This is an All-Ears English episode, the three quickest ways to improve your English pronunciation.

Welcome to the All-Ears English podcast, downloaded more than 200 million times.

Are you feeling stuck with your English?

We'll show you how to become fearless and fluent

by focusing on connection, not perfection with your American host

Aubrey Carter the Ialt's whiz and Lindsay McMahon the English adventurer coming to you from Arizona and Colorado, USA.

You can learn all of the vocabulary in the world and you can use perfect grammar, but if you don't use correct pronunciation, you won't be able to achieve connection.

Today, listen in and get our three tips to improve your pronunciation.

Hello Aubrey, how you doing today?

I'm great. How are you, Lindsay? I'm fantastic. I'm excited to be here here but I have a key question for you today you ready yeah so how do you improve your pronunciation in a new language it's a broad question but I think a lot of our listeners still want to know how.

Yes, we get this question a lot, and I've thought about this myself because for the most part, I'm self-taught, right?

I don't have a teacher they're giving me pronunciation

feedback usually whoever I'm talking about I'm just trying to connect and in Spanish or in

French I'm not asking them to correct my pronunciation that would sort of hurt the connection.

So I've struggled with this.

I'm like, how do I improve my pronunciation?

I would either need, I think, to find a teacher or maybe an app that could help me.

It's tricky.

That's a good point. If your

goal is connection, which that is what we recommend, especially really for any

level, right? Any level. It goes across all levels, but especially at this B2 to C1 level,

you want to connect because you want to get that positive feedback

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