A woman's Facebook video about her struggle with English pronunciation after attending a village school went viral, sparking a nationwide debate about the language.

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Test your English pronunciation skills! This video challenges you with tricky words like 'minute', 'reading' and 'refuse'.

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A woman shared a screenshot of a conversation she had with her auntie where she shared her brutally honest eight-word ...