British English pronunciation | how to say criteria | English speaking practice | Business English

How do you say the word 'criteria'? This word is often used in Business English, for example: 'What are the criteria for measuring success?' The stressed syllable vowel is a diphthong, with two vowel sounds squashed together into one phoneme: /ɪə/, which sounds exactly like 'ear' Watch this video to hear the word broken down and to practise. You can listen to all the sounds in British English on my interactive IPA chart: https://bit.ly/jdepsounds I offer a free 30-minute Pronunciation Check. Want to discuss how I can help you improve your English speaking? Get in touch, and we'll arrange a time to talk! https://bit.ly/checkmypronunciation 💬 ✅ Feel confident speaking English with our ‘6 Key Features of English Pronunciation’ guide - free download: https://bit.ly/jdep 🚀 💫 Do you want to take your English pronunciation to the next level? Our new Pronunciation Power Online Course - https://bit.ly/jdepcourses - is perfect for learners at B1-C1 level (pre-intermediate to advanced). 10 video lessons and 5 worksheets to boost your understanding and confidence. Take a look today to see how you can learn to speak more clearly and understand English speakers more easily! 🚀 #melhorarpronuncia #prononciationanglaise #englishpronunciation #hablaringles #parleranglais #英語の発音 #improveenglish