Inability to pronounce specific phonetic sounds is a classic sign of brain damage such as from advanced Alzheimer’s or a stroke.

He had trouble here with the 2nd syllable of en-vis-ion, and in another video he had major trouble with the first of fit-ness. in both cases the ‘v’ of envision and ‘f’ are similar phonetically.

Inability to pronounce specific phonetic sounds is a classic sign of brain damage such as from advanced Alzheimer’s or a stroke.

He had trouble here with the 2nd syllable of en-vis-ion, and in another video he had major trouble with the first of fit-ness. in both cases the ‘v’ of envision and ‘f’ are similar phonetically.

Inability to pronounce specific phonetic sounds is a classic sign of brain damage such as from advanced Alzheimer’s or a stroke.

He had trouble here with the 2nd syllable of en-vis-ion here, and in another video he had major trouble with the first of fit-ness. in both cases the ‘v’ of envision and ‘f’ are similar phonetically.

Inability to pronounce specific phonetic sounds is a classic sign of brain damage such as from advanced Alzheimer’s or a stroke.

He had trouble here with the 2nd syllable of en-vis-ion here, and in another word he had major trouble with the first of fit-ness. in both cases the ‘v’ of envision and ‘f’ are similar phonetically.

Inability to pronounce specific phonetic sounds is a classic sign of brain damage such as from advanced Alzheimer’s or a stroke.