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Can you pronounce all 10? Say each word before the answer appears!  1. PLAQUE 🏅 Pronunciation: PLAK Meaning: A flat plate bearing a message or dedication. Origin: French plaque, meaning a metal plate or coin. Example: A plaque by the entrance honoured the founder. 2. GROTESQUE 👹 Pronunciation: groh-TESK Meaning: Strangely distorted or unsettling in appearance. Origin: Via French, from Italian grottesco, from grotta (“cave”). Example: The painting showed a grotesque creature. 3. STATUESQUE 🗽 Pronunciation: stach-oo-ESK Meaning: Tall and graceful, like a statue. Origin: English statue + -esque; statue ultimately comes from Latin statua. Example: The statuesque dancer stood in the spotlight. 4. FURLOUGH 🧳 Pronunciation: FUR-loh Meaning: A temporary leave of absence from work or duty. Origin: Dutch verlof, meaning “permission” or “leave”. Example: The soldier returned home on furlough. 5. ENCORE 👏 Pronunciation: AHN-kor Meaning: An extra performance requested by an audience. Origin: French encore, meaning “again” or “still”. Example: The crowd cheered for an encore. 6. CARTILAGE 🦴 Pronunciation: KAR-tl-ij Meaning: Firm, flexible tissue that supports the body. Origin: Latin cartilago, meaning “gristle”. Example: Cartilage helps cushion the bones in your joints. 7. COALITION 🤝 Pronunciation: koh-uh-LISH-un Meaning: A group united to achieve a shared goal. Origin: Via French, from Latin coalescere (“to grow together”). Example: The parties formed a coalition after the election. 8. ARCHAEOPTERYX 🪶 Pronunciation: ar-kee-OP-ter-iks Meaning: An ancient feathered animal with birdlike features. Origin: A scientific name built from Greek arkhaios (“ancient”) + pteryx (“wing”). Example: Archaeopteryx had feathers, teeth and a long bony tail. 9. QUADRILATERAL 🔷 Pronunciation: kwod-rih-LAT-er-ul Meaning: A flat shape with four straight sides. Origin: Latin quadri- (“four”) + latus (“side”). Example: Every rectangle is a quadrilateral. 10. PERPENDICULAR 📐 Pronunciation: pur-pen-DIK-yuh-ler Meaning: Meeting another line or surface at a right angle. Origin: Via French, from Latin perpendiculum (“plumb line”). Example: The two lines are perpendicular to each other. How many did you get right? Comment your score out of 10! 👇 Want to check your English level? Take the test through the link in my bio. 🔗 #PronunciationChallenge #englishlearning #englishpronunciation #englishvocabulary #advanced #englishlesson #learnenglish #englishteacher #vocabularioingles #grammar #c1english #enghlish #vocabulary
Can you pronounce all 10? Say each word before the answer appears! 1. PLAQUE 🏅 Pronunciation: PLAK Meaning: A flat plate bearing a message or dedication. Origin: French plaque, meaning a metal plate or coin. Example: A plaque by the entrance honoured the founder. 2. GROTESQUE 👹 Pronunciation: groh-TESK Meaning: Strangely distorted or unsettling in appearance. Origin: Via French, from Italian grottesco, from grotta (“cave”). Example: The painting showed a grotesque creature. 3. STATUESQUE 🗽 Pronunciation: stach-oo-ESK Meaning: Tall and graceful, like a statue. Origin: English statue + -esque; statue ultimately comes from Latin statua. Example: The statuesque dancer stood in the spotlight. 4. FURLOUGH 🧳 Pronunciation: FUR-loh Meaning: A temporary leave of absence from work or duty. Origin: Dutch verlof, meaning “permission” or “leave”. Example: The soldier returned home on furlough. 5. ENCORE 👏 Pronunciation: AHN-kor Meaning: An extra performance requested by an audience. Origin: French encore, meaning “again” or “still”. Example: The crowd cheered for an encore. 6. CARTILAGE 🦴 Pronunciation: KAR-tl-ij Meaning: Firm, flexible tissue that supports the body. Origin: Latin cartilago, meaning “gristle”. Example: Cartilage helps cushion the bones in your joints. 7. COALITION 🤝 Pronunciation: koh-uh-LISH-un Meaning: A group united to achieve a shared goal. Origin: Via French, from Latin coalescere (“to grow together”). Example: The parties formed a coalition after the election. 8. ARCHAEOPTERYX 🪶 Pronunciation: ar-kee-OP-ter-iks Meaning: An ancient feathered animal with birdlike features. Origin: A scientific name built from Greek arkhaios (“ancient”) + pteryx (“wing”). Example: Archaeopteryx had feathers, teeth and a long bony tail. 9. QUADRILATERAL 🔷 Pronunciation: kwod-rih-LAT-er-ul Meaning: A flat shape with four straight sides. Origin: Latin quadri- (“four”) + latus (“side”). Example: Every rectangle is a quadrilateral. 10. PERPENDICULAR 📐 Pronunciation: pur-pen-DIK-yuh-ler Meaning: Meeting another line or surface at a right angle. Origin: Via French, from Latin perpendiculum (“plumb line”). Example: The two lines are perpendicular to each other. How many did you get right? Comment your score out of 10! 👇 Want to check your English level? Take the test through the link in my bio. 🔗 #PronunciationChallenge #englishlearning #englishpronunciation #englishvocabulary #advanced #englishlesson #learnenglish #englishteacher #vocabularioingles #grammar #c1english #enghlish #vocabulary

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