Name: 英語詞彙 (ENGLISH VOCABULARY)
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Today I'm going to teach you all the words
we use in English for clothing.

Welcome to this vocabulary builder video.
We're going to go over lots of articles

of clothing so you can increase your English
vocabulary. We'll also talk about the pronunciation

of the words so you can feel confident using
them in conversation.

First of all, I'm wearing a button down. This
is what we call a shirt like this with buttons

down the front and a collar. Sometimes it
has a pocket.

Wow, I chose a hard first word! Most Americans
will pronounce 'button' with a stop T.

This is because of the sound pattern T-schwa-N.
Most Americans make that a Stop T. But, n,

button. Put your tongue up to the T, but, stop
the air, and then make the N sound. Button. Button

down. I have a video that goes over the T-schwa-N
combination and the word 'mountain'. Click

Button. Button down. Try this with me. Button.
Button down.

down the front and a collar. Sometimes it
has a pocket. This can also be called a dress

Okay, what's interesting here is that you
can say the 'S' dress shirt. Or you can drop

it, connect the two words and just say the
SH: dresh-shirt. Dresh-shirt. You can definitely

do that and it will still sound normal. Dresh-shirt.
Try that with me. Dresh-shirt. This is also

a ittle tricky because it has two R's, and
those can be a challenge. If they're hard

for you, practice holding out the R: drrrrrrrrrrrress
shirrrrrrrt. shirrrrrrrt. Notice in the second

word there is no vowel, it's the R vowel,
sh—rrrr—t. Shirt. Shirt. Dress shirt.

Dress shirt. Say that with me now out loud:
dress shirt.

First of all, let's start with the first layer.
Now I'm not gonna show you my underwear coz'

that would just be weird. But we have underwear..

Underwear. Another tricky one with two R's
in it. Again, hold out the R's to practice:

underrrrrr wear. Make sure you have jaw drop
for that EH vowel before the second R consonant.

But we have underwear. Another term for this:
panties, some people hate that term

Panties. Oh boy. This word. I don't actually
use it, I use 'underwear'. Something to

note about the pronunciation: It's not uncommon
to drop the T after an N sound. So you can

either pronounce this word with a True T,
panties. Or with no T at all. 'pannies'.

Another term for this: panties, some people
hate that term. Undergarments, that's not

Undergarments. You may see this word on a
sign, like, “Keep your undergarments on

while trying on swimwear”, but we really
don't say it. We don't use it very much.

It's tough to pronounce, so let's just not
worry about it.

Undergarments, that's not as common. Women
wear a bra. The full word is brassiere but

We usually use the word 'bra', with the
AH vowel. Bra. But in the word, brassiere,

we don't have the AH vowel. It's the schwa
in the first syllable, bra-, bra-. Brassiere.

Women wear a bra. The full word is brassiere
but almost no one says that. And then men

Boxers. Did you know that there's no X sound
in American English? The letter X is either

the KS sounds together, like in EXTRA, KS
or the GZ sounds together, like in EXACTLY. GZ.

In boxers, it's the KS sounds. Boxers. Boxers.

Briefs. We have two vowel letters here, but
they're just making one vowel sound, the

E vowel. Briefs. If R gives you problems in
a cluster, remember to hold it out: brrrrrriefs.

socks. Letter O here making the AH as in FATHER
vowel. So-. Lots of jaw drop. Socks.

Socks. You can have just little athletic socks
for running, you can have dress socks to wear

with your suit or more dressy outfit. You
can have boot socks or knee high socks that

you should wear with a boot that came up your
leg

Dress socks, boot socks, knee-high socks.
Notice how the S at the end of dress leads

you right into the S of socks, with no break.
Dress socks. Dress socks. And no, you don't

have to try to make it an extra long S, just
one S sound. Try that with me, dress socks.

Boot socks, the T here is a Stop T because
the next word begins with a consonant. Boot—stop

the air—boot---socks. Boot socks. Try that
now. Boot socks.

Knee-high socks. We have three words here,
but they should all flow together. We don't

want separation. Knee-high socks. It's like
one word with three syllables. Knee-high socks.

Notice the K is silent. Knee-high socks.Try that with me.
Knee-high socks.

you can have dress socks to wear with your
suit or more dressy outfit. You can have boot

socks or knee high socks that you would wear
with a boot that came up your leg.

This is an undershirt and it's a common thing
for men to wear an under a dress shirt

undershirt. It's the 'under' part from
'underwear' and the 'shirt' part from

'dress shirt'! Remember, the R is the
vowel in 'shirt': sh—rr—t. Shirt.

Undershirt. Say that with me, undershirt.

This is an undershirt and it's a common thing
for men to wear an under a dress shirt.

T-shirt. Once you've got 'shirt' down,
this one's pretty easy. T-shirt. Say that

Long sleeve T–shirt of course has long sleeves.

long-sleeved T-shirt. You don't have to
pronounce the D in 'long-sleeved'. It

comes between two other consonants, and sometimes
we drop T's and D's when that happens.

Long-sleeved t-shirt. Long-sleeved T-shirt.
Say that with me. Long-sleeved T-shirt.

You know what I realized I forgot? The neck
line with a T-shirt. When it's shaped like

this, we call it a V-neck T-shirt. V-neck.
Say that with me. V-neck.

Tank top. We don't fully pronounce the K
here. Kk. We just do a quick stop of air like

we do with the Stop T. Tank top. Tank top.
Tank top. And that vowel in tank: It's the

A vowel followed by an NG sound. That NG sound really
changes the vowel. Its ends up sounding much more like the

AY diphthong, tay-, tank. Tank
top. Try that with me. Tank top.

Then you could also have a shirt that didn't
have any straps. It is just tight here and

came down. That would be called a strapless
shirt.

Strapless. It has the word 'less' in it,
but we don't pronounce it like that. We

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