English is such a confusing language! Often there is more than one way to pronounce a single letter or group of letters.
ache
backache
earache
headache
toothache
anchor
archeology
architect
archive
bronchitis
chameleon
chaos
character
charisma
charismatic
chasm
chemical
chemistry
chemotherapy
chlorine
choir
chord
choreography
chorus
Christ
Christian
Christmas
chrome
chronic
chronological
echo
mechanic
monarchy
orchestra
orchid
psychiatrist
psychiatry
psycho
psychologist
psychology
schedule
scheme
scholar
school
stomach
synchronize
technician
technique
technology
zucchini
Other words with the ‘ch’ pronounced /k/ that I didn’t use in the video:
archaic
archipelago
choral
chrysanthemum
epoch
lichen
matriarch
patriarch
psychedelic
schizophrenic
names:
Christoper
Christina
Michael
Munich (a city in Germany)
Related videos:
25 English Words with ‘ch’ Pronounced ‘sh’
Practice the ‘sh’ and ‘ch’ Sounds
Melanie is a TESL-certified English teacher. She lives near Toronto, Canada. Through her blog, videos, podcasts, and social media, she helps thousands of people around the world improve their English. She makes English a little less confusing and a little more fun! She also helps people understand Canadian and American culture. She believes that natural interaction with a native speaker helps people practice what they have learned and builds their confidence with English!
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