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How to pronounce 'segue'

30 Jan 2025 · 0 min

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Short YouTube clip (Hadar Shemesh) demonstrating how to pronounce the English word "segue". The speakers contrast Italian pronunciation/usage with English, state that "segue" means a transition from one thing to another, and give example sentences such as "That was a great segue to my next topic."

One of the weirdest words to pronounce in English.
This one. How do you pronounce it? Italians don't say anything. Segue.
Segue in.
English, not in Italian. Segue.
In English, it means the transition from one thing to another.
For example.
Your question.
Was a great segue to.
My next topic. Or that was an awkward.
Segue from.
Talking about work to talking about personal life.
Write an example sentence in the comments.

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