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Why do Brits shorten every word? (choccy, cuppa, biccy, brekkie??)

Have you ever wondered why Brits sometimes shorten words like "choccy" for chocolate and "cuppa" for cup of tea? In this episode, you'll learn exactly why Brits do this and how you can start to shorten words just like native British English speakers do.  Follow me YouTube: www.youtube.com/pronunciationwithemma Instagram: www.instagram.com/pronunciationwithemma

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