Why Does “of” Sound So Soft? How to Pronounce “of” in Natural English
Pronunciation with Emma PodcastShow Notes
Ever wondered why "of" seems to disappear and sound so "soft" when native speakers are talking quickly? In this episode so you'll learn why and how to soften the word "of" so you can sound more natural when you speak in English as well as understand rapid speech much more easily! ⭐️ Interested in improving your English pronunciation and accent? Drop me an email at [email protected] or visit www.pronunciationwithemma.com for more details. Courses and Classes: http://courses.pronun...
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