How to Spot Hidden SH Sounds in STR, SSU, & French CH Words | #284

Are you confused about why certain words sound different in American English? This episode reveals the "hidden" SH sound in surprising places!Many English learners know the basics of the /ʃ/ sound in words like "she" and "shoe," but they get tripped up by less obvious spellings. We’ll show you how the American English SH sound is present in a wide range of words, including:Words with "STR": Like in "street" or "stream."Words with "SSU": Like in "issue" or "pressure."French loanwords with "CH": Like in "chef" or "machine."In this episode, you will learn to spot these tricky pronunciations and master them. We'll provide clear explanations, practical examples, and listening exercises to help you sound more natural and confident.What you will learn:How to correctly pronounce words with the STR, SSU, and CH sounds.Common mistakes learners make with these pronunciations.Why these words can be so confusing for non-native speakers.Exercises to help you practice and build muscle memory.Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, this episode will provide you with the tools you need to sound more like a native speaker.COACH WITH ME 1 ON 1