0:00In this American English pronunciation video, we're going to go over the pronunciation of
0:05the word 'tomorrow'.
0:13This week's Word of the Week is 'tomorrow'. 'Tomorrow' is a three-syllable word with stress
0:19on the middle syllable. So, we have da-DA-da. Tomorrow, tomorrow. The first syllable follows
0:29the same rules as the word 'to'. So, the vowel will reduce to the schwa. To-, to-, just like
0:36the word 'to'. You may even make the first sound, the True T, a Flap T, depending on
0:42the sound before. Check out the video on how to say the word 'to' for those rules.
0:49The second syllable, stressed, begins with the M consonant sound: tom-, tom-, tom-. Then
0:56we have the AH as in FATHER vowel, so the jaw will need to drop. Tomo-, tomo-. Then
1:03the tongue will pull back and up for the R consonant sound. Tomor-. And the jaw will
1:09close for that somewhat as the tongue raises towards the roof of the mouth: tomor-, tomor-.
1:17And finally, in the last syllable, we have the OH as in NO diphthong. Tomorrow, tomorrow.
1:24So make sure your lips round for that. Tomorrow. What are you gonna do tomorrow? Did you notice?
1:31I didn't make a True T, I made it a Flap. Do tomorrow. Do to-, do to-, do tomorrow.
1:37What are you going to do tomorrow?
1:41That's it, your Word of the Week. Try it out yourself. Make up a sentence with
1:47the word, record it, and post it as a video response to this video on YouTube. I can't
1:53wait to watch it.
1:55That's it, and thanks so much for using Rachel's English.
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