How To Pronounce FACEBOOK American English Pronunciation

In this American English pronunciation video,
we’re going to go over the pronunciation of

the word ‘Facebook’.

This week’s Word of the Week is ‘Facebook’.
It’s a two-syllable word with stress on the

first syllable. DA-da, Facebook.

It begins with the F consonant, where the
bottom lip will come up and make contact with

the bottom of the top front teeth, ff, ff,
fa-. Then we have the AY as in SAY diphthong.

Your jaw does need to drop for the first half
of that diphthong. Fa-, fa-. Then we have

the S consonant sound. The teeth come
together, and the tongue will press down here,

behind the bottom teeth, face-. The corners
of the lips may pull a little wide. Face-.

Then we have the B consonant sound, so the
lips will come together: faceb-, faceb-ook.

UH, we have the UH as in PULL sound. So, the
lips will flare out a little bit. Faceboo-k.

And finally, the K consonant sound, where
the back part of the tongue will reach up

here, make contact with the soft palate, and
then pull back down. Facebook, Facebook.

Go like my page on Facebook.

That’s it, your Word of the Week. Try it out
yourself: make up a sentence with this word,

record it in a video, and post it as a video
response to this video on YouTube. If there’s

a word you’d like to suggest for the Word
of the Week, put it in the comments below.

That’s it, and thanks so much for using Rachel’s
English.