How to say words that begin with ‘H’: Pronunciation Practice



Do you sometimes wonder whether or not to pronounce the ‘H’ at the beginning of a word? For example, would you pronounce the H in the words “hear” and “heir”? This lesson is for you! There are three different categories of words that begin with H, and in this lesson, I will explain and demonstrate each one. I will give you tips and exercises to practise the pronunciations. There may also be some new vocabulary for you here, as well as some acronyms, such as “HGV” and “HQ”. And of course, there’s the usual quiz for you to test your knowledge after watching: Don’t miss this very useful pronunciation lesson!

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49 Comments

  1. Say Hello Motto
    They connect to that robotic crap better than to humans Maestra…
    Same as pet, shopping, sugar bear, tattoos…a trend that we the elders well know… it's going to end.

  2. Dear Gill I'm very happy to learn and practice English with you also your accent pure English pronunciation. Please could you make a lesson about Charles Dickens short stories famous books Oliver twist, Great expectation, David Copperfield. Thank you so much God bless you. Manchester
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  3. One question for me: Following your exemple, the H in H2O is not pronounced. But if I use the word hydrogen -> it becomes pronounced? As I am studying Chemics and in my report I would like to say a(N) hydroxycinnamonitrile and I am not sure if I sold put an or a! Maybe you could give me hint? Thank you very much Gill! Greetings from France!

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