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| girl : pronounced as rhyming with hurl, curl, pearl, he'll - pronounced as rhyming with heel (of a shoe), deal,feel,meal,peel,seal,wheel she'll - as with "he'll" but with the "sh" sound instead of 'h' they'll - firstly, say these words : fail, mail,nail,sail,tail now say this word : dull. Now say it leaving off the "d" - ull Now try putting the sounds together : theyull, but don't stress the "u" part too much, so that the sound is half way between "ull" and "ll" we're : the closest I can suggest (and people will understand you) is if you rhyme this word with "wear" which rhythms with tear, pear, bear we'll: rhythms with "he'll" as above. Does this help? Please let me know. |
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