 'won't' in American English.

What advice does the teacher give for practicing the sounds of 'want' and 'won't'?

What is the difference in vowel sounds between 'want' and 'won't'?

Explain the concept of a diphthong as mentioned in the video.

How does the tongue position differ when pronouncing 'want' compared to 'won't'?

What is the significance of lip rounding in the pronunciation of 'won't'?