/ɡ/
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“go”
“go”
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Real recordings from our search library that contain “go”.
Public domain
“Go with them and guard them with your life.”
General American
From "'A Princess of Mars,' by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Part Three" (2017). VOA Learning English. Public domain (US government work). — “'A Princess of Mars,' by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Part Three”
Open this clip in General American: Go with them and guard them with your life.Creator video
“Go Me”
RP
From English with Lucy (opens in a new tab) — “Pronounce the 100 Most Common English Words PERFECTLY | British English Pronunciation” · 368s
Open this clip in RP: Go MeCreator video
“um I'm going to go over the list of”
Southern US
From Hisgirl777Bakes (opens in a new tab) — “Accent Tag — Atlanta, Georgia Native Accent” · 36s
Open this clip in Southern US: um I'm going to go over the list ofPublic domain
“Oh, where shall we run? We ought to go someplace.””
General American
From "Chicken Little" (2023). VOA Learning English. Public domain (US government work). — “Chicken Little”
Open this clip in General American: Oh, where shall we run? We ought to go someplace.”Creator video
“going to go through 110 of the most”
RP
From Pronunciation with Emma (opens in a new tab) — “Common Everyday English Phrases: British Pronunciation” · 6s
Open this clip in RP: going to go through 110 of the mostPublic domain
““My roots go back many centuries. Some of them even longer.””
General American
From "Language Is 'What Makes Us Human' in New Children's Book" (2024). VOA Learning English. Public domain (US government work). — “Language Is 'What Makes Us Human' in New Children's Book”
Open this clip in General American: “My roots go back many centuries. Some of them even longer.”Search our indexed caption corpus for real-context examples. Coverage varies by word and accent, so the results page may have no matching clip.
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