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If you've listened closely, you've likely noticed the English spelling often isn't reflected in the pronunciation. The letter S will often sound like Z in the middle of words and as a word ending. Listen in to learn a handful of everyday words that this applies to, and decide for yourself if you want to add this to your own spoken English!
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Listen for the following words and repeat after me:
Easy = Ee zee
Thousand = THAHw znd
Result = ruh ZUHlt
Wednesday & Thursday = WENz day & THERz day
Business = BIZ niss
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