What Science found about universal in this 0:06 video is not true because.for example a dust in earth only that much they found and they say this much big is universal.truth is unimaginable to say how big is universal and there is no end for it . The lower levels of consciousness people say how big is universal. Higher level of conscious people see all are gase there is no absolute truth. U are the universe u are the sun moon . All planets u are the god. in super conscious you will no iam all that is .

And in southern New Jersey, USA, and the rest of the Delaware Valley, it's usually pronounced "wooder." Wood-er. 🙂

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Spoiler. This video answers its own question before the 11 second mark.

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Having lived in multiple US states, I've heard numerous versions from native born speakers. Some even think the T is silent (wah-er). Every single one is the correct way to pronounce it in that location.

War-ta. Again RP is best!

I feel like the American accent is influenced by the German pronunciation. 🤔

I simply have to say it - I love you.

En dehors des Anglais, la prononciation de ce mot ressemble à un coassement de grenouille, et question grenouilles, en étant Français j'en connais un rayon!😅😉😝

Be honest you're job is soooooo good because is soooooo good and easy job ever

To be honest you're job is soooooo good

How do Australians know the difference between H2O and a person who works at a prison?

It’s wartur not wadder

Water. Wa-der,. Wa-er. Watter.

most exciting video i have ever watched

Кароче, австроляки говорят "вода"!

This is a nice video. I’m going to get a glass of cold water from the fridge now.

My son in law is from London. He says “water” . Americans say “wadder”.

I am an American, but have more relatives in Australia and England than I have in the USA. I am so glad I was never required to study pronunciation like this. It would drive me insane!!! But I am also glad some does study it.

The British have the correct English pronunciation. Brits pronounce missile, privacy, vitamin correctly to name a few.

Pretty darn accurate!

Thank you for such a video, can we say that in American English the (t) is close in pronunciation to (r) like (berrer- better) (lerrer -letter) ? When students ask me i tell them the t sounds like r in American English.

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Interesting. In USA depends upon region. Examples from those born here: In Eastern NY wah-tuh; in Delaware and Maryland, wooo-ter. Media and non-native speakers revised much of the above. Just don't be without clean wasser 😀😂😆 !

In the Northumberland and Tyneside area of NE of England (specifically pointing that out because Durham and Sunderland folk talk different) it's pronounced watttah. Probably nearer to Old English than modern english.

If the other person understands what you are talking about, you have the right pronunciation.

Please pardon my boldness but you’re beautiful!

You forgot the classic Mid-Atlantic American pronunciation: "Wooder". There are more than 30 million of us that say it this way.

Many Americans pronounce it "unmentionables".

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