How Do I Sign Mississippi Banking Word

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now whether you love talking about finances or get completely overwhelmed by the idea of finances as I do we all need to be sure that we're saying what we mean when we're talking about our money so let's practice the most common banking terms in English if you like these lessons and you want more speech voice and pronunciation improvement join us for weekly speech class at the accent Channel it's a new lesson every week you can ask questions and get feedback on how you sound plus you'll have access to over 280 lessons that offer focused practice for every sound of American English you can find out more about the weekly speech class at the accent channel calm now let's get back to our lesson let's start off with the basics now I've also added a short definition here I'm not a finance expert but I do have a short definition listed on the slide just so you get an idea of what the words mean if you have questions about the meetings feel free to ask me in the comments below we're gonna focus on pronunciation so let's start with savings account savings account notice the rhythm and really connect you're going to connect so much that the Z at the end of savings moves over to the beginning of the word account so think about connection that's one of the rules of connection that you should know if you're not familiar go to module 2 and learn about the three rules of connection savings account checking account checking account checking account good debit now don't confuse debit with debt it's really weird debit has a be that you pronounce debt as in going into debt has it be that you do not pronounce I don't have an explanation for why this happens other than English is weird but when you are talking about credit and debits or your debit card make sure you do pronounce the D if you're talking about debt going into debt or getting out of debt hopefully paying off your debts that's a good one don't pronounce the be good back to our terms let's practice credit credit credit transfer transfer transfer assets accountant or accountant there are two pronunciations of that word it depends on your dialect some dialects we'll skip over that T and say accountant that's probably more common if you have been trained to speak standard American English or you're from a dialect that naturally pronounces NT in the middle of words then you'll say accountants ones not better than the other go with the one that sounds better to you accountant or accountant if you want to learn all the rules of pronouncing NT it's yeah you know where in your weird american t module of your speech improvement course go there and learn all about it but on this word go with what sounds better to you i will tell you that accountant skipping the t is more common but accountant is a little easier and it sounds a little clearer so pick the one you like and go with it moving on to current balance current balance FDIC so equals stress on each one of those syllables FDIC but keep it connected with the why shadow that you see there FDIC fixed-rate fixed rate is tough the K S T at the end those are three consonants and if you're a non-native speaker of English you don't like to pronounce consonants at the ends of words and you really don't like to pronounce three consonants at the end of a word so try to hit all of them fixed-rate fixed rate fixed rate fixed rate a little trick that helps is to scoot the tea over so that you're only saying fix and then treat almost like a TR fix straight in connected conversation if you separate it that way it's going to sound perfect and it's going to be much easier to pronounce so try it that way fix straight fix treat fix treat now put it together and don't think about it fix straight fix straight that's it moving on mortgage don't pronounce the T in mortgage it's a common mistake but the T is not pronounced just pretend it's not their mortgage key lock key lock uh-oh insufficient funds insufficient funds [Music] let's hope you don't have to use that one interest rate interest rate use that little uh in there if the TR is a difficult combination for you as it is our blends are tough for many non-native speakers put that little up to rate to rate and then do it as fast as you can to rate it makes it so much easier interest rate overdraft protection that's a good rhythmic one overdraft protection fishing yeah just I wanted you to notice that the pH in fishing is representing the sound F as it does a lot of places in English and if you are talking about it you don't pronounce the pH you turn it into an F phishing routing number routing number one of the most common questions I get is related to this it's not about routing routing number is definitely Rao it's an owl sound routing number but I get the question about the word route is it route 66 or route 66 and the answer is one is not right one is not wrong route is more common route is a little less common it depends on your dialect but it's not a matter of right or wrong so again pick the one you hear around you or pick the one you like best FICO score FICO score itemized deduction connect those d's use connection rule number one make it easy on yourself itemized deduction just hit it hang on to it and then go through it itemized deduction same thing on our next one standard deduction you don't want to pop out that D in standard standard deduction you don't want all those d's hit it once hang on to it and then let it go standard deduction standard deduction great work so those are our common banking terms that we use in English if you have questions let me know in the comments below and I hope to see you again in another lesson thanks for watching [Music]