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You want to sound like a native speaker, but you don't know how to improve your pronunciation! Here's a little secret: the fastest way to get better pronunciation is to work on your vowel sounds. In this video, I will teach you how to pronounce four vowels that are common in both British and American English. We'll be looking at back vowels. You'll learn by seeing what my mouth, lips, and tongue are doing when I pronounce these vowel sounds, then you'll practice saying them by doing the same with your mouth. Often, English learners don't notice the difference between these sounds, and that might be why you aren't saying them correctly. We'll compare these similar vowel sounds to make those differences clear. I will show you the different spellings of these sounds in English and you will learn what the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) symbols for these vowels are. You should also watch my other video on FRONT VOWEL SOUNDS: 🤍 Those are just as important! 🤍 TRANSCRIPT Hello. My name is Emma, and in today's video we are going to learn about pronunciation, specifically how to pronounce back vowels. Okay? So, whether you are learning British English, Canadian English, American English, whatever English you're learning, these sounds exist in all of them. Okay? So it doesn't matter what type of... What dialect you're learning. You will find these sounds in many different dialects. Okay, so to get started let's talk about: What are vowels? So I have here "a", "e", "i", "o", "u", and sometimes "y". These are what we call vowels in English. Okay? So, these make a certain type of sound where usually you... You have a lot of air coming into your mouth from the back of your throat. So it's not so important how... Like, what a vowel is. The main thing is to remember that "a", "e", "i", "o", "u", and sometimes "y" are vowels. Whatever is a letter that isn't one of these is called a consonant, so for example: "s", "t", "d", "f". These are all consonants. Okay, so let's get started by looking at this and thinking: What is a consonant and what is a vowel? So we have here the word: "drew". Can you tell me: What is the vowel in this word: "drew"? If you said this, you're correct. Okay? The "d", "r", and the "w", they're consonants, and the "e" is a vowel. We have the word here: "foot". So what's the vowel? In this case it's the o's and "f" and "t" are consonants. "Hello", the "e" is a vowel and so is the "o". "All", in this case the "a" is the vowel. "Jaw", and "clock". Okay, so these are the different vowels in English. Today we are going to be looking at four of the vowel sounds that happen in the back of your mouth. So I'll explain that in a second, but first I want you to look at these four words: "foot", "food", "foe", "flock". What is the same in these words? If you look at the spelling, all these words have an "o" in the spelling. Now, do we pronounce the "oo" the same way? Listen carefully. Is the "o" pronounced the same in each of these words? "Foot", "food", "foe", "flock". The "o" is actually pronounced differently in these words, which is why you can't always depend on spelling in English to help you with your pronunciation. Okay? So I'm going to teach you how to... You know, some tips on how to do these different pronunciations and how to know when to pronounce which sounds. Okay. So, before we get to these different vowel sounds we're going to practice today, I just wanted to tell you some general things about pronouncing vowels. A lot of students, they don't know what they're doing with their mouth when they're pronouncing. It's very important to pay attention to what your mouth is doing and what your tongue is doing when you actually pronounce something. Okay? This will really help you improve your pronunciation. It's also a good idea maybe to use a mirror in order to look and become aware of what this area is doing to make the sound. So, when you're thinking about your lips it's important to think: Are your lips spread, like: "cheese", or are your lips...? So this would be spread. Or are your lips like closer together, like: "food", "oo"? "ee", "oo", notice the difference? So that's one thing to look at: Are your lips spread like "ee" or are they close together like "oo"? Okay. How open is your mouth? Is something you want to look at. Is it not very open, like: "oo"? Or is it very open, like: "ah"? Okay? How open is your mouth? The other thing you want to pay attention to is your tongue. So, these are your lips. I'm not a great artist, I know. These are your teeth, this is your chin, your neck, and this red... Red thing is your tongue. Is your tongue touching your teeth, is your tongue touching the top of your mouth, or is your tongue hanging out kind of close to the back of your mouth?
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Hope this is useful for learners and teachers for their study and classroom use Contents of this video 00:00 iː 00:06 ɪ 00:11 ʊ 00:16 u: 00:21 ɪə 00:26 eɪ 00:31 e 00:36 ə 00:41 ɜː 00:46 ɔː 00:50 ʊə 00:55 ɔɪ 00:59 əʊ 1:06 æ 1:09 ʌ 1:13 ɑː 1:18 ɒ 1:22 eə 1:26 aɪ 1:31 aʊ 1:35 p 1:40 b 1:44 t 1:48 d 1:52 tʃ 1:56 dʒ 2:01 k 2:05 g 2:10 f 2:14 v 2:19 θ 2:22 ð 2:27 s 2:32 z 2:36 ʃ 2:40 ʒ 2:44 m 2:48 n 2:52 ŋ 2:58 h 3:01 l 3:05 r 3:13 w 3:16 j
In this English pronunciation lesson, you can learn about English sounds and spelling. Practice spelling and more with a certified English teacher. Learn more: 🤍 English can be difficult to pronounce if you look at the letters of a word. It's difficult because the letters we write and the sounds we say aren't always the same. In this lesson, you’ll learn about English pronunciation and English spelling. You can see the difference between how you write a word and how you say a word. You can see the full lesson here: 🤍 Contents: 1. The same letter can have different sounds 0:34 2. Different letters can have the same sound 1:16 3. Counting letters and sounds 2:11 4. Letters and sounds are not the same 3:38 5. Practice 6:46 This lesson will help you to: - Learn about how different sounds in English can have the same spelling. - Understand how different letters in English can have the same sound. - See which English sounds are not written. - Notice how the same letters can have different sounds in English. - Learn how to count letters and sounds in English. - See why letters and sounds are not always the same. SUBSCRIBE to continue improving your English! 🤍 Become an OOE member to see our newest lessons before they're available to the public, and more! 🤍 See more free English lessons like this on our website: 🤍
In this video help you to pronounce the 44 sounds in English that you will be using when speaking and forming words. Some of these are difficult so you may have to repeat them a few times. Beginner Course | The Alphabet 🤍 And if you want to improve your English through short, quality, daily posts and longer Lives, follow my Instagram account! Instagram: 🤍chris.korten 🤍 #Englishsounds #pronunciation #phoneticsounds #phonemes
Improve your English pronunciation speaking skills by learning ALL 44 sounds in the phonemic chart. Do you want to speak fluently with clear English pronunciation so that you can communicate easily with others? Then, check out our full guide to the sounds of English! By the end of this 75-minute video, you will have learnt ALL of the 44 sounds that you need in order to have great pronunciation and to speak with a crisp and clear accent. We look at the vowel, consonant and diphthong sounds that you need in order to ace your speaking exam, pass your job interview or communicate with others. Whatever your English needs, this video WILL help! Hit the 'subscribe' button to stay up-to-date with all of our latest videos and content, and never miss a lesson again! 0:00 /iː/ - How to say 'fleece’, ‘sea’ & ‘machine’ 2:11 /ɪ/ - How to say ‘kit’, ‘bid’ & ‘him’ 4:11 /ʊ/ - How to say ‘foot’, ‘put’ & ‘good’ 4:52 /uː/ - How to say 'blue’, ‘two’ & ‘goose’ 5:45 /e/ - How to say ‘dress’, ‘head’ & ‘bed’ 07:35 /ə/ - How to say ‘the’, ‘of’ & ‘butter’ 11:36 /ɜː/ - How to say 'nurse’, ‘stir’ & ‘learn’ 12:30 /ɔː/ - How yo say 'law’, ‘north’ & ‘war’ 13:20 /æ/ - How to say ‘trap’, ‘stamp’ & ‘back’ 14:06 /ʌ/ - How to say ‘strut’, ‘mud’ & ‘love’ 15:57 /ɑː/ - How to say 'father’, ‘start’ & ‘hard’ 16:36 /ɒ/ - How to say ‘lot’, ‘odd’ & ‘wash’ 17:16 /ɪə/ - How to say 'near’, ‘hear’ & ‘weary’ 18:23 /eɪ/ - How to say 'face’, ‘day’ & ‘break’ 20:05 /ʊə/ - How to say 'tour’, ‘pure' and 'cure' 20:59 /ɔɪ/ - How to say 'choice', 'noise' and 'boy' 21:53 /əʊ/ - How to say 'boat’, ‘show’ & 'know' 23:43 /eə/ - How to say 'square’, ‘fair’ & 'pair' 25:26 /aɪ/ - How to say 'price’, ‘high’ & 'try' 26:26 /aʊ/ - How to say 'mouth’, ‘now’ & 'fowl' 28:43 /p/ - How to say 'pack’, ‘pan’ & ‘pop' 31:00 /b/ - How to say 'back', 'baby' and 'job' 33:14 /t/ - How to say 'tin', 'button' and 'get' 35:24 /d/ - How to say 'odd’, 'did' and 'ladder' 37:29 /tʃ/ - How to say ‘teacher', 'match' and 'church' 39:14 /dʒ/ - How to say 'judge', 'age' and 'soldier' 40:59 /k/ - How to say 'came', 'lucky' and 'sick' 42:59 /g/ - How to say 'get', 'giggle' and 'ghost' 44:44 /f/ - How to say 'fat', 'coffee' and 'fluff' 46:20 /v/ - How to say 'view', 'heavy' and 'move' 49:30 /θ/ - How to say 'thin’, ‘throw’ & 'thumb’ 50:41 /ð/ - How to say 'this', 'other' and 'smooth' 51:53 /s/ - How to say 'soon’, ‘mister' & 'hiss' 53:29 /z/ - How to say 'zero', 'music' and 'roses' 55:05 /ʃ/ - How to say 'ship’, ‘sure’ & national' 57:42 /ʒ/ - How to say 'pleasure', 'leisure' and 'vision' 58:26 /m/ - How to say 'hammer', 'mime' and 'more' 1:00:25 /n/ - How to say 'nice', 'funny' & 'son' 1:02:30 /ŋ/ - How to say 'rung', 'anger' and 'thanks' 1:04:39 /h/ - How to say 'hot', 'whole' and 'ahead' 1:05:45 /l/ - How to say 'light', 'valley' and 'feel' 1:09:20 /r/ - How to say 'right', 'wrong' and 'sorry' 1:12:47 /w/ - How to say 'wet', 'one' and 'when' 1:14:50 /j/ - How to say 'yet', 'use' and 'beauty' 🤩🤩🤩 SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more videos to help you improve your English 👉 🤍 Visit our website 👉 🤍 Follow us on Instagram 👉 🤍 Follow us on Twitter 👉 🤍 Find us on Facebook 👉 🤍 Join us on TikTok 👉 🤍 Get our app: Android 👉 bit.ly/2PeLcf6 iPhone 👉 apple.co/2wmG2GU We like receiving and reading your comments - please use English when you comment 😊 #SoundsofEnglish #Pronunciation #LearnEnglish
How to Improve English and American English Pronunciation: this video outlines two different exercises (Ben Franklin Exercise and Imitation Exercise) you can do to reduce your accent and improve your pronunciation. Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises. See the transcript for this video: 🤍 Cải thiện nói tiếng Anh Mỹ / 음성 미국 영어를 향상 / 話されているアメリカ英語を向上させる / Улучшите свой американский акцент / Meningkatkan berbicara bahasa Inggris Amerika / Melhorar a fala Inglês Americano / Mejorar el habla Inglés Americano / 提高口语的美式英语 / बात अमेरिकी अंग्रेजी में सुधार / تحسين محادثة اللغة الإنجليزية الامريكية ...with Rachel's English! subscribe: 🤍 website: 🤍
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Fingernails down a blackboard, someone chewing food, the scrape of a knife a plate - there are lots of sounds people don't like. But for some people, it causes them huge distress. Neil and Phil discuss the medical condition called 'misophonia' and teach you some useful vocabulary. Which sounds drive you crazy? 👇👇👇 ❓❓❓ This week's question: According to a recent survey by the American journal Medical News, which of these sounds did their readers find the most unpleasant? a) bicycle brakes squeaking b) nails scraping a blackboard c) a baby crying [Cover: Getty Images] You can download audio and text here 👉 🤍 Vocabulary: ✔️trigger - something that causes people to feel emotional distress or fear, often because they remind the person of a traumatic event in the past ✔️fight-or-flight - natural human response to a stressful or dangerous situation that makes people either run away or stay to face the threat ✔️innocuous - completely harmless ✔️takes its toll - causes suffering, damage, or death a piece/a slice of the action - taking part in a celebration or other exciting group activity ✔️passed away- (polite expression) died ✔️a shock to the system- a sudden and unpleasant change More 6 Minute English episodes: ⭐ How fans talk about their passions 👉 🤍 ⭐ Making male friends 👉 🤍 ⭐ Space-saving solar hacks 👉 🤍 ⭐ The stories behind our names 👉 🤍 ⭐ Heatwaves: can we adapt 👉 🤍 ⭐ Are you unhappy at work? 👉 🤍 ⭐ Do you have eco-anxiety? 👉 🤍 ⭐ Can you stop a disaster? 👉 🤍 🤩🤩🤩 SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel for more English videos and podcast English to help you improve your English 👉 🤍 ✔️ Visit our website 👉 🤍 ✔️ Follow us on Instagram 👉 🤍 ✔️ Find us on Facebook 👉 🤍 ✔️ Join us on TikTok 👉 🤍 We like receiving and reading your comments - please use English when you comment 😊 #sounds #learnenglish #bbclearningenglish
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How do you know if a word in English is pronounced with the long vowel sound or the short vowel sound? For example, “cut” and “cute” are pronounced differently, but which one has the long u sound? It may seem obvious with a short, familiar word, but what if you encounter a new word that you have never seen before? There is a quick an easy trick I have found that will give you the right answer most of the time. Watch this lesson to learn one pronunciation trick that will change your life! Then take the quiz at 🤍 . WATCH NEXT: 1. TURN NOUNS & VERBS INTO ADJECTIVES: 🤍 2. HOW TO PRONOUNCE J & Y IN ENGLISH: 🤍 TRANSCRIPT Buh-clue. Hi. I'm Ronnie. I have something that... Oh my god, this is amazing. Honestly, this lesson will change your life. It changed my life when my good friend, Leaf, told me about this. Leaf, thank you; grammar god, you are pronunciation god - Leaf. Awesome. So, I've been trying to figure this out for ages, years, maybe 100 years because I'm a vampire, and I got it. Thank you. Are you confused about the pronunciation of vowels in English? So, for example, we have a long vowel sound, and a long vowel sound means that the vowel sounds like its alphabet name. So, for example: "a". But in English, we also have: "aw" and "a". Different ways to pronounce the vowels. One of them is a long vowel sound, so "a" is pronounced like "a". Then we also have a short vowel sound where "a" is going to be pronounced like: "ah". And how do you know when you read a new word to say it like "a" or "ah"? I have the answer. Oh, it's amazing. I... Okay, I get really excited about things a little bit too much; but this, I'm just super excited about it. And I want to teach you this - and, geez, it's going to change the way that you read things, the way that you learn English. So, give me some money or something. Just, enjoy. Listen. It's amazing. So, we have some guidelines. Now, I want to make perfectly clear that people like to say "grammar rules", and Ronnie hates rules. I'm Ronnie. I do not like rules because they're made to be broken; and in English, there's always exceptions to rules. So, you study a rule and you learn it, and then you go: "Oh", but no - sorry; that's an exception. And then you say: "Why?" Maybe you ask someone, maybe you ask your teacher: "Teacher, why?" and the teacher goes: "I don't know." So, please think of these as only guidelines; life-changing guidelines, though. Okay? I'm telling you. So, we have words that have two vowels. Okay? So: "a", "e", "i", "o", "u", and sometimes "y" are vowels. But this is our guideline: If in the word you have two vowels, the first... Oh, I'm sorry. The first vowel sound... The first vowel in the word is going to sound like its alphabet name or it's going to sound like a long vowel sound. The second vowel, it's silent; we don't even say the second vowel. Crazy. So, in English, if there's an "e" at the end of the word - we don't say it. In all of the other languages of the world, we say all the vowels; but English, oh no. The "e" is silent; we don't say that. So, if you have two vowels in the word, for example: "a" and "e", we're going to say the first vowel like it sounds like in the alphabet, so "a". We're going to say: "ba", and we do not say: "bak-e"; we say "bake". So, the first vowel is going to sound like the alphabet: "bake". What about this one? We don't say: "fah-me", like "ah"; we say: "fame". And, again, we don't say the last vowel in the word. So, this works with two-vowel words. The "a" we pronounce like an "a", and the "e" or the second vowel is silent. One more time the rule; it's life-changing. The first vowel sounds like its alphabet name, the second vowel is silent; we don't say it. Let's try this again. So, this is "a". The next letter. What's this vowel sound or what's this sound in the English alphabet? "A", "e". So, we say: "these". We don't say: "the-se", "the-se". "Look at the-se. Look at these." So, again, we're going to say the "e" like an "e", and the second "e" is silent. This is amazing. Woo-hoo. This word. So, you look: "dre-am". "I had an amazing dre-am last night; I was flying." But it's actually just a dream. So, one vowel we're going to say "e", the second vowel is silent. So, we don't say: "dre-am"; we say: "dream". "I had a dream." Did you have a dream last night or now? Are you imagining this? No. No, no, no. This is real. Get back into this. It's amazing. Let's see with this letter. What letter is this? Now, this is hard for you guys because in your languages maybe this is "uh" and this is "e", but in English, this is "i". So, watch this trick. Put an eye-woo-hoo-on your "i". […]
In this English Pronunciation lesson, I'm going to to help you learn how to pronounce the letter A in English. In this lesson there are over NINE ways to pronounce the letter A. 7 common ways and 2 less common or exceptional ways to pronounce the letter A. The Letter A in English is a VOWEL letter and is pronounced in the alphabet as /ei/. The letter A can also be pronounced in English with any of the following sounds.... As /æ/ in Cat, Hat, Actually, Exactly As /eə/ in Share, Care, Hare As /ɑː/ in Father, Rather, Car and Bar As /eɪ/ in Pay, Stay, Way, Able, Table As /ɔ:/ in Hall, Tall, Fall As /ɒ/ What, Want, Wallet, Was As /ə/ a, an, Amazing, About, Banana As /ɪ/ in Private, Climate As /ɪ/ or /ə/ Legitimate As /e/ in Many, Any There are A LOT of rules for how A should be pronounced and also LOTS of exceptions. So my advice is to immerse yourself as much as possible into the language and instead focus on getting a 'feel' for what the A sounds like in certain words. You will be very surprised because after a short time you will start to be able to 'guess' and 'feel' which sound is correct, just like a native speaker of English can! 00:00 Introduction 00:55 A = æ 01:56 A = eə 03:20 A = ɑː 04:50 A = ɔ: 06:18 A = eɪ 07:36 A = ɪ 09:03 A = ə 11:05 Practice Sentences 12:42 Bonus Secrets and Summary 13:05 A = e 13:49 Data vs Data 14:50 Silent A 16:07 A = ɒ If you haven't subscribed already, you can do so here....(If you subscribe you won't miss any of my future lessons!) You can also find me on..... Facebook: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 These English videos take A LONG TIME to make and are hard work! So if you are feeling kind.....Would you like to Buy Me a Coffee to help me with my work in making these lessons for you? You can do that here... 🤍 📌 Recommended BOOKS (I earn a small commission for your purchase) 🕮 English Pronunciation in Use (Beginner) 🕮 - 🤍 🕮 English Pronunciation in Use (Intermediate) 🕮 - 🤍 🕮 English Pronunciation in Use (Advanced) 🕮 - 🤍 📌 Great book for improving accent and pronunciation. 🕮 Accent: B1-C2 (Collins Work on Your Accent…) 🤍 🎤 My Microphone 🎤 - HyperX Quadcast 🤍 📷 My Camera 📷 - Iphone 13 Pro Max 🤍
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If you want to understand native English speakers, you need to learn how the most common words *actually* sound when spoken naturally! In this lesson, you’ll learn how to pronounce TEN of the MOST COMMON English words so you sound natural and speak more fluently in English. You’ll also learn what these important words sound like when native English speakers use them! HINT: They often don’t sound like you think they should! #mmmEnglish #EnglishPronunciation #NaturalEnglish #NativeEnglish #understandEnglish #NativeEnglishSpeaker #UnderstandEnglish #EnglishwithEmma Watch this lesson with the complete transcript on the mmmEnglish website: 🤍 CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction 1:31 How to pronounce AT 2:29 How to pronounce DO/DOES 3:27 English Speaking Practice at Hey Lady! 4:50 How to pronounce YOU 5:17 How to pronounce AS 6:35 How to pronounce HE/HER/HIM 7:36 How to pronounce HAVE/HAS 9:12 How to pronounce BUT 10:11 How to pronounce FOR 10:58 How to pronounce OF 11:44 How to pronounce IT 13:20 Understand fast-talking native English speakers - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - You'll also find Emma at HEY LADY! 💃 an online community helping women to succeed in English! If you are a woman with intermediate to advanced English, HEY LADY! 🙋♀️ will help you sharpen your English skills, build fluency and speaking confidence! Don’t feel discouraged by negative experiences or unmotivated because you are studying alone! We’ve created a supportive, judgement-free place to: ⚡️ Practise *real* English conversations with real people! ⚡️ Get support and guidance from our amazing English coaches! ⚡️ Study and talk about interesting, everyday conversation topics ⚡️ Meet and make friends with English-speaking women around the world. ⚡️ Have fun, stay motivated and above all… 😍ENJOY speaking in English! ✨With Hey Lady! you’ll become the confident, fluent English speaker you always wanted to be! Thinking about joining? 🤔 If you're curious to try Hey Lady! for yourself, you can get access to one of our ‘Conversation Packs’ for free! This is a free package of lessons and ideas that you can apply in real conversations! Then come along to a LIVE practice event with a Hey Lady! Coach where you will practise speaking about the conversation topic! 🎁🤗 GO HERE 👉🏼 🤍 (no credit card, no strings attached!) Want more? SUBSCRIBE to MMMENGLISH ➡️ 🤍 🟡Website: 🤍 🟢Facebook: 🤍 🔵Instagram: 🤍 To practice natural English pronunciation with me, check out my English imitation courses. 🤍 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 👏👏👏 Show your support for Emma & mmmEnglish by subscribing to our channel, liking videos 👍 and commenting to let us know! We love hearing from you! ❤️
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A phonics chant with a picture for each letter from A to Z It's designed to help children learn the sounds of the letters in the English alphabet. More short videos here Instagram: 🤍 Tiktok: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍
Molly and Sarah teach English the English alphabet and phonic sounds. Learn ABC sounds. Learn English consonant sounds and English vowel sounds. We combined all of our phonics videos into one video. 0:00 English Phonics Introduction 0:34 English Alphabet Sounds 3:17 English Phonics Consonants 's', 't', 'm' and Short 'a' Vowel Sound 6:18 English Phonics Consonants 'd' and 'g' 9:07 English Phonics Consonants 'f' and 'h' 12:03 English Phonics Consonants 'p' and 'r' 15:19 English Phonics Consonants 'n', 'b' and 'l' 19:33 English Phonics Consonants 'c', 'k' and 'ck' 23:39 English Phonics Consonants 'v' and 'w' 26:19 English Phonics Consonants 'qu' and 'j' 29:15 English Phonics Consonants 'x', 'y' and 'z' 32:52 English Phonics Short 'a' and Consonant Review 37:16 English Phonics Short 'e' Vowel Sound 39:40 English Phonics Short 'e' Vowel Practice 43:50 English Phonics Short 'i' Vowel Sound 46:32 English Phonics Short 'i' Vowel Practice 50:45 English Phonics Short 'o' Vowel Sound 55:39 English Phonics Short 'o' Vowel Practice 57:10 English Phonics Short 'u' Vowel Sound 1:00:22 English Phonics Short 'u' Vowel Practice 1:34:00 English Phonics Magic 'e' Vowel Sound 1:06:06 English Phonics Long 'a' Vowel Sound 1:08:41 English Phonics Long 'a' Vowel Practice 1:12:19 English Phonics Long 'i' Vowel Sound 1:14:46 English Phonics Long 'i' Vowel Practice 1:17:56 English Phonics Long 'o' Vowel Sound 1:20:52 English Phonics Long 'o' Vowel Practice 1:24:08 English Phonics Long 'u' Vowel Sound 1:26:54 English Phonics Long 'u' Vowel Practice 1:28:47 English Phonics Review #2 Consonants + Short Long Vowels ❤️✩Support Us! ✩ ✭ Channel Membership: 🤍 ✭ PayPal: 🤍 ✭ Patreon: 🤍 👉✩ Connect With Us✩ ✭ Website: 🤍 ✭ Facebook Page: 🤍 ✭ Facebook Group: 🤍 ✭ WhatsApp: 🤍 ✭ Instagram: 🤍 ✭ Twitter: 🤍 ✭ Line: 🤍 ✭ Telegram: 🤍 ✭ KakaoTalk: 🤍 ✭ Naver Café (네이버 카페): 🤍 🧔Learn English With Robin Shaw: 🤍 👩🏫 Learn English with a live teacher NOW! 🤍 #ShawEnglish #EnglishCourse #BasicEnglish
* DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE PRONUNCIATION WORKSHEET * 🤍 In this lesson, I'll show you how to use the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) to practice English pronunciation. If you learn and practice with the IPA, you will be able to pronounce any English word in the dictionary - even if you have never heard it before! I have even made you a FREE WORKSHEET that you can download to help you study! Get it here: 🤍 Best wishes, Emma TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Introduction 01:44 International Phonetic Alphabet 03:32 Vowels 04:28 Diphthongs 05:19 Consonants 06:09 Unvoiced Consonant Sounds 06:31 Voiced Consonant Sounds 07:09 Get your FREE worksheet #mmmEnglish #InternationalPhoneticAlphabet #EnglishPronunciation #EnglishAdjectives #EnglishTeacher #YouTubeTeacher #EnglishWithEmma Read the full transcript to this video on my blog: 🤍 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - IF YOU ARE A WOMAN with intermediate to advanced English, HEY LADY! 🙋♀️ will help you sharpen your English skills, build fluency and speaking confidence! 💃 Hey Lady! is an online community (created by Emma) helping women to succeed in English! Don’t feel discouraged by negative experiences or unmotivated because you are studying alone! We’ve created a supportive, judgement-free place to: ⚡️ Practise *real* English conversations with real people! ⚡️ Get support and guidance from our amazing English coaches! ⚡️ Study and talk about interesting, everyday conversation topics ⚡️ Meet and make friends with English-speaking women around the world. ⚡️ Have fun, stay motivated and above all… 😍ENJOY speaking in English! ✨With Hey Lady! you’ll become the confident, fluent English speaker you always wanted to be! Thinking about joining? 🤔 You can get access to one of our ‘Conversation Packs’ for free! This is a package of lessons and ideas that you can apply in real conversations! Then come along to a LIVE practice event with a Hey Lady! Coach 🎁🤗 GO HERE 👉🏼 🤍 (no credit card, no strings attached!) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Take your English skills to the next level: 📚🤓🚀 mmmEnglish Courses 📚🤓🚀 Explore Self-Study English courses here: 🤍 Or read more below 👀 Prepositions are one of the most frustrating parts about English - but they don’t have to be! I’ve created a course that will help you to master the most common English prepositions - I’ll teach you how to use them in context, study how they are used and (importantly) I’ll help you to practise using them! This course includes grammar lessons PLUS imitation practice (so you get to practise your pronunciation with me too!) Explore our prepositions course here: 🤍 👄 Love mmmEnglish imitation lessons? Get HOURS of practice with Emma and complete our imitation training courses! Practise your pronunciation & natural English expressions by imitating a native English speaker. mmmEnglish imitation courses available now: 🤍 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Other English Language Tools I recommend! ⭐️Grammarly Grammar Checker: 🤓 Grammarly helps you to see the errors in your writing and your English Grammar by making suggestions and improvements to your writing! Try it for FREE! 🤍 ⭐️Audible 👂📚 Listen to audiobooks to improve your English listening skills (AND your pronunciation!) Listen to thousands of books (all of your favourites are available) Plus… You can try Audible for yourself - get your first audio book absolutely FREE! 🤍 Cancel your subscription at any time (but keep your free book forever!) mmmEnglish earns a small commission from affiliates mentioned above. We only promote products and services that we genuinely believe will support our students on their English-learning journey. ❤️ Thank you for your support! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Connect with mmmEnglish Website & Social Media: 🟡Website: 🤍 🟢Facebook: 🤍 🔵Instagram: 🤍 👏👏👏 Show your support for Emma & mmmEnglish by subscribing to our channel, liking videos 👍 and commenting to let us know! We love hearing from our students! ❤️ SUBSCRIBE TO MMMENGLISH HERE ➡️ 🤍
English Pronunciation Course for Beginners | Learn Vowel and Consonant Sounds | 27 Lessons 0:00 Menu 0:10 | 1 | /ɪ/ vs /iː/ Vowel Sounds | sit vs seat | 114 Minimal Pairs 12:35 | 2 | /e/ vs /ɪ/ Vowels Sounds | bed vs bid | 60 Minimal Pairs 22:36 | 3 | /e/ vs /eɪ/ Vowels Sounds | let vs late | 114 Minimal Pairs 34:47 | 4 | /æ/ vs /ʌ/ Vowel Sounds | ran vs run | 156 Minimal Pairs 48:17 | 5| /əʊ/ vs /ɔː/ Vowel Sounds | so vs saw | 96 Minimal Pairs 1:00:32 | 6 | /ɒ/ vs /əʊ/ Vowel Sounds | hop vs hope | 76 Minimal Pairs 1:11:31 | 7 | /æ/ vs /e/ Vowel Sounds | bad vs bed | 62 Minimal Pairs 1:21:43 | 8 | /ɑ:/ vs /ɜː/ Vowel Sounds | far vs fur | 54 Minimal Pairs 1:33:01 | 9 | /b/ vs /p/ Consonant Sounds | bin vs pin | 102 Minimal Pairs 1:49:20 | 10 | /n/ vs /ŋ/ Consonant Sounds | pin vs ping | 44 Minimal Pairs 2:01:46 | 11 | /ʧ/ vs /t/ Consonant Sounds | chip vs tip | 128 Minimal Pairs 2:18:32 | 12 | /f/ vs /v/ Consonant Sounds | fan vs van | 50 Minimal Pairs 2:31:21 | 13 | /l/ vs /r/ Consonant Sounds | light vs right | 158 Minimal Pairs 2:49:05 | 14 | /b/ vs /v/ Consonant Sounds | ban vs van | 42 Minimal Pairs 3:02:54 | 15 | /s/ vs /ʃ/ Consonant Sounds | see vs she | 96 Minimal Pairs 3:18:01 | 16 | /ð/ vs /z/ Consonant Sounds | then vs zen | 24 Minimal Pairs 3:29:17 | 17 | /f/ vs /h/ Consonant Sounds | fat vs hat | 80 Minimal Pairs 3:43:02 | 18 | /s/ vs /θ/ Consonant Sounds | sink vs think | 56 Minimal Pairs 3:56:24 | 19 | Initial /k/ and /g/ Consonant Sounds | got vs cot | 96 Minimal Pairs 4:11:14 | 20 | Initial /t/ and /d/ Consonant Sounds | den vs ten | 100 Minimal Pairs 4:25:46 | 21 | /f/ and /θ/ Consonant Sounds | fin vs thin | 32 Minimal Pairs 4:37:55 | 22 | /ʤ/ vs /z/ Consonant Sounds | jag vs zag | 48 Minimal Pairs 4:50:24 | 23 | Initial /f/ vs /p/ Consonant Sounds | fan vs pan | 90 Minimal Pairs 5:03:56 | 24 | /d/ vs /ʤ/ Consonant Sounds | dog vs jog | 86 Minimal Pairs 5:17:28 | 25 | Final /k/ vs /g/ Consonant Sounds | back vs bag | 70 Minimal Pairs 5:29:55 | 26 | Final /m/ vs /n/ Consonant Sounds | sun vs sum| 68 Minimal Pairs 5:42:45 | 27 | Final /t/ vs /d/ Consonant Sounds | bat vs bad | 152 Minimal Pairs 5:58:14| Behind the Scenes + Bloopers ❤️✩Support Us! ✩ ✭ Channel Membership: 🤍 ✭ PayPal: 🤍 ✭ Patreon: 🤍 👉✩ Connect With Us✩ ✭ Website: 🤍 ✭ Facebook Page: 🤍 ✭ Facebook Group: 🤍 ✭ WhatsApp: 🤍 ✭ Instagram: 🤍 ✭ Twitter: 🤍 ✭ Line: 🤍 ✭ Telegram: 🤍 ✭ KakaoTalk: 🤍 ✭ Naver Café (네이버 카페): 🤍 🧔Learn English With Robin Shaw: 🤍 👩🏫 Learn English with a live teacher NOW! 🤍
There are many languages that don't have the "th" sound. As a result, many non-native English speakers end up replacing this sound with either the "d" or "s" sound. A good way to distinguish sounds is to use minimal pairs. Here are some for you to practise: “think" and "sink” “thing" and "sing” "mouth" and "mouse" “thick" and "sick”
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English phonics for adults. Learn how to pronounce the English alphabet phonic sounds in this english phonics lesson for beginners. Abc alphabet sounds are used and you can practise how to pronounce them. Phonics alphabet sounds with pictures used to help you learn how to pronounce and read English words. I hope you find this adult phonics lesson helpful. Subscribe for more videos and give this video a thumbs up if you found it helpful. I’d love to hear from you in the comments and feel free to ask me any questions. Thanks :) Intro (0:00) Alphabet Sounds (0:46) Digraphs (5:56) Trigraphs (11:21) Split Digraphs (13:04) CONNECT WITH ME: 👉ONLINE TUTORING: contact🤍abionlineteach.com 👉PHONICS COURSE: 🤍 👉WEBSITE 🤍 👉BUSINESS ENQUIRIES: info🤍abionlineteach.com 👉FACEBOOK 🤍 👉INSTAGRAM 🤍 Recommend products: Phonics sounds flashcards: 🤍 Tricky words: 🤍 Reading books: 🤍
The correct pronunciation of the two ‘th’ sounds in English can be difficult but, don’t worry! Here’s a simple explanation in one minute! In which group of words is the ‘th’ pronounced /ð/ (remember, this is the ‘voiced’ sound, where we use our vocal cords)? 1.think, birthday, breath 2.this, other, breathe Summary here: 🤍 #bbclearningenglish #learnenglish #th #englishinaminute #pronunciation
Learn English - Mark Kulek ESL: Learn Basic English phonic vowels: Aa Ee Ii Oo Uu. Complete List of the Alphabet: 🤍 This is how Americans pronounce vowels. Each vowel is illustrated for better understanding. You will first listen to Mark pronounce each vowel, then you will practice on your own. This will help build your speaking skills. In the second part of this video, you will be asked what starts with ...(Aa Ee Ii Oo Uu)? You will then give the correct answer. This will help build your English speaking skills, confidence and fluency. This is an interactive listening and speaking video. Have fun learning the sounds of the vowels and speak English now Language in use: Aa apple, alligator Ee elephant, egg Ii ink, insect Oo on, off Uu umbrella, up What starts with Aa? Apple starts with Aa. What starts with Ee? Elephant starts with Ee. What starts with Ii? Ink starts with Ii. What starts with Oo? On starts with Oo. What starts with Uu? Umbrella starts with Uu. What starts with Aa? Alligator starts with Aa. What starts with Ee? Egg starts with Ee. What starts with Ii? Insect starts with Ii. What starts with Oo? Off starts with Oo. What starts with Uu? Up starts with Uu. ▶️ LiveStream Classes every *Tuesday at 5 p.m. and Friday at 10 a.m. - all times are (Japan Asia/Tokyo)* ✅ Join Mark's Channel - 🤍 📕 Mark's book: 50 Very Short Conversations -🤍 Ⓜ️ Mark's Store - 🤍 🌀Get Worksheets and Flashcards at MarkKulek.com 💟 Help Support Mark on Patreon: 🤍 🆒 Facebook Group - MarkKulek English Speaking Practice - 🤍 * Be sure not to miss a single video, please subscribe: 🤍 Make Sure to see Mark's Playlists: 🤍 For those of you who are interested in teaching English to young learners. Please have a look at my blog: Sharing My Whiteboard. 🤍 * About Mark Kulek's Channel: This channel is designed for students, teachers and anyone wanting to learn English. Improve your American Accent / spoken English and real life English conversation as the basis for teaching how to speak English and how to sound American improve listening comprehension skills. Study English vocabulary and English phrases such as phrasal verbs, as well as common expressions in English. Learn American idioms and American slang. Mark's videos are vocabulary-based for conversation practice. Each video is themed to provide context for learning. To insure success, every video is designed with open slots for vocabulary substitution practice. These patterns allow students to practice on their own and teachers can have their class practice together as a group. These videos also work great for icebreakers and class discussions. Please have fun and speak English now! Thank you for your support. Study real English conversation to understand how American's speak and build your vocabulary. #MarkKulekESL
How to Pronounce Monophthongs in British English. Liz shows you how to pronounce all the British English Monophthongs and how to get the pronunciation right. Standard RP Accent DOWNLOAD your Phonemic Chart here - bit.ly/PhonemicChartRP 🤍 00:00 Intro to Monophthongs 00:30 Lip Trills 01:00 iː & uː 02:38 ɪ & ʊ 03:21 iː, ɪ & e 04:20 ɜː 05:00 ə the Schwa 06:10 ɑː 07:05 ʌ 07:25 æ 08:03 ɔː 08:48 from ɔː to ɑ 09:27 Practise Tongue Twisters #EnglishLesson #pronunciation #britishEnglish #Monophthongs GET TO KNOW YOUR TEACHER LIZ = NAME:- Elizabeth (Liz) WHERE DO YOU LIVE? - England (UK) HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN 5 WORDS? - ‘Outwardly innocent, but inwardly knowing’. WHERE IS THE MOST INTERESTING PLACE YOU'VE TAUGHT? - That would be a one-to-one in a young Italian man’s flat in southern Italy. When he invited me to teach him at his home, I stupidly thought that Mamma would be there cooking the lunch, but no, it was a bachelor pad and no sign of Mamma! I eventually left having learned more about Italian customs than he had learned English! BEST TEACHING MOMENT? - One of my greatest achievement was when a couple of very naughty teenage Belgian students were sent here to England to learn English. They had been expelled from several schools in their own country and this was their last chance to prove themselves. After a few months of playing around in different levels, and coming close to being expelled again, they eventually ended up in my FCE class. Now they had two chances – respect their teacher and learn something or go back to Belgium. Well, they did go back to Belgium but not before they had passed their FCE! They became my two favourite students of all time. I love a challenge! HOW MANY STUDENTS HAVE YOU TAUGHT? Over 10 thousand WHAT'S YOUR MOST EMBARRASSING TEACHER MOMENT? - It happened during a DELTA observed lesson. One of my students happened to suffer from Tourette’s syndrome. Of course, I had no reason to worry, I had mentioned the fact in my lesson plan, and anyway, this student had never caused a problem before. However, today was different. Very different. Upon eliciting the required information from him – not wanting to leave him out – instead of answering the question in his usual fashion, he suddenly exhumed a torrent of swear words from somewhere deep within himself. After this cathartic experience he looked very pleased with himself but, unfortunately, this was not really the answer I was looking for. Everything went quiet, I looked over at the examiner who looked rather shocked. It certainly wasn’t your run-of-the-mill DELTA exam! BUT I passed! HOW CAN YOU CONTACT ME? Lwlfast🤍gmail.com & Facebook group 🤍
In this English Pronunciation lesson you can improve your English speaking skill by learning the 7 short vowel sounds in English! We will learn to use the IPA symbols to read the sounds of English and understand exactly how to pronounce the tricky short vowels! English pronunciation can be difficult because English is not a phonetically written language. What does that mean? It means that you can't know how a word sounds just by reading the word, you must learn each and every word's pronunciation by memory. An easy way to know how a word sounds is to use IPA - The International Phonetic Alphabet which will give you the tools you need to perfect your pronunciation in English! Make sure you practice the sounds in this video EVERY DAY by repeating them after me in the video! If you do this, you'll quickly become a more natural sounding English speaker and you won't have to worry about mispronouncing words because of confusion about the vowel sounds! 0:00 Intro 1:26 IPA International Phonetic Alphabet 3:39 The æ sound 4:38 The e sound 5:32 The ɒ sound 6:40 The ʊ sound 7:52 The ɪ sound 9:31 The ʌ sound 10:12 The ə sound (The most important sound in English) 12:22 Review of all sounds Make sure you hit *LIKE* and *SUBSCRIBE* to see more videos that will help you to MASTER ENGLISH pronunciation! Would you like to buy me a coffee to help me with my work? You can do that here... 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 📌 Recommended BOOKS (I earn a small commission for your purchase) 🕮 English Pronunciation in Use (Beginner) 🕮 - 🤍 🕮 English Pronunciation in Use (Intermediate) 🕮 - 🤍 🕮 English Pronunciation in Use (Advanced) 🕮 - 🤍 📌 Great book for improving accent and pronunciation. 🕮 Accent: B1-C2 (Collins Work on Your Accent…) 🤍 🎤 My Microphone 🎤 - HyperX Quadcast 🤍 📷 My Camera 📷 - Iphone 13 Pro Max 🤍
Learn the Sounds of American English! This video covers the Two TH Consonants [θ] and [ð]. Perfect your American Accent! Buy the whole set of videos, the Sounds of American English, here: 🤍 Get my FREE Sounds of American English Cheat Sheet: 🤍 New to Rachel's English? Where to Start Playlist: 🤍 Get Rachel's Book: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE!: 🤍 Fan! 🤍 Follow! 🤍 Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises. Rachel uses real life English conversation as the basis for teaching how to speak English and how to sound American improve listening comprehension skills. Study English vocabulary and English phrases such as phrasal verbs, as well as common expressions in English. Learn American idioms and American slang. Cải thiện nói tiếng Anh Mỹ / 改善美式英語的發音 / 미국 영어 발음 향상 / アメリカ英語の話し言葉のアクセントを向上させる / Улучшение произношения американского английского языка / Meningkatkan berbicara bahasa Inggris Amerika / Melhore sua pronúncia do inglês americano / Mejora tu pronunciación en Inglés Americano / बात अमेरिकी अंग्रेजी में सुधार تحسين لهجتك الأمريكية الإنجليزية / שפר את המבטא האמריקאי שלך / Améliorez votre prononciation en anglais américain / Migliora la tua pronuncia in inglese americano ...with Rachel's English! Help us caption & translate this video! 🤍
*Liz shows you the 9 ways the Letter A is pronounced in English and how to make the sounds as well as Practice Words & Sentences .* British English *A 'CHEAT SHEET' showing you all the Tongue, Jaw & Lip Positions can be downloaded here* 🤍 *Letter A Practice Words are: - A = /æ/ - Apple, Fantastic, Back, Track, Exactly A = /e/ - Any, Many, Said, Says, Thames A = /ɒ/ - What, Watch, Want, Was, Wash, Yacht A = /ɔː/ - Also, Awesome, Saw, Warm, Water, Lawn, Quarter A = /ɑː/ - Army, Awesome (American), Park, Father, Half, Farm, Star A = /ə/ - About, Again, Along, Postman, Banana, Canada, Cardigan, Canadian, Politician, Librarian, Technician A = /ɪ/ - Village, Message, Postage, Pilgrimage A = /eə/ - Air, Share, Care, Spare, Stare, Rare A = /eɪ/ - Able, Age, Page, Day, Stay, Table, Paper, Radio, Favourite, Taste, Flavour, Date 00:00 Introduction 00:08 The 'CHEAT SHEET' 00:19 A = /æ/ & Practice 01:31 A = /e/ & Practice 02:56 A = /ɒ/ & Practice 04:19 A = /ɔː/ & Practice 05:33 A = /ɑː/ & Practice 06:49 A = /ə/ & Practice 08:14 A = /ɪ/ & Practice 09:15 A = /eə/ & Practice 10:22 'SPARE TYRE' & 'MUFFIN TOP' Explained 10:55 A = /eɪ/ & Practice #BritishEnglish #/A/ #pronunciation GET TO KNOW YOUR TEACHER LIZ = NAME:- Elizabeth (Liz) WHAT ARE YOUR QUALIFICATIONS? - I am a Cambridge CELTA and the more advanced DELTA qualified English Teacher. I also trained in Speech & Drama at RADA (Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts) and LAMDA (London Academy of Music & Dramatic Arts). I am also a featured author on Macmillan Dictionary's One Stop English's website. 🤍 WHERE DO YOU LIVE? - England (UK) HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOURSELF IN 5 WORDS? - ‘Outwardly innocent, but inwardly knowing’. WHERE IS THE MOST INTERESTING PLACE YOU'VE TAUGHT? - That would be a one-to-one in a young Italian man’s flat in southern Italy. When he invited me to teach him at his home, I stupidly thought that Mamma would be there cooking the lunch, but no, it was a bachelor pad and no sign of Mamma! I eventually left having learned more about Italian customs than he had learned English! BEST TEACHING MOMENT? - One of my greatest achievement was when a couple of very naughty teenage Belgian students were sent here to England to learn English. They had been expelled from several schools in their own country and this was their last chance to prove themselves. After a few months of playing around in different levels, and coming close to being expelled again, they eventually ended up in my FCE class. Now they had two chances – respect their teacher and learn something or go back to Belgium. Well, they did go back to Belgium but not before they had passed their FCE! They became my two favourite students of all time. I love a challenge! HOW MANY STUDENTS HAVE YOU TAUGHT? Over 10 thousand WHAT'S YOUR MOST EMBARRASSING TEACHER MOMENT? - It happened during a DELTA observed lesson. One of my students happened to suffer from Tourette’s syndrome. Of course, I had no reason to worry, I had mentioned the fact in my lesson plan, and anyway, this student had never caused a problem before. However, today was different. Very different. Upon eliciting the required information from him – not wanting to leave him out – instead of answering the question in his usual fashion, he suddenly exhumed a torrent of swear words from somewhere deep within himself. After this cathartic experience he looked very pleased with himself but, unfortunately, this was not really the answer I was looking for. Everything went quiet, I looked over at the examiner who looked rather shocked. It certainly wasn’t your run-of-the-mill DELTA exam! BUT I passed! HOW CAN YOU CONTACT ME? Lwlfast🤍gmail.com & Facebook group 🤍
Join my British Pronunciation Course: 🤍 The Schwa sound (/ə/) is extremely important to British pronunciation. In this lesson, I will explain how to pronounce this vowel, and how it's used in daily British English accents, with everyday vocabulary Remember, you don't NEED an RP British accent to speak English well... There are loads of accents out there! I'm just here to help people who have a love for modern versions of RP. MY PODCAST: Search "Journeys With Elliott" on your favourite app Apple: 🤍 Spotify: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 Twitter: 🤍 Instagram: 🤍etjenglish MUSIC: Lakey Inspired 🤍
Do you want to study English? Are you working to improve your American English pronunciation? Have you ever wondered what makes American English sound American? I can help you with all of these questions! The method presented here is a powerful way for you to study English. It will help you understand the intricacies of American English pronunciation—things like reductions, linking and stress—that give American English its unique character. I’ll show you how to analyze the spoken English of native speakers to more fully grasp exactly what makes American English sound American. When you study English in this way you are learning directly from native speakers…that’s a huge key to improving your pronunciation. Working on your American English pronunciation is difficult but I’m here to help. This lesson will give you what you need to speak English with more confidence and to more easily comprehend native English speakers. I’ll show you the difference between written and spoken English and you’ll start to feel like you understand the best way to improve your pronunciation! Let’s get started! Get my FREE Sounds of American English Cheat Sheet: 🤍 New to Rachel's English? Where to Start Playlist: 🤍 Get Rachel's Book: 🤍 SUBSCRIBE!: 🤍 Fan! 🤍 Follow! 🤍 I'm also on Instagram :) 🤍 Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises. Rachel uses real life English conversation as the basis for teaching how to speak English and how to sound American improve listening comprehension skills. Study English vocabulary and English phrases such as phrasal verbs, as well as common expressions in English. Learn American idioms and American slang.
In this video you can improve your English speaking skill by learning the 5 LONG vowel sounds in English! We will learn to use the IPA symbols to read the sounds of English and understand exactly how to pronounce the VERY COMMON LONG vowels! English pronunciation can be difficult because English is not a phonetically written language. What does that mean? It means that you can't know how a word sounds just by reading the word, you must learn each and every word's pronunciation by memory. An easy way to know how a word sounds is to use IPA - The International Phonetic Alphabet which will give you the tools you need to perfect your pronunciation in English! 00:00 Introduction 00:44 IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) 02:12 The i: vowel sound 03:56 The ɜː vowel sound 06:37 The ɑː vowel sound 08:06 The ɔː vowel sound 09:37 The uː vowel sound 10:53 Review 11:33 Test 12:38 Outro and SUBSCRIBE Make sure you practice the sounds in this video EVERY DAY by repeating them after me in the video! If you do this, you'll quickly become a more natural sounding English speaker and you won't have to worry about mispronouncing words because of confusion about the vowel sounds! Make sure you hit LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to receive more content that will help you to MASTER ENGLISH! Would you like to buy me a coffee to help me with my work? You can do that here... 🤍 📌 Recommended BOOKS (I earn a small commission for your purchase) 🕮 English Pronunciation in Use (Beginner) 🕮 - 🤍 🕮 English Pronunciation in Use (Intermediate) 🕮 - 🤍 🕮 English Pronunciation in Use (Advanced) 🕮 - 🤍 📌 Great book for improving accent and pronunciation. 🕮 Accent: B1-C2 (Collins Work on Your Accent…) 🤍 🎤 My Microphone 🎤 - HyperX Quadcast 🤍 📷 My Camera 📷 - Iphone 13 Pro Max 🤍
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