Have you heard of the schwa? 🤔 The schwa is the most common vowel sound in English /ə/. It appears at the end of words like ‘gonna’, ‘wanna’ and ‘kinda’. Practise listening to and repeating the pronunciation of these words. Can you think of any other words that contain the schwa sound? #Pronunciation #SpeakEnglish #Schwa #LearnEnglish #EnglishLearning #EnglishLearningTips #EnglishSchool | Learning English with Cambridge

371K views · 6.9K reactions | The 'schwa' sound is the most common sound in English, so it's very important to know how to recognise and produce it!  Its phonetic symbol looks like this /ə/ and we've brought Tim and his workshop back to explain it in more detail!  | BBC Learning English | Facebook

The schwa sound is everywhere in spoken English! Watch Sian’s video to find out how to make your pronunciation more natural. Then answer the quiz question. Which word in this sentence is often reduced to a schwa? “You should have told me!” a. have b. told c. should #pronunciation #learnenglish #schwa #speakenglish | BBC Learning English

305K views · 7.2K reactions | ️  English pronunciation is easy, right? Well, maybe it isn't always a piece of cake, but Tim's back in the pronunciation workshop and ready to give a helping hand. This time he's looking at an aspect of spoken English called ‘schwa’. The symbol for the schwa sound looks like this /ə/. You can learn more here  https://bbc.in/4e1xoAK | BBC Learning English | Facebook