I have a question. I heard that, unlike American English, British English often doesn’t pronounce the “r” sound as strongly. In that case, how do you distinguish it from “l”?

I have a question! I heard that “can’t” can sometimes sound like the slang word “cunt,” so I was wondering if there’s anything important to keep in mind when pronouncing the “a” and “u” sounds?

My English pronunciation isn’t very good, so I worry that people might think I sound strange, and sometimes I find myself at a loss for words. I’d like to know how I can pluck up the courage.

I really learned a lot! It feels like English pronunciation uses completely different muscles than Japanese. It was so much fun! Thank you, Vox 先生！

Babe, your voice sounds amazing today—I’m hanging on your every word! When you have a moment, would you be up for trying to say “Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis”?爱你

Thank you for this lesson, darling! I panic every time I make errors in English but we keep going! Ps: the tongue twister 'Betty Botter' sounds so nice with your accent! Love you!

Sensei, your lessons are always so easy to understand! Thank you for always helping us learn EnglishLove you

a few simple words i'm interested to hear in your voice: aesthetic, atheist, the Cheshire cat, paradigm, verdict, khaki, licorice, benevolent, rural, would you say that for oncetysm