If you're a non-native English speaker, learning the correct pronunciation of words can be a challenge. Pronouncing the word "remarkable" correctly is important for making a good impression.

To pronounce "remarkable" correctly, begin by saying the "r" sound, which is made in the back of your throat. Make sure to keep your lips relaxed and not to purse them. Then, say the "eh" sound as in "bed," which should be held for a moment. Move on to the "m" sound, which is made by pressing your lips together and forcing air out. The "ah" sound should come next, followed by the "ck" sound, which is made by pressing the tongue against the roof of the mouth. Finally, say the "uh" sound, which is made by pushing air out with your lips slightly parted.

To practice, say the word "remarkable" out loud a few times. Make sure to ensure that each sound is distinct and that the word is pronounced with a steady rhythm. If you need more help, you can find online tutorials and audio recordings to help you learn proper pronunciation. With a bit of practice, you'll soon be able to pronounce "remarkable" like a native English speaker!