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http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south of England, the schwa sound, the pronunciation of the R sound in English, the tricky "th" sound, and more. Whether you want to perfect your pronunciation or learn about different accents, this video is for you. After watching, complete the quiz to test your understanding. http://www.engvid.com8-tips-for-british-english-pronunciation/
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Hi, everyone. I'm Jade. What we're talking about today is some pronunciation tips for British English. Some of them are tips; some of them are observations that you might be interested to know. We've got eight of them, so let's get started.
Pronunciation of-ed word endings. This is not specifically a British English issue. If your preference -- I don't know why I can't speak suddenly in an English pronunciation video, but that's how it is. If your preference is American English, this also applies to American English. So what I hear a lot at, sort of, around intermediate level -- sometimes upper intermediate level if you haven't had someone to correct you -- -ed word endings sound like this. I can't even do it because it's so unnatural for me. "Excite-ed shout-ed, remind-ed." It's so unnatural for me. But in fact, it's not like that. It doesn't sound like an -ed. It might sound like an /id/; it might sound like a /t/; or it might sound like a /d/. So I've got some examples here. This word, even though it's spelled -ed, makes an /id/ sound. It becomes "excited". "I'm really excited." "Shouted." "He shouted at me." "Reminded." "I reminded you to do your homework; didn't I?" And -- yeah.
So now, we can talk about the ones that finish with a t sound. "Finished. Dripped. Laughed." They don't have the-ed sound. So that's an important thing to know about pronunciation. Even if it's spelled-ed, it doesn't mean it sounds like that. And what about the ones that end with a d sound, a "duh" sound. "Remembered." "I remembered what you said to me." "Called." "I called you. Didn't you hear your phone?" "Imagined." "I imagined a better future for everyone." So with those, it's a D sound. How do you know for each one? Go with what feels most natural when you're saying the word. The main thing is don't force the -ed sound at the end of the word because it's that that gives you an unnatural rhythm when you're speaking English.
So moving on to -- this one's an observation, really. British English pronunciation. We have so many different accents in England. But one of the biggest divisions in our accents is -- it's between the north of the country and the south, and it's our pronunciation of these words: "bath" and "laugh", as I say them. I say them in the southern pronunciation. But if I were from the north -- if I were from the north of the country, I'd say "bath" and "laugh" because they have a different accent up there. Well, they've got loads of different accents, but they don't speak in the same way as me. So let's break it down into the actual sound. So if you're from the North, you say, "a". But we, in the South, say "au". So you say "bath", we say "bauth". And you say "laf"; we say "laugh". And you can also hear it in these two words. It doesn't have to be the first or only a vowel in the word. In the southern pronunciation, this is "commaund". But in the northern pronunciation, it's "command". And the southern pronunciation of this word is "caust". The northern pronunciation is "cast". The cast of Brookside came to London." "Brookside" was an old soap that's not on TV anymore, and it was people from Liverpool. And I was just doing the accent. Probably that's really irrelevant to you. You will never see that show, but anyway. You know, now.
Next tip. I don't hear this that often, but when I do, it sounds really, really, really wrong. And I think this tip generally -- generally a good example of how -- just because we write something one way doesn't mean we say it that way. So in English -- American English, too -- W sounding words are the same as the "wh" sound in words for spelling. It actually sounds the same. So we've got two words here, "wine" and "whine". One is spelled with WH, and one is just spelled with I. "Whine" is a kind of moan or a kind of cry. Sometimes, young children whine. Sometimes, women who are upset about something are said to be "whiny".
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Pronunciation is the key to sounding like a native speaker. How do you develop a perfect American accent? What are the best training methods for English pronunciation? AJ Hoge, bestselling author of Effortless English, tells you how ear training will help you develop a clear American accent.
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Do you make these common pronunciation mistakes? Good pronunciation is needed to be understood by native English speakers. In this important lesson you'll have a chance to practice your pronunciation by hearing and repeating vocabulary. I chose words that many of my students pronounce incorrectly in my classes. It doesn't matter if you speak Spanish, Hindi, Portuguese, Hebrew, Arabic, Vietnamese, French, or any other language – there is a good chance you have been pronouncing some of these words incorrectly. Fix these pronunciation mistakes today and you'll get closer to having a native speaker accent, be understood more easily, and sound much more fluent in English!
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Hey, everyone. I'm Alex. Thanks for clicking, and welcome to this lesson on "Commonly Mispronounced Words". So, these are some of the common pronunciation mistakes that I have heard in my experience as an English teacher from new English learners. Now, it doesn't matter if you're Russian, if you're a Spanish speaker, if you're Korean, if you're Japanese, if you're Arabic - I've heard these mistakes come from all over the place. So, today, I'm going to look at some of the most common pronunciation mistakes, the most common mispronounced words so that you can fix these mistakes and never make them again, and you'll sound more fluent, more natural. So, let's do it.
First word: "ask". Okay, so you were supposed to repeat, there. All right? Did you do it? So, again, it's not: "axe", but "ask". So repeat after me: "ask". Good. Now, repeat this question, repeat this sentence: "Ask him a question." Okay, good.
Next, not: "boos", but "bus". Repeat it one more time, one more time. "Bus". Okay, so it's "uh", right? It's an "uh" sound. It's not "oo", but "uh", "bus".
Now, there's a trick here because the next word is "busy", and some students confuse this, because they actually know how to pronounce "bus", but then they try adding the same pronunciation rule from "bus" to "busy", and they say "busy", which is not correct. So, the correct word... The correct pronunciation of this word is "busy". So, repeat after me one more time: "busy". Excellent.
Next, very common mistake, especially when students try to say it in a weird, plural way. So, I had a Korean student who was reading Edgar Allan Poe, and the word "clothes" is in the book a couple of times, like 2-3 times on one page. And she's reading, and she keeps saying: "closes", "closes", "closes", as if it's plural. It's not "closes", it is "clothes". Think of "open", "close", same pronunciation. All right? So, one more time, repeat: "clothes". Perfect.
Next: "comfortable". Not: "com-fort-able". Okay? But: "comftrabull", so repeat after me one more time: "comfortable". All right, let's take it apart. This one is a little longer: "com-ftra, ftra, bull", "comfortable". All right. It's tough.
Next, not "edu", but "edju", "edjucation", so there's a "je", "je", "je", "je", "je" sound. Si... Excuse me. Such as: "judge". Right? So, "education." Repeat after me. "Education". All right.
Next, not "famoos", but "famous". Repeat it one more time, faster this time. "Famous". All right. So, the second part is a "miss" not "famoos", a "miss", "miss", like: "I miss you", okay?
And next, same thing, not "lettoos", but "lettuce". "Lettuce". Okay? So, it's "lettuce". Good.
Next, not "prevate", "private", so "i". "Private". Exaggerate it a little bit, it makes it a little bit more fun. So, one more time: "private". Now, in a normal conversation, you would just say: "private". Okay? Now, that second part "vit", "private".
Next, the opposite of "private" is not "pooblic", but "pu-, public". Repeat it one more time. "Public". It's kind of like you're just letting a puff of air let go from your mouth, "pu", "public". Okay, good.
And next, not "salmon". The "l" is silent in this word, so a salmon is a fish, the most delicious fish in my opinion, and it is pronounced: "samon", "salmon". Okay, very good.
And next, not "stoody", but "study". "Stu-dy". Okay. So, it is not "stoo", but "stu", it's an "uh", "uh" sound. So, repeat it after me very quickly, here: "study".
And finally, the name of our website. Whew, now, this is a mistake that I make. Go back, listen to my videos, guys, I say "angVid" a lot, especially in like 2011, 2012, I say: "Thanks for clicking on angVid.com, angVid.com." I have made a mistake, everyone. It is "eng". We don't say "Anglish", we say "English". The name of our site is engVid.com. I'm sorry. Even I make mistakes.
So, one more time we're going to go through the words from the top to the bottom, from the top again to the bottom again, and I'm going to ask you to repeat after me, so let's do it. "Ask", "bus", "busy", "clothes", "comfortable", "education", "famous", "lettuce", "private", "public", "salmon", "study", "engVid".
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Tongue Twisters to improve your English pronunciations ( Free English Lessons)
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In this English pronunciation lesson we will look at tongue twisters You can improve your English pronunciation skills in a fun way. Tongue twister is a group of words designed to be difficult to articulate rapidly and properly. So let's have fun with these words.
The first set of tongue twisters will help you to improve your 's' and 'sh' sound.
She sells sea shells on the sea shore.
The sixth sick Sheikh's sixth sheep is sick.
The following tongue twister will help you to improve the 'th' sound.
The thirty three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne throughout Thursday.
The following tongue twister is for the 'f' and the 'w' sound
Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear. Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair. Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't fuzzy,was he?
The next set of tongue twister is to practice the 'b' and 'v' sound
Betty loves the velvet vest best.
Now let us have look at the tongue twister with the 'p' sound
Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
The last sound to practice is the 'v' and 'w'
Very well, Very well, very well.
Hope you enjoy these jumbled words and practice your English pronunciation skills as well.
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English phonology
Like many languages, English has wide variation in pronunciation, both historically and from dialect to dialect. In general, however, the regional dialects of English share a largely similar (though not identical) phonological system.
Phonological analysis of English often concentrates on, or uses as a reference point, one or more of the prestige or standard accents, such as Received Pronunciation for England, General American for the United States, and General Australian for Australia. Nevertheless, many other dialects of English are spoken, which do not necessarily descend from any of these standardised accents. Information about these standardised accents functions only as a limited guide to all of English phonology, which one can later expand upon once one becomes more familiar with some of the many other dialects of English that are spoken.
Phonemes
A phoneme of a language or dialect is an abstraction of a speech sound or of a group of different sounds which are all perceived to have the same function by speakers of that particular language or dialect. For example, the English word "through" consists of three phonemes: the initial "th" sound, the "r" sound, and an "oo" vowel sound. Notice that the phonemes in this and many other English words do not always correspond directly to the letters used to spell them (English orthography is not as strongly phonemic as that of certain other languages).
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http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south of England, the schwa sound, the pronunciation of the R sound in English, the tricky "th" sound, and more. Whether you want to perfect your pronunciation or learn about different accents, this video is for you. After watching, complete the quiz to test your understanding. http://www.engvid.com8-tips-for-british-english-pronunciation/ Want to train your British accent? Get my free British accent training pack: http://jadejoddle.com/coaching-tools/ TRANSCRIPT Hi, everyone. I'm Jade. What we're talking about today is some pronunciation tips for British English. Some of them are tips; some of them are observations that you might be interested to know. We've got eight of them, so let's get started. Pronunciation of-ed word endings. This is not specifically a British English issue. If your preference -- I don't know why I can't speak suddenly in an English pronunciation video, but that's how it is. If your preference is American English, this also applies to American English. So what I hear a lot at, sort of, around intermediate level -- sometimes upper intermediate level if you haven't had someone to correct you -- -ed word endings sound like this. I can't even do it because it's so unnatural for me. "Excite-ed shout-ed, remind-ed." It's so unnatural for me. But in fact, it's not like that. It doesn't sound like an -ed. It might sound like an /id/; it might sound like a /t/; or it might sound like a /d/. So I've got some examples here. This word, even though it's spelled -ed, makes an /id/ sound. It becomes "excited". "I'm really excited." "Shouted." "He shouted at me." "Reminded." "I reminded you to do your homework; didn't I?" And -- yeah. So now, we can talk about the ones that finish with a t sound. "Finished. Dripped. Laughed." They don't have the-ed sound. So that's an important thing to know about pronunciation. Even if it's spelled-ed, it doesn't mean it sounds like that. And what about the ones that end with a d sound, a "duh" sound. "Remembered." "I remembered what you said to me." "Called." "I called you. Didn't you hear your phone?" "Imagined." "I imagined a better future for everyone." So with those, it's a D sound. How do you know for each one? Go with what feels most natural when you're saying the word. The main thing is don't force the -ed sound at the end of the word because it's that that gives you an unnatural rhythm when you're speaking English. So moving on to -- this one's an observation, really. British English pronunciation. We have so many different accents in England. But one of the biggest divisions in our accents is -- it's between the north of the country and the south, and it's our pronunciation of these words: "bath" and "laugh", as I say them. I say them in the southern pronunciation. But if I were from the north -- if I were from the north of the country, I'd say "bath" and "laugh" because they have a different accent up there. Well, they've got loads of different accents, but they don't speak in the same way as me. So let's break it down into the actual sound. So if you're from the North, you say, "a". But we, in the South, say "au". So you say "bath", we say "bauth". And you say "laf"; we say "laugh". And you can also hear it in these two words. It doesn't have to be the first or only a vowel in the word. In the southern pronunciation, this is "commaund". But in the northern pronunciation, it's "command". And the southern pronunciation of this word is "caust". The northern pronunciation is "cast". The cast of Brookside came to London." "Brookside" was an old soap that's not on TV anymore, and it was people from Liverpool. And I was just doing the accent. Probably that's really irrelevant to you. You will never see that show, but anyway. You know, now. Next tip. I don't hear this that often, but when I do, it sounds really, really, really wrong. And I think this tip generally -- generally a good example of how -- just because we write something one way doesn't mean we say it that way. So in English -- American English, too -- W sounding words are the same as the "wh" sound in words for spelling. It actually sounds the same. So we've got two words here, "wine" and "whine". One is spelled with WH, and one is just spelled with I. "Whine" is a kind of moan or a kind of cry. Sometimes, young children whine. Sometimes, women who are upset about something are said to be "whiny". -
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49:25Improve Your English Pronunciation | English Speaking Lesson
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Learning English is very challenging. English speaking requires a lot of practice. English pronunciation can be difficult even for advanced English learners. So in this English lesson A.J. talks about improving your English pronunciation. And for more English learning lessons please join us at http://learnrealenglish.com -
8:48Fix these basic English pronunciation mistakes!
Fix these basic English pronunciation mistakes!Fix these basic English pronunciation mistakes!
Do you make these common pronunciation mistakes? Good pronunciation is needed to be understood by native English speakers. In this important lesson you'll have a chance to practice your pronunciation by hearing and repeating vocabulary. I chose words that many of my students pronounce incorrectly in my classes. It doesn't matter if you speak Spanish, Hindi, Portuguese, Hebrew, Arabic, Vietnamese, French, or any other language – there is a good chance you have been pronouncing some of these words incorrectly. Fix these pronunciation mistakes today and you'll get closer to having a native speaker accent, be understood more easily, and sound much more fluent in English! https://www.engvid.com/fix-these-basic-english-pronunciation-mistakes/ TRANSCRIPT Hey, everyone. I'm Alex. Thanks for clicking, and welcome to this lesson on "Commonly Mispronounced Words". So, these are some of the common pronunciation mistakes that I have heard in my experience as an English teacher from new English learners. Now, it doesn't matter if you're Russian, if you're a Spanish speaker, if you're Korean, if you're Japanese, if you're Arabic - I've heard these mistakes come from all over the place. So, today, I'm going to look at some of the most common pronunciation mistakes, the most common mispronounced words so that you can fix these mistakes and never make them again, and you'll sound more fluent, more natural. So, let's do it. First word: "ask". Okay, so you were supposed to repeat, there. All right? Did you do it? So, again, it's not: "axe", but "ask". So repeat after me: "ask". Good. Now, repeat this question, repeat this sentence: "Ask him a question." Okay, good. Next, not: "boos", but "bus". Repeat it one more time, one more time. "Bus". Okay, so it's "uh", right? It's an "uh" sound. It's not "oo", but "uh", "bus". Now, there's a trick here because the next word is "busy", and some students confuse this, because they actually know how to pronounce "bus", but then they try adding the same pronunciation rule from "bus" to "busy", and they say "busy", which is not correct. So, the correct word... The correct pronunciation of this word is "busy". So, repeat after me one more time: "busy". Excellent. Next, very common mistake, especially when students try to say it in a weird, plural way. So, I had a Korean student who was reading Edgar Allan Poe, and the word "clothes" is in the book a couple of times, like 2-3 times on one page. And she's reading, and she keeps saying: "closes", "closes", "closes", as if it's plural. It's not "closes", it is "clothes". Think of "open", "close", same pronunciation. All right? So, one more time, repeat: "clothes". Perfect. Next: "comfortable". Not: "com-fort-able". Okay? But: "comftrabull", so repeat after me one more time: "comfortable". All right, let's take it apart. This one is a little longer: "com-ftra, ftra, bull", "comfortable". All right. It's tough. Next, not "edu", but "edju", "edjucation", so there's a "je", "je", "je", "je", "je" sound. Si... Excuse me. Such as: "judge". Right? So, "education." Repeat after me. "Education". All right. Next, not "famoos", but "famous". Repeat it one more time, faster this time. "Famous". All right. So, the second part is a "miss" not "famoos", a "miss", "miss", like: "I miss you", okay? And next, same thing, not "lettoos", but "lettuce". "Lettuce". Okay? So, it's "lettuce". Good. Next, not "prevate", "private", so "i". "Private". Exaggerate it a little bit, it makes it a little bit more fun. So, one more time: "private". Now, in a normal conversation, you would just say: "private". Okay? Now, that second part "vit", "private". Next, the opposite of "private" is not "pooblic", but "pu-, public". Repeat it one more time. "Public". It's kind of like you're just letting a puff of air let go from your mouth, "pu", "public". Okay, good. And next, not "salmon". The "l" is silent in this word, so a salmon is a fish, the most delicious fish in my opinion, and it is pronounced: "samon", "salmon". Okay, very good. And next, not "stoody", but "study". "Stu-dy". Okay. So, it is not "stoo", but "stu", it's an "uh", "uh" sound. So, repeat it after me very quickly, here: "study". And finally, the name of our website. Whew, now, this is a mistake that I make. Go back, listen to my videos, guys, I say "angVid" a lot, especially in like 2011, 2012, I say: "Thanks for clicking on angVid.com, angVid.com." I have made a mistake, everyone. It is "eng". We don't say "Anglish", we say "English". The name of our site is engVid.com. I'm sorry. Even I make mistakes. So, one more time we're going to go through the words from the top to the bottom, from the top again to the bottom again, and I'm going to ask you to repeat after me, so let's do it. "Ask", "bus", "busy", "clothes", "comfortable", "education", "famous", "lettuce", "private", "public", "salmon", "study", "engVid". -
10:02Tongue Twisters to improve your English pronunciations ( Free English Lessons)
Tongue Twisters to improve your English pronunciations ( Free English Lessons)Tongue Twisters to improve your English pronunciations ( Free English Lessons)
Tongue Twisters to improve your English pronunciations ( Free English Lessons) Blog : http://www.learnex.in/tongue-twisters-to-improve-your-english-pronunciation Website : http://www.letstalkpodcast.com Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/letstalkpodcast youtube : http://www.youtube.com/learnexmumbai In this English pronunciation lesson we will look at tongue twisters You can improve your English pronunciation skills in a fun way. Tongue twister is a group of words designed to be difficult to articulate rapidly and properly. So let's have fun with these words. The first set of tongue twisters will help you to improve your 's' and 'sh' sound. She sells sea shells on the sea shore. The sixth sick Sheikh's sixth sheep is sick. The following tongue twister will help you to improve the 'th' sound. The thirty three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne throughout Thursday. The following tongue twister is for the 'f' and the 'w' sound Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear. Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair. Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't fuzzy,was he? The next set of tongue twister is to practice the 'b' and 'v' sound Betty loves the velvet vest best. Now let us have look at the tongue twister with the 'p' sound Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. The last sound to practice is the 'v' and 'w' Very well, Very well, very well. Hope you enjoy these jumbled words and practice your English pronunciation skills as well. -
9:37How to Practice English Pronunciation -- Interview with Tom Kelley
How to Practice English Pronunciation -- Interview with Tom KelleyHow to Practice English Pronunciation -- Interview with Tom Kelley
Join Tom Kelley and Rachel for a conversation on how to practice (and teach!) American English Pronunciation. Get tips for how to work on your own American Accent. Take lessons with Tom: http://rachelsenglish.com/lessons/ Idiom CUT AND DRIED definition: http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/cut-and-dried Get Rachel's Book: http://RachelsEnglish.com/book SUBSCRIBE!: http://bit.ly/RE_sub, Fan! http://bit.ly/RE_FB See the transcript for this video: http://www.rachelsenglish.com/ Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises. 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 ...with Rachel's English! subscribe: http://www.YouTube.com/subscription_center?add_user=RachelsEnglish website: http://www.RachelsEnglish.com Help us caption & translate this video! http://amara.org/v/HHmm/ -
7:46Improve your English Pronunciation!
Improve your English Pronunciation!Improve your English Pronunciation!
*** DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE PRONUNCIATION WORKSHEET *** http://bit.ly/mmmPron1 Want to improve your English pronunciation? This lesson will help you :) 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: http://bit.ly/mmmPron1 Contact me here: https://goo.gl/W90K0V Find me on Facebook http://bit.ly/mmmEnglishFB Join my WOMEN ONLY Facebook Group http://bit.ly/LadiesLoveEnglish Best wishes, Emma
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American English Pronunciation Dictionary
American English Pronunciation Dictionary
published: 24 Oct 2011 -
English Pronunciation - 4 Common Mistakes
http://www.engvid.com/ Learn the difference in pronunciation between WALK and WORK, as well as a few other sounds that cause problems for English learners.
published: 05 Jan 2010 -
8 Tips for British English Pronunciation
http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south of England, the schwa sound, the pronunciation of the R sound in English, the tricky "th" sound, and more. Whether you want to perfect your pronunciation or learn about different accents, this video is for you. After watching, complete the quiz to test your understanding. http://www.engvid.com8-tips-for-british-english-pronunciation/ Want to train your British accent? Get my free British accent training pack: http://jadejoddle.com/coaching-tools/ TRANS...
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10 English words that you pronounce INCORRECTLY | British English Pronunciation
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English Pronunciation American Accent Ear Training
Pronunciation is the key to sounding like a native speaker. How do you develop a perfect American accent? What are the best training methods for English pronunciation? AJ Hoge, bestselling author of Effortless English, tells you how ear training will help you develop a clear American accent.
published: 03 Oct 2016 -
Improve Your English Pronunciation | English Speaking Lesson
Learning English is very challenging. English speaking requires a lot of practice. English pronunciation can be difficult even for advanced English learners. So in this English lesson A.J. talks about improving your English pronunciation. And for more English learning lessons please join us at http://learnrealenglish.com
published: 16 Apr 2015 -
Fix these basic English pronunciation mistakes!
Do you make these common pronunciation mistakes? Good pronunciation is needed to be understood by native English speakers. In this important lesson you'll have a chance to practice your pronunciation by hearing and repeating vocabulary. I chose words that many of my students pronounce incorrectly in my classes. It doesn't matter if you speak Spanish, Hindi, Portuguese, Hebrew, Arabic, Vietnamese, French, or any other language – there is a good chance you have been pronouncing some of these words incorrectly. Fix these pronunciation mistakes today and you'll get closer to having a native speaker accent, be understood more easily, and sound much more fluent in English! https://www.engvid.com/fix-these-basic-english-pronunciation-mistakes/ TRANSCRIPT Hey, everyone. I'm Alex. Thanks for clic...
published: 26 Jul 2016 -
Tongue Twisters to improve your English pronunciations ( Free English Lessons)
Tongue Twisters to improve your English pronunciations ( Free English Lessons) Blog : http://www.learnex.in/tongue-twisters-to-improve-your-english-pronunciation Website : http://www.letstalkpodcast.com Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/letstalkpodcast youtube : http://www.youtube.com/learnexmumbai In this English pronunciation lesson we will look at tongue twisters You can improve your English pronunciation skills in a fun way. Tongue twister is a group of words designed to be difficult to articulate rapidly and properly. So let's have fun with these words. The first set of tongue twisters will help you to improve your 's' and 'sh' sound. She sells sea shells on the sea shore. The sixth sick Sheikh's sixth sheep is sick. The following tongue twister will help you to improve the 'th'...
published: 08 Aug 2015 -
How to Practice English Pronunciation -- Interview with Tom Kelley
Join Tom Kelley and Rachel for a conversation on how to practice (and teach!) American English Pronunciation. Get tips for how to work on your own American Accent. Take lessons with Tom: http://rachelsenglish.com/lessons/ Idiom CUT AND DRIED definition: http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/cut-and-dried Get Rachel's Book: http://RachelsEnglish.com/book SUBSCRIBE!: http://bit.ly/RE_sub, Fan! http://bit.ly/RE_FB See the transcript for this video: http://www.rachelsenglish.com/ Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises. 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...
published: 22 Sep 2015 -
Improve your English Pronunciation!
*** DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE PRONUNCIATION WORKSHEET *** http://bit.ly/mmmPron1 Want to improve your English pronunciation? This lesson will help you :) 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: http://bit.ly/mmmPron1 Contact me here: https://goo.gl/W90K0V Find me on Facebook http://bit.ly/mmmEnglishFB Join my WOMEN ONLY Facebook Group http://bit.ly/LadiesLoveEnglish Best wishes, Emma
published: 31 May 2016
American English Pronunciation Dictionary
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- Duration: 48:25
- Updated: 24 Oct 2011
- views: 2241027
American English Pronunciation Dictionary
American English Pronunciation Dictionary
wn.com/American English Pronunciation Dictionary
English Pronunciation - 4 Common Mistakes
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:26
- Updated: 05 Jan 2010
- views: 1816957
http://www.engvid.com/ Learn the difference in pronunciation between WALK and WORK, as well as a few other sounds that cause problems for English learners.
http://www.engvid.com/ Learn the difference in pronunciation between WALK and WORK, as well as a few other sounds that cause problems for English learners.
wn.com/English Pronunciation 4 Common Mistakes
http://www.engvid.com/ Learn the difference in pronunciation between WALK and WORK, as well as a few other sounds that cause problems for English learners.
- published: 05 Jan 2010
- views: 1816957
8 Tips for British English Pronunciation
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- Duration: 16:09
- Updated: 24 Feb 2015
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http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply...
http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south of England, the schwa sound, the pronunciation of the R sound in English, the tricky "th" sound, and more. Whether you want to perfect your pronunciation or learn about different accents, this video is for you. After watching, complete the quiz to test your understanding. http://www.engvid.com8-tips-for-british-english-pronunciation/
Want to train your British accent? Get my free British accent training pack: http://jadejoddle.com/coaching-tools/
TRANSCRIPT
Hi, everyone. I'm Jade. What we're talking about today is some pronunciation tips for British English. Some of them are tips; some of them are observations that you might be interested to know. We've got eight of them, so let's get started.
Pronunciation of-ed word endings. This is not specifically a British English issue. If your preference -- I don't know why I can't speak suddenly in an English pronunciation video, but that's how it is. If your preference is American English, this also applies to American English. So what I hear a lot at, sort of, around intermediate level -- sometimes upper intermediate level if you haven't had someone to correct you -- -ed word endings sound like this. I can't even do it because it's so unnatural for me. "Excite-ed shout-ed, remind-ed." It's so unnatural for me. But in fact, it's not like that. It doesn't sound like an -ed. It might sound like an /id/; it might sound like a /t/; or it might sound like a /d/. So I've got some examples here. This word, even though it's spelled -ed, makes an /id/ sound. It becomes "excited". "I'm really excited." "Shouted." "He shouted at me." "Reminded." "I reminded you to do your homework; didn't I?" And -- yeah.
So now, we can talk about the ones that finish with a t sound. "Finished. Dripped. Laughed." They don't have the-ed sound. So that's an important thing to know about pronunciation. Even if it's spelled-ed, it doesn't mean it sounds like that. And what about the ones that end with a d sound, a "duh" sound. "Remembered." "I remembered what you said to me." "Called." "I called you. Didn't you hear your phone?" "Imagined." "I imagined a better future for everyone." So with those, it's a D sound. How do you know for each one? Go with what feels most natural when you're saying the word. The main thing is don't force the -ed sound at the end of the word because it's that that gives you an unnatural rhythm when you're speaking English.
So moving on to -- this one's an observation, really. British English pronunciation. We have so many different accents in England. But one of the biggest divisions in our accents is -- it's between the north of the country and the south, and it's our pronunciation of these words: "bath" and "laugh", as I say them. I say them in the southern pronunciation. But if I were from the north -- if I were from the north of the country, I'd say "bath" and "laugh" because they have a different accent up there. Well, they've got loads of different accents, but they don't speak in the same way as me. So let's break it down into the actual sound. So if you're from the North, you say, "a". But we, in the South, say "au". So you say "bath", we say "bauth". And you say "laf"; we say "laugh". And you can also hear it in these two words. It doesn't have to be the first or only a vowel in the word. In the southern pronunciation, this is "commaund". But in the northern pronunciation, it's "command". And the southern pronunciation of this word is "caust". The northern pronunciation is "cast". The cast of Brookside came to London." "Brookside" was an old soap that's not on TV anymore, and it was people from Liverpool. And I was just doing the accent. Probably that's really irrelevant to you. You will never see that show, but anyway. You know, now.
Next tip. I don't hear this that often, but when I do, it sounds really, really, really wrong. And I think this tip generally -- generally a good example of how -- just because we write something one way doesn't mean we say it that way. So in English -- American English, too -- W sounding words are the same as the "wh" sound in words for spelling. It actually sounds the same. So we've got two words here, "wine" and "whine". One is spelled with WH, and one is just spelled with I. "Whine" is a kind of moan or a kind of cry. Sometimes, young children whine. Sometimes, women who are upset about something are said to be "whiny".
wn.com/8 Tips For British English Pronunciation
http://www.engvid.com/ Take your English to the next level by learning eight pronunciation tips that will help you sound like a native speaker. These tips apply to a British English accent or a neutral English accent. In this lesson, you will learn about -ed and -ing word endings, the difference in pronunciation between the north and south of England, the schwa sound, the pronunciation of the R sound in English, the tricky "th" sound, and more. Whether you want to perfect your pronunciation or learn about different accents, this video is for you. After watching, complete the quiz to test your understanding. http://www.engvid.com8-tips-for-british-english-pronunciation/
Want to train your British accent? Get my free British accent training pack: http://jadejoddle.com/coaching-tools/
TRANSCRIPT
Hi, everyone. I'm Jade. What we're talking about today is some pronunciation tips for British English. Some of them are tips; some of them are observations that you might be interested to know. We've got eight of them, so let's get started.
Pronunciation of-ed word endings. This is not specifically a British English issue. If your preference -- I don't know why I can't speak suddenly in an English pronunciation video, but that's how it is. If your preference is American English, this also applies to American English. So what I hear a lot at, sort of, around intermediate level -- sometimes upper intermediate level if you haven't had someone to correct you -- -ed word endings sound like this. I can't even do it because it's so unnatural for me. "Excite-ed shout-ed, remind-ed." It's so unnatural for me. But in fact, it's not like that. It doesn't sound like an -ed. It might sound like an /id/; it might sound like a /t/; or it might sound like a /d/. So I've got some examples here. This word, even though it's spelled -ed, makes an /id/ sound. It becomes "excited". "I'm really excited." "Shouted." "He shouted at me." "Reminded." "I reminded you to do your homework; didn't I?" And -- yeah.
So now, we can talk about the ones that finish with a t sound. "Finished. Dripped. Laughed." They don't have the-ed sound. So that's an important thing to know about pronunciation. Even if it's spelled-ed, it doesn't mean it sounds like that. And what about the ones that end with a d sound, a "duh" sound. "Remembered." "I remembered what you said to me." "Called." "I called you. Didn't you hear your phone?" "Imagined." "I imagined a better future for everyone." So with those, it's a D sound. How do you know for each one? Go with what feels most natural when you're saying the word. The main thing is don't force the -ed sound at the end of the word because it's that that gives you an unnatural rhythm when you're speaking English.
So moving on to -- this one's an observation, really. British English pronunciation. We have so many different accents in England. But one of the biggest divisions in our accents is -- it's between the north of the country and the south, and it's our pronunciation of these words: "bath" and "laugh", as I say them. I say them in the southern pronunciation. But if I were from the north -- if I were from the north of the country, I'd say "bath" and "laugh" because they have a different accent up there. Well, they've got loads of different accents, but they don't speak in the same way as me. So let's break it down into the actual sound. So if you're from the North, you say, "a". But we, in the South, say "au". So you say "bath", we say "bauth". And you say "laf"; we say "laugh". And you can also hear it in these two words. It doesn't have to be the first or only a vowel in the word. In the southern pronunciation, this is "commaund". But in the northern pronunciation, it's "command". And the southern pronunciation of this word is "caust". The northern pronunciation is "cast". The cast of Brookside came to London." "Brookside" was an old soap that's not on TV anymore, and it was people from Liverpool. And I was just doing the accent. Probably that's really irrelevant to you. You will never see that show, but anyway. You know, now.
Next tip. I don't hear this that often, but when I do, it sounds really, really, really wrong. And I think this tip generally -- generally a good example of how -- just because we write something one way doesn't mean we say it that way. So in English -- American English, too -- W sounding words are the same as the "wh" sound in words for spelling. It actually sounds the same. So we've got two words here, "wine" and "whine". One is spelled with WH, and one is just spelled with I. "Whine" is a kind of moan or a kind of cry. Sometimes, young children whine. Sometimes, women who are upset about something are said to be "whiny".
- published: 24 Feb 2015
- views: 3125796
10 English words that you pronounce INCORRECTLY | British English Pronunciation
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:47
- Updated: 17 Sep 2016
- views: 11755
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English Pronunciation American Accent Ear Training
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- Duration: 17:36
- Updated: 03 Oct 2016
- views: 834
Pronunciation is the key to sounding like a native speaker. How do you develop a perfect American accent? What are the best training methods for English pronu...
Pronunciation is the key to sounding like a native speaker. How do you develop a perfect American accent? What are the best training methods for English pronunciation? AJ Hoge, bestselling author of Effortless English, tells you how ear training will help you develop a clear American accent.
wn.com/English Pronunciation American Accent Ear Training
Pronunciation is the key to sounding like a native speaker. How do you develop a perfect American accent? What are the best training methods for English pronunciation? AJ Hoge, bestselling author of Effortless English, tells you how ear training will help you develop a clear American accent.
- published: 03 Oct 2016
- views: 834
Improve Your English Pronunciation | English Speaking Lesson
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 49:25
- Updated: 16 Apr 2015
- views: 513465
Learning English is very challenging. English speaking requires a lot of practice.
English pronunciation can be difficult even for advanced English learners.
...
Learning English is very challenging. English speaking requires a lot of practice.
English pronunciation can be difficult even for advanced English learners.
So in this English lesson A.J. talks about improving your English pronunciation.
And for more English learning lessons please join us at http://learnrealenglish.com
wn.com/Improve Your English Pronunciation | English Speaking Lesson
Learning English is very challenging. English speaking requires a lot of practice.
English pronunciation can be difficult even for advanced English learners.
So in this English lesson A.J. talks about improving your English pronunciation.
And for more English learning lessons please join us at http://learnrealenglish.com
- published: 16 Apr 2015
- views: 513465
Fix these basic English pronunciation mistakes!
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:48
- Updated: 26 Jul 2016
- views: 1551
Do you make these common pronunciation mistakes? Good pronunciation is needed to be understood by native English speakers. In this important lesson you'll have ...
Do you make these common pronunciation mistakes? Good pronunciation is needed to be understood by native English speakers. In this important lesson you'll have a chance to practice your pronunciation by hearing and repeating vocabulary. I chose words that many of my students pronounce incorrectly in my classes. It doesn't matter if you speak Spanish, Hindi, Portuguese, Hebrew, Arabic, Vietnamese, French, or any other language – there is a good chance you have been pronouncing some of these words incorrectly. Fix these pronunciation mistakes today and you'll get closer to having a native speaker accent, be understood more easily, and sound much more fluent in English!
https://www.engvid.com/fix-these-basic-english-pronunciation-mistakes/
TRANSCRIPT
Hey, everyone. I'm Alex. Thanks for clicking, and welcome to this lesson on "Commonly Mispronounced Words". So, these are some of the common pronunciation mistakes that I have heard in my experience as an English teacher from new English learners. Now, it doesn't matter if you're Russian, if you're a Spanish speaker, if you're Korean, if you're Japanese, if you're Arabic - I've heard these mistakes come from all over the place. So, today, I'm going to look at some of the most common pronunciation mistakes, the most common mispronounced words so that you can fix these mistakes and never make them again, and you'll sound more fluent, more natural. So, let's do it.
First word: "ask". Okay, so you were supposed to repeat, there. All right? Did you do it? So, again, it's not: "axe", but "ask". So repeat after me: "ask". Good. Now, repeat this question, repeat this sentence: "Ask him a question." Okay, good.
Next, not: "boos", but "bus". Repeat it one more time, one more time. "Bus". Okay, so it's "uh", right? It's an "uh" sound. It's not "oo", but "uh", "bus".
Now, there's a trick here because the next word is "busy", and some students confuse this, because they actually know how to pronounce "bus", but then they try adding the same pronunciation rule from "bus" to "busy", and they say "busy", which is not correct. So, the correct word... The correct pronunciation of this word is "busy". So, repeat after me one more time: "busy". Excellent.
Next, very common mistake, especially when students try to say it in a weird, plural way. So, I had a Korean student who was reading Edgar Allan Poe, and the word "clothes" is in the book a couple of times, like 2-3 times on one page. And she's reading, and she keeps saying: "closes", "closes", "closes", as if it's plural. It's not "closes", it is "clothes". Think of "open", "close", same pronunciation. All right? So, one more time, repeat: "clothes". Perfect.
Next: "comfortable". Not: "com-fort-able". Okay? But: "comftrabull", so repeat after me one more time: "comfortable". All right, let's take it apart. This one is a little longer: "com-ftra, ftra, bull", "comfortable". All right. It's tough.
Next, not "edu", but "edju", "edjucation", so there's a "je", "je", "je", "je", "je" sound. Si... Excuse me. Such as: "judge". Right? So, "education." Repeat after me. "Education". All right.
Next, not "famoos", but "famous". Repeat it one more time, faster this time. "Famous". All right. So, the second part is a "miss" not "famoos", a "miss", "miss", like: "I miss you", okay?
And next, same thing, not "lettoos", but "lettuce". "Lettuce". Okay? So, it's "lettuce". Good.
Next, not "prevate", "private", so "i". "Private". Exaggerate it a little bit, it makes it a little bit more fun. So, one more time: "private". Now, in a normal conversation, you would just say: "private". Okay? Now, that second part "vit", "private".
Next, the opposite of "private" is not "pooblic", but "pu-, public". Repeat it one more time. "Public". It's kind of like you're just letting a puff of air let go from your mouth, "pu", "public". Okay, good.
And next, not "salmon". The "l" is silent in this word, so a salmon is a fish, the most delicious fish in my opinion, and it is pronounced: "samon", "salmon". Okay, very good.
And next, not "stoody", but "study". "Stu-dy". Okay. So, it is not "stoo", but "stu", it's an "uh", "uh" sound. So, repeat it after me very quickly, here: "study".
And finally, the name of our website. Whew, now, this is a mistake that I make. Go back, listen to my videos, guys, I say "angVid" a lot, especially in like 2011, 2012, I say: "Thanks for clicking on angVid.com, angVid.com." I have made a mistake, everyone. It is "eng". We don't say "Anglish", we say "English". The name of our site is engVid.com. I'm sorry. Even I make mistakes.
So, one more time we're going to go through the words from the top to the bottom, from the top again to the bottom again, and I'm going to ask you to repeat after me, so let's do it. "Ask", "bus", "busy", "clothes", "comfortable", "education", "famous", "lettuce", "private", "public", "salmon", "study", "engVid".
wn.com/Fix These Basic English Pronunciation Mistakes
Do you make these common pronunciation mistakes? Good pronunciation is needed to be understood by native English speakers. In this important lesson you'll have a chance to practice your pronunciation by hearing and repeating vocabulary. I chose words that many of my students pronounce incorrectly in my classes. It doesn't matter if you speak Spanish, Hindi, Portuguese, Hebrew, Arabic, Vietnamese, French, or any other language – there is a good chance you have been pronouncing some of these words incorrectly. Fix these pronunciation mistakes today and you'll get closer to having a native speaker accent, be understood more easily, and sound much more fluent in English!
https://www.engvid.com/fix-these-basic-english-pronunciation-mistakes/
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Hey, everyone. I'm Alex. Thanks for clicking, and welcome to this lesson on "Commonly Mispronounced Words". So, these are some of the common pronunciation mistakes that I have heard in my experience as an English teacher from new English learners. Now, it doesn't matter if you're Russian, if you're a Spanish speaker, if you're Korean, if you're Japanese, if you're Arabic - I've heard these mistakes come from all over the place. So, today, I'm going to look at some of the most common pronunciation mistakes, the most common mispronounced words so that you can fix these mistakes and never make them again, and you'll sound more fluent, more natural. So, let's do it.
First word: "ask". Okay, so you were supposed to repeat, there. All right? Did you do it? So, again, it's not: "axe", but "ask". So repeat after me: "ask". Good. Now, repeat this question, repeat this sentence: "Ask him a question." Okay, good.
Next, not: "boos", but "bus". Repeat it one more time, one more time. "Bus". Okay, so it's "uh", right? It's an "uh" sound. It's not "oo", but "uh", "bus".
Now, there's a trick here because the next word is "busy", and some students confuse this, because they actually know how to pronounce "bus", but then they try adding the same pronunciation rule from "bus" to "busy", and they say "busy", which is not correct. So, the correct word... The correct pronunciation of this word is "busy". So, repeat after me one more time: "busy". Excellent.
Next, very common mistake, especially when students try to say it in a weird, plural way. So, I had a Korean student who was reading Edgar Allan Poe, and the word "clothes" is in the book a couple of times, like 2-3 times on one page. And she's reading, and she keeps saying: "closes", "closes", "closes", as if it's plural. It's not "closes", it is "clothes". Think of "open", "close", same pronunciation. All right? So, one more time, repeat: "clothes". Perfect.
Next: "comfortable". Not: "com-fort-able". Okay? But: "comftrabull", so repeat after me one more time: "comfortable". All right, let's take it apart. This one is a little longer: "com-ftra, ftra, bull", "comfortable". All right. It's tough.
Next, not "edu", but "edju", "edjucation", so there's a "je", "je", "je", "je", "je" sound. Si... Excuse me. Such as: "judge". Right? So, "education." Repeat after me. "Education". All right.
Next, not "famoos", but "famous". Repeat it one more time, faster this time. "Famous". All right. So, the second part is a "miss" not "famoos", a "miss", "miss", like: "I miss you", okay?
And next, same thing, not "lettoos", but "lettuce". "Lettuce". Okay? So, it's "lettuce". Good.
Next, not "prevate", "private", so "i". "Private". Exaggerate it a little bit, it makes it a little bit more fun. So, one more time: "private". Now, in a normal conversation, you would just say: "private". Okay? Now, that second part "vit", "private".
Next, the opposite of "private" is not "pooblic", but "pu-, public". Repeat it one more time. "Public". It's kind of like you're just letting a puff of air let go from your mouth, "pu", "public". Okay, good.
And next, not "salmon". The "l" is silent in this word, so a salmon is a fish, the most delicious fish in my opinion, and it is pronounced: "samon", "salmon". Okay, very good.
And next, not "stoody", but "study". "Stu-dy". Okay. So, it is not "stoo", but "stu", it's an "uh", "uh" sound. So, repeat it after me very quickly, here: "study".
And finally, the name of our website. Whew, now, this is a mistake that I make. Go back, listen to my videos, guys, I say "angVid" a lot, especially in like 2011, 2012, I say: "Thanks for clicking on angVid.com, angVid.com." I have made a mistake, everyone. It is "eng". We don't say "Anglish", we say "English". The name of our site is engVid.com. I'm sorry. Even I make mistakes.
So, one more time we're going to go through the words from the top to the bottom, from the top again to the bottom again, and I'm going to ask you to repeat after me, so let's do it. "Ask", "bus", "busy", "clothes", "comfortable", "education", "famous", "lettuce", "private", "public", "salmon", "study", "engVid".
- published: 26 Jul 2016
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Tongue Twisters to improve your English pronunciations ( Free English Lessons)
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- Duration: 10:02
- Updated: 08 Aug 2015
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Tongue Twisters to improve your English pronunciations ( Free English Lessons)
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Tongue Twisters to improve your English pronunciations ( Free English Lessons)
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In this English pronunciation lesson we will look at tongue twisters You can improve your English pronunciation skills in a fun way. Tongue twister is a group of words designed to be difficult to articulate rapidly and properly. So let's have fun with these words.
The first set of tongue twisters will help you to improve your 's' and 'sh' sound.
She sells sea shells on the sea shore.
The sixth sick Sheikh's sixth sheep is sick.
The following tongue twister will help you to improve the 'th' sound.
The thirty three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne throughout Thursday.
The following tongue twister is for the 'f' and the 'w' sound
Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear. Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair. Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't fuzzy,was he?
The next set of tongue twister is to practice the 'b' and 'v' sound
Betty loves the velvet vest best.
Now let us have look at the tongue twister with the 'p' sound
Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
The last sound to practice is the 'v' and 'w'
Very well, Very well, very well.
Hope you enjoy these jumbled words and practice your English pronunciation skills as well.
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Tongue Twisters to improve your English pronunciations ( Free English Lessons)
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In this English pronunciation lesson we will look at tongue twisters You can improve your English pronunciation skills in a fun way. Tongue twister is a group of words designed to be difficult to articulate rapidly and properly. So let's have fun with these words.
The first set of tongue twisters will help you to improve your 's' and 'sh' sound.
She sells sea shells on the sea shore.
The sixth sick Sheikh's sixth sheep is sick.
The following tongue twister will help you to improve the 'th' sound.
The thirty three thieves thought that they thrilled the throne throughout Thursday.
The following tongue twister is for the 'f' and the 'w' sound
Fuzzy Wuzzy was a bear. Fuzzy Wuzzy had no hair. Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn't fuzzy,was he?
The next set of tongue twister is to practice the 'b' and 'v' sound
Betty loves the velvet vest best.
Now let us have look at the tongue twister with the 'p' sound
Peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
The last sound to practice is the 'v' and 'w'
Very well, Very well, very well.
Hope you enjoy these jumbled words and practice your English pronunciation skills as well.
- published: 08 Aug 2015
- views: 206436
How to Practice English Pronunciation -- Interview with Tom Kelley
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- Duration: 9:37
- Updated: 22 Sep 2015
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Join Tom Kelley and Rachel for a conversation on how to practice (and teach!) American English Pronunciation. Get tips for how to work on your own American Acc...
Join Tom Kelley and Rachel for a conversation on how to practice (and teach!) American English Pronunciation. Get tips for how to work on your own American Accent. Take lessons with Tom: http://rachelsenglish.com/lessons/
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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
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Join Tom Kelley and Rachel for a conversation on how to practice (and teach!) American English Pronunciation. Get tips for how to work on your own American Accent. Take lessons with Tom: http://rachelsenglish.com/lessons/
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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
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- published: 22 Sep 2015
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Improve your English Pronunciation!
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- Duration: 7:46
- Updated: 31 May 2016
- views: 36798
*** DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE PRONUNCIATION WORKSHEET *** http://bit.ly/mmmPron1
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Want to improve your English pronunciation? This lesson will help you :)
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!
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*** DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE PRONUNCIATION WORKSHEET *** http://bit.ly/mmmPron1
Want to improve your English pronunciation? This lesson will help you :)
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: http://bit.ly/mmmPron1
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This is a compilation of BBC learning English's well-known pronunciation clips. It includes all the sounds found in 'British English' with a basic explanation. Very helpful for beginners. A more detailed commentary will follow soon.
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Learning To Listen: The Key to American English Pronunciation
http://www.pronunciationpro.com/youtube-free-trial/?keyword=LearningToListen:TheKeytoAmericanEnglishPronunciation&adposition;=body In this webinar we go through many listening exercises to help you hear the different sounds (specifically vowel sounds) of American English. Learning to listen is the best thing you can do to learn to reduce your accent and speak English clearly and with confidence! To enroll in our proven 12-week online training go to http://www.pronunciationpro.com/youtube-free-trial/?keyword=LearningToListen:TheKeytoAmericanEnglishPronunciation&adposition;=body and get started with a free 7-day trial of the best accent reduction program available online for nonnative English speakers. As I’ve worked with thousands of students learning to speak American English I’ve reali...
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RP phonemes: pronunciation tips (BBC learning English)
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- Duration: 83:29
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This is a compilation of BBC learning English's well-known pronunciation clips. It includes all the sounds found in 'British English' with a basic explanation. ...
This is a compilation of BBC learning English's well-known pronunciation clips. It includes all the sounds found in 'British English' with a basic explanation. Very helpful for beginners. A more detailed commentary will follow soon.
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This is a compilation of BBC learning English's well-known pronunciation clips. It includes all the sounds found in 'British English' with a basic explanation. Very helpful for beginners. A more detailed commentary will follow soon.
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Learning To Listen: The Key to American English Pronunciation
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As I’ve worked with thousands of students learning to speak American English I’ve realized that the key to American English Pronunciation is learning to listen to the sounds and rhythm of English. If you can not hear the English Pronunciation sounds or the American English rhythm then there is no way to permanently reduce your accent and learn to speak American English clearly and fluently.
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In this webinar we go through many listening exercises to help you hear the different sounds (specifically vowel sounds) of American English. Learning to listen is the best thing you can do to learn to reduce your accent and speak English clearly and with confidence!
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As I’ve worked with thousands of students learning to speak American English I’ve realized that the key to American English Pronunciation is learning to listen to the sounds and rhythm of English. If you can not hear the English Pronunciation sounds or the American English rhythm then there is no way to permanently reduce your accent and learn to speak American English clearly and fluently.
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The Pronunciation Pro accent reduction training course is based on this proven strategy. I teach you how to listen to American English and hear the difference between the way you speak English and the way a native English speaker would say it. If you never learn to hear American English sounds then you will never be able to correct your foreign accent. Once your ear is tuned to American English sounds and rhythm then you can start changing your speech habits to match those of an American English speaker.
Through the Pronunciation Pro accent reduction training course you will do listening exercises that will help you hear the difference between American English vowels and consonants. You will learn the difference between the American English TH sound and the /t/ or /d/ sound which are usually mistaken. You will learn to hear all of the sounds in American English.
Every time I introduce a new American English sound I always do a listening exercise that will help you hear that sound as a native English speaker would hear it. After you are able to hear the difference then it’s a matter of showing you the correct mouth movement and giving you the right English pronunciation practice materials to retrain your mouth to move in that new way. With practice and awareness of the new sound you will be able to learn to say the sounds of English correctly every time!
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My method of reducing your accent is proven and very effective. I’ve helped thousands of students learn to speak American English clearly and confidently and I know I can help you do the same. Learning to speak English with an American accent is not difficult but it does take the right step by step method and it takes time and practice to accomplish this goal. If you are willing to put the time in to this program then you can expect incredible results.
Through a combination of American English Accent videos, lessons, exercises, and help from our American Accent Trainers you will see how Pronunciation Pro is the most effective English pronunciation program available. You will be amazed at the value you get from this online American accent course. You will be guided step by step through over 100 English pronunciation video lessons. You will be given downloadable English pronunciation worksheets and practice materials. You will have a chance to ask questions at our regular LIVE webinars with our American Accent Trainers. Everything you need to learn to speak English like a native speaker is available through this course. I’ve tried my best to keep my pricing low so it can be available to anyone who wants to learn to speak American English without an accent.
If you are tired of repeating yourself, if you want to break through the communication barrier that is keeping you from getting that dream job or promotion, if you are ready to make more friends and feel connected to your English speaking community then I know we can help. You don’t need to be held back by your foreign accent any longer. Learning to speak American English clearly and with confidence is in your future and you can’t afford not to take this step in your personal development.
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- published: 04 Mar 2014
- views: 366702
सीखो Correct Pronunciation of Common English Words, How to Pronounce Tuition, Pizza, etc | Hindi
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- Duration: 30:02
- Updated: 16 Jun 2016
- views: 26383
Learn correct way of pronouncing common English words that are used everyday. These are commonly used words, but people pronounce in wrong way. Learn pronunciat...
Learn correct way of pronouncing common English words that are used everyday. These are commonly used words, but people pronounce in wrong way. Learn pronunciation of English words, do pronunciation practice, with our pronunciation guide on pronouncing English words. Learn how to pronounce English words through this Hindi video by Awal.
Learn correct way to pronounce words like asset, beta, data, boutique, buffet, business, cache, career, cocoa, colonel, debt, dengue, desert, dessert, economics, economy, environment, Etc., executive, espresso, farmville, february, fiancee, film, garage, golf, government, grand prix, gucci, hierarchy, huawei, hyundai, lacoste, lasagne, latte, lieutenant. Learn how to pronounce lingerie, mojito, nike, onion, pizza, puma, resume, saturday, vitamin, volkswegan, xiaomi, wednesday, vehicle, and many more.
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Learn correct way of pronouncing common English words that are used everyday. These are commonly used words, but people pronounce in wrong way. Learn pronunciation of English words, do pronunciation practice, with our pronunciation guide on pronouncing English words. Learn how to pronounce English words through this Hindi video by Awal.
Learn correct way to pronounce words like asset, beta, data, boutique, buffet, business, cache, career, cocoa, colonel, debt, dengue, desert, dessert, economics, economy, environment, Etc., executive, espresso, farmville, february, fiancee, film, garage, golf, government, grand prix, gucci, hierarchy, huawei, hyundai, lacoste, lasagne, latte, lieutenant. Learn how to pronounce lingerie, mojito, nike, onion, pizza, puma, resume, saturday, vitamin, volkswegan, xiaomi, wednesday, vehicle, and many more.
https://www.youtube.com/TSMadaan is a Hindi Life Changing Videos Channel to raise your Success and Happiness level on various subjects like motivation inspiration and self help plus personality development. This channel also shows health videos and English Videos by various trainers.
- published: 16 Jun 2016
- views: 26383
International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) | English Pronunciation
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- Duration: 24:28
- Updated: 26 Aug 2014
- views: 416110
This lesson explains the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) and how it can help with English pronunciation.
I start the lesson by defining the International...
This lesson explains the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) and how it can help with English pronunciation.
I start the lesson by defining the International Phonetic Alphabet and showing why it is so useful. The letters of a word don't help us in knowing how to pronounce it because the same letter can have lots of different sounds in different words. For example, the letter "c" has a very different sound in the word "car" compared to the letter "c" in the word "dice". Also the same phonetic sound can be produced by lots of different combinations of letters.
The IPA is a system for representing each phonetic sound with a symbol and we use use these symbols to transcribe the correct pronunciation of a word. In the English language, there are 44 phonetic symbols and sounds made up of vowels (short and long), dipthongs and consonant sounds. In this video, I pronounce all of the 44 sounds (actually called phonemes) and show you the corresponding symbol. On top of these standard 44 sounds, American English has a few other specific sounds which I also pronounce and briefly explain.
Among the consonant sounds, there is a set of 8 pairs of consonants - In each pair, there is a voiceless consonant (example "p") and its equivalent voiced consonant (example "b"). Each pair's sound (example both the "p" and "b" sound) is produced by exactly the same mouth and tongue position. The only difference is that the voiceless consonant sound (example "p") is produced only by the mouth whereas the voiced consonant sound (example "b") is produced by the vibrations of the vocal cords in the throat.
I also present some IPA special characters which are used to represent the start and end of a phonetic transcription, the stressed syllable and the start of a new syllable.
The accent in the video is a British English accent but I do try to pronounce the 3-4 American English sounds with an American accent :)
IPA RESOURCES:
Here is the link to the PDF reference file with all the IPA symbols and example words:
IPA reference file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8v1Z0nKnKCaYW9Tbkc1Tjg2VHc/edit?usp=sharing
Free online dictionary with IPA as seen in the video: http://www.dictionary.cambridge.org
Here are the playlists of my English lessons:
Grammar lessons: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpS4_AM1c0s0ozpROeE2A9ff
Listening exercises: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpRdmnAzmYwdc0Az0ZOG2XNA
Vocabulary videos: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpTlYAYSitjwWn29BEdCBi9j
Andrew,
Crown Academy of English
http://www.youtube.com/user/CrownAcademyEnglish
https://twitter.com/Crown_English
Photo credits:
"All The Best Guys!" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net
"Sheep Staring" Image courtesy of papaija2008 | FreeDigitalPhotos.net
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This lesson explains the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) and how it can help with English pronunciation.
I start the lesson by defining the International Phonetic Alphabet and showing why it is so useful. The letters of a word don't help us in knowing how to pronounce it because the same letter can have lots of different sounds in different words. For example, the letter "c" has a very different sound in the word "car" compared to the letter "c" in the word "dice". Also the same phonetic sound can be produced by lots of different combinations of letters.
The IPA is a system for representing each phonetic sound with a symbol and we use use these symbols to transcribe the correct pronunciation of a word. In the English language, there are 44 phonetic symbols and sounds made up of vowels (short and long), dipthongs and consonant sounds. In this video, I pronounce all of the 44 sounds (actually called phonemes) and show you the corresponding symbol. On top of these standard 44 sounds, American English has a few other specific sounds which I also pronounce and briefly explain.
Among the consonant sounds, there is a set of 8 pairs of consonants - In each pair, there is a voiceless consonant (example "p") and its equivalent voiced consonant (example "b"). Each pair's sound (example both the "p" and "b" sound) is produced by exactly the same mouth and tongue position. The only difference is that the voiceless consonant sound (example "p") is produced only by the mouth whereas the voiced consonant sound (example "b") is produced by the vibrations of the vocal cords in the throat.
I also present some IPA special characters which are used to represent the start and end of a phonetic transcription, the stressed syllable and the start of a new syllable.
The accent in the video is a British English accent but I do try to pronounce the 3-4 American English sounds with an American accent :)
IPA RESOURCES:
Here is the link to the PDF reference file with all the IPA symbols and example words:
IPA reference file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8v1Z0nKnKCaYW9Tbkc1Tjg2VHc/edit?usp=sharing
Free online dictionary with IPA as seen in the video: http://www.dictionary.cambridge.org
Here are the playlists of my English lessons:
Grammar lessons: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpS4_AM1c0s0ozpROeE2A9ff
Listening exercises: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpRdmnAzmYwdc0Az0ZOG2XNA
Vocabulary videos: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6BDo90oiwpTlYAYSitjwWn29BEdCBi9j
Andrew,
Crown Academy of English
http://www.youtube.com/user/CrownAcademyEnglish
https://twitter.com/Crown_English
Photo credits:
"All The Best Guys!" Image courtesy of stockimages | FreeDigitalPhotos.net
"Sheep Staring" Image courtesy of papaija2008 | FreeDigitalPhotos.net
- published: 26 Aug 2014
- views: 416110
How to Say 50 Words - Volume 1 | British Pronunciation | Learn English
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:09
- Updated: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 71000
✔ How to say 50 words in British English. Important repetition to help make the vocabulary part of your active vocabulary.
✔ Volume 1: adjacent, ambidextrous, a...
✔ How to say 50 words in British English. Important repetition to help make the vocabulary part of your active vocabulary.
✔ Volume 1: adjacent, ambidextrous, archive, awkward, buoy, callipygian, caught, clothes, coax, colleague, consume, creature, debris, deracinate, dwarf, facade, flocculent, fracas, gaol, gauge, hyperbole, irrational, island, jeopardy, knee, mayor, particularly, pear, perseverance, plague, preferences, preparatory, pronunciation, quay, quiet, quite, reflection, rhythm, scissors, spontaneity, statue, subsidiary, sword, Thames, though, tongue, triskaidekaphobia, water, Wednesday, yacht.
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✔ How to say 50 words in British English. Important repetition to help make the vocabulary part of your active vocabulary.
✔ Volume 1: adjacent, ambidextrous, archive, awkward, buoy, callipygian, caught, clothes, coax, colleague, consume, creature, debris, deracinate, dwarf, facade, flocculent, fracas, gaol, gauge, hyperbole, irrational, island, jeopardy, knee, mayor, particularly, pear, perseverance, plague, preferences, preparatory, pronunciation, quay, quiet, quite, reflection, rhythm, scissors, spontaneity, statue, subsidiary, sword, Thames, though, tongue, triskaidekaphobia, water, Wednesday, yacht.
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- published: 25 Mar 2015
- views: 71000
How to Say 100 Words in British English Vol 1 | British Pronunciation | Learn English
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 57:36
- Updated: 27 Apr 2015
- views: 557991
✔ How to say 100 words in British English. Important repetition to help make the vocabulary part of your active vocabulary.
✔ Volume 1:
01:00 Abstract, Ache, A...
✔ How to say 100 words in British English. Important repetition to help make the vocabulary part of your active vocabulary.
✔ Volume 1:
01:00 Abstract, Ache, Acquaintance, Adjacent, Ambidextrous, Archive, Awkward
05:00 Ballet, Balmy, Biscuit, Buoy
07:07 Callipygian, Category, Caught, Chasm, Chocolate, Choir, Chord, Circuit, Clerk, Clothes, Coax, Colleague, Consume, Cousin, Creature
15:45 Debris, Deracinate, Dwarf
17:08 Epitome, Exit, Exquisite
18:54 Facade, Feign, Flocculent, Fracas
21:04 Gaol, Gauge
21:54 Headache, Height, Hygiene, Hyperbole
24:14 Irrational, Island
25:15 Jeopardy
25:42 Khaki, Knead, Knee
27:20 Lettuce, Librarian, Library, Lightning
29:30 Mayor, Murmur
29:53 Nauseating
31:15 Onomatopoeia
32:08 Paranoia, Particularly, Pear, Perseverance, Phenomenon, Plague, Preferences, Preparatory, Pronunciation
37:23 Quay, Queue, Quiet, Quit, Quite
39:31 Rarely, Realm, Reflection, Regularly, Relish, Rhinoceros, Rhythm
44:00 Salmon, Scissors, Slither, Spontaneity, Squirrel, Stomach, Subsidiary, Suede, Surprise, Sword, Syncope
50:14 Thames, Though, Tongue, Triskaidekaphobia
52:22 Undulating, Victualler, Water, Wednesday, Wood
55:14 Xenophobia, Yacht, Zebra
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✔ How to say 100 words in British English - Volume 1.
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wn.com/How To Say 100 Words In British English Vol 1 | British Pronunciation | Learn English
✔ How to say 100 words in British English. Important repetition to help make the vocabulary part of your active vocabulary.
✔ Volume 1:
01:00 Abstract, Ache, Acquaintance, Adjacent, Ambidextrous, Archive, Awkward
05:00 Ballet, Balmy, Biscuit, Buoy
07:07 Callipygian, Category, Caught, Chasm, Chocolate, Choir, Chord, Circuit, Clerk, Clothes, Coax, Colleague, Consume, Cousin, Creature
15:45 Debris, Deracinate, Dwarf
17:08 Epitome, Exit, Exquisite
18:54 Facade, Feign, Flocculent, Fracas
21:04 Gaol, Gauge
21:54 Headache, Height, Hygiene, Hyperbole
24:14 Irrational, Island
25:15 Jeopardy
25:42 Khaki, Knead, Knee
27:20 Lettuce, Librarian, Library, Lightning
29:30 Mayor, Murmur
29:53 Nauseating
31:15 Onomatopoeia
32:08 Paranoia, Particularly, Pear, Perseverance, Phenomenon, Plague, Preferences, Preparatory, Pronunciation
37:23 Quay, Queue, Quiet, Quit, Quite
39:31 Rarely, Realm, Reflection, Regularly, Relish, Rhinoceros, Rhythm
44:00 Salmon, Scissors, Slither, Spontaneity, Squirrel, Stomach, Subsidiary, Suede, Surprise, Sword, Syncope
50:14 Thames, Though, Tongue, Triskaidekaphobia
52:22 Undulating, Victualler, Water, Wednesday, Wood
55:14 Xenophobia, Yacht, Zebra
✔ Click like, leave a comment, and subscribe to my YouTube channel ► http://bit.ly/subscribebritlish
✔ How to say 100 words in British English - Volume 1.
✔ If there is a word you would like to know how to pronounce, please send it to me ► http://bit.ly/addmyword
Thank you for watching this video and remember that you can support my work and future videos ► http://bit.ly/SupportBritlish.
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✔ Like to learn English Idioms? ► http://britishidioms.com
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- published: 27 Apr 2015
- views: 557991
American English Reductions And Contractions - English Pronunciation And Fluency
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 56:31
- Updated: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 30196
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American English contractions seem to be a huge problem for many of my English pronunciation students, especially when it comes to English pronunciation for Spanish speakers. Instead of pronouncing the English contraction like a native speaker, many of my accent reduction students break the word apart such as 'I will' instead of 'I'll'.
When it comes to speaking English fluently in conversation it's important for you to learn how to pronounce English contractions correctly. Native English speakers use contractions constantly in conversational English. In fact, if you don't use contractions and just break apart the words then you start to sound stiff or robotic in your spoken English. I want to make sure you sound natural and fluent when you speak English so using English contractions correctly will be extremely important for you!
In this webinar I go through contractions for you to practice and make sure you are pronouncing them correctly.
Many native English speakers also use common reductions in English as they speak in conversation. American English reductions are basically a result of native English speakers getting lazy in their pronunciation and finding ways to reduce the pronunciation of common words so they are easier to pronounce. Over time, some of these reductions have become part of the Standard American English pronunciation. Some English reductions are important to use and others are not. I can show you which one's are the most important.
The most important skill you need to learn as you study English pronunciation and fluency is the ability to listen to native English speakers and pick up on the subtle differences in the way they speak English and the way you speak English. When you can hear the difference then you are more successful in being able to correctly match the pronunciation of a native English speaker. That's a key part of the Pronunciation Pro accent reduction course. To tune your ear to the sounds and rhythm of American English so you can correct your own mistakes!
To learn how to hear the differences in American English sounds & rhythm, join the Pronunciation Pro course today! Go to http://www.pronunciationpro.com/youtube-free-trial/?keyword=AmericanEnglishReductionsAndContractions-EnglishPronunciationAndFluency&adposition;=body
The order and format of the Pronunciation Pro course creates the perfect learning environment for you to learn to speak American English clearly and with great confidence knowing that when you speak English, everyone will easily understand you. You'll also feel confident that when other native speakers speak, you will understand everything they have to say!
Learn all about contractions and reductions in American English. This American English pronunciation video shows you important tips and tricks to improve your English fluency when it comes to contractions and reductions in English!
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American English contractions seem to be a huge problem for many of my English pronunciation students, especially when it comes to English pronunciation for Spanish speakers. Instead of pronouncing the English contraction like a native speaker, many of my accent reduction students break the word apart such as 'I will' instead of 'I'll'.
When it comes to speaking English fluently in conversation it's important for you to learn how to pronounce English contractions correctly. Native English speakers use contractions constantly in conversational English. In fact, if you don't use contractions and just break apart the words then you start to sound stiff or robotic in your spoken English. I want to make sure you sound natural and fluent when you speak English so using English contractions correctly will be extremely important for you!
In this webinar I go through contractions for you to practice and make sure you are pronouncing them correctly.
Many native English speakers also use common reductions in English as they speak in conversation. American English reductions are basically a result of native English speakers getting lazy in their pronunciation and finding ways to reduce the pronunciation of common words so they are easier to pronounce. Over time, some of these reductions have become part of the Standard American English pronunciation. Some English reductions are important to use and others are not. I can show you which one's are the most important.
The most important skill you need to learn as you study English pronunciation and fluency is the ability to listen to native English speakers and pick up on the subtle differences in the way they speak English and the way you speak English. When you can hear the difference then you are more successful in being able to correctly match the pronunciation of a native English speaker. That's a key part of the Pronunciation Pro accent reduction course. To tune your ear to the sounds and rhythm of American English so you can correct your own mistakes!
To learn how to hear the differences in American English sounds & rhythm, join the Pronunciation Pro course today! Go to http://www.pronunciationpro.com/youtube-free-trial/?keyword=AmericanEnglishReductionsAndContractions-EnglishPronunciationAndFluency&adposition;=body
The order and format of the Pronunciation Pro course creates the perfect learning environment for you to learn to speak American English clearly and with great confidence knowing that when you speak English, everyone will easily understand you. You'll also feel confident that when other native speakers speak, you will understand everything they have to say!
Learn all about contractions and reductions in American English. This American English pronunciation video shows you important tips and tricks to improve your English fluency when it comes to contractions and reductions in English!
http://www.pronunciationpro.com/youtube-free-trial/?keyword=AmericanEnglishReductionsAndContractions-EnglishPronunciationAndFluency&adposition;=body
- published: 19 Jun 2014
- views: 30196
Learn English Pronunciation - The best way to learning English Pronunciation
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- Duration: 26:26
- Updated: 12 Jul 2015
- views: 9878
The best way to learning English Pronunciation through movies . Learn English listening to native speakers a conversation every day. Excellent video English les...
The best way to learning English Pronunciation through movies . Learn English listening to native speakers a conversation every day. Excellent video English lessons every week. Great English lessons on YouTube. Learn English easily, quickly and automatically.
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10 English words that you pronounce INCORRECTLY | British English Pronunciation
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Improve Your English Pronunciation | English Speaking Lesson
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Fix these basic English pronunciation mistakes!
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How to Practice English Pronunciation -- Interview with Tom Kelley
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RP phonemes: pronunciation tips (BBC learning English)
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Learning To Listen: The Key to American English Pronunciation
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सीखो Correct Pronunciation of Common English Words, How to Pronounce Tuition, Pizza, etc | Hindi
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International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) | English Pronunciation
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How to Say 50 Words - Volume 1 | British Pronunciation | Learn English
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Learn English Pronunciation - The best way to learning English Pronunciation
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US Presidential debate: Clinton wins second head-to-head against Trump
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Hillary Clinton has won the second presidential debate according to voters, the first opinion poll has found. Share US Presidential debate. Clinton wins second head-to-head against Trump. Independent.ie. Hillary Clinton has won the second presidential debate according to voters, the first opinion poll has found ... http.//www.independent.ie/incoming/article35084916.ece/bfebc/AUTOCROP/h342/US%20Electio%209%20Read-Only.jpg. Go To ... She said....
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A US Navy guided missile destroyer was targeted on Sunday in a failed missile attack from territory in Yemen controlled by Iran-aligned Houthi rebels, a US military spokesman told Reuters, saying the two missiles failed to hit the ship. “USS Mason detected two inbound missiles over a 60-minute period while in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen ... The post US Navy ship targeted in failed missile attack from Yemen ... ....
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. It’s definitely the year of the undecided voter. To be sure, most Democratic and Republican faithful have already made up their minds. . But for the doubt-tolerant voters, those who refuse to cast aside their uneasy thoughts and feelings over two extremely flawed and damaged candidates, they are the ones that will still need to be persuaded. ... Mining the Undecided Voter’s Mind....
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BANGKOK. Thailand's 88-year-old King Bhumibol Adulyadej, the world's longest reigning monarch, is in an unstable condition after receiving haemodialysis treatment, the palace said in a statement late on Sunday. News about the king's health is closely monitored in Thailand, where King Bhumibol is widely revered, and the wording of palace statements on his health is intensely scrutinised ... Click here to download it for your device. RELATED....
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The second edition of the three presidential debates to take place in St. Louis will cap one of the most extraordinary weekends in American political history, CNN commented and went on to say that Trump will have 90 minutes Sunday night to save his presidential campaign. Republicans - including vice presidential nominee Mike Pence — are criticising Mr....
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What’s in ... While the names were not much of a problem for the English newspaper reporters, those with vernacular publications did not really know how to get it right. Some decided to turn to Google to understand the pronunciation, while others sought to use abbreviations ... While print journalists still managed to come up with solutions, the TV journalists were caught in a bind as they remained unsure about the pronunciation ... ....
Mayor chides comic Jimmy Fallon for lame Philly SNL accent
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Fallon chuckled during the skit when he stumbled over the Philadelphia pronunciation of several words, breaking character to say, “I apologize. I’ve been on vacation so my accent ...”....
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Today, a combination of Department of Education regulations and a let-a-thousand-flowers-bloom approach to helping English learners has yielded an environment in which rigor and accountability for language acquisition are no longer a joke ... Students should be encouraged and given tools to become truly literate in both their home language and English....
Spirits up at Bolney Wines with £2m investment and expansion
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It is the award-winning vineyard behind the first English wine to be served at Wimbledon in its history and the only one currently offered to British Airways passengers in the comfort of first class cabins ... “ We feel this is a huge opportunity in this large market and relish the chance to make English wines very well-known in a country that embraces the craft drinks revolution.”....
National players: English teams at the bottom of the table (CIES Football Observatory)
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English teams at the bottom of the table ... This proportion is 16 out of 20 in the English Premier League. Everton is the only English team currently ranked in the top ... Original documenthttp.//www.football-observatory.com/National-players-English-teams-at-the-bottom-of....
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The University of Winchester welcomes guest speaker Trevor Phillips OBE on Tuesday 18 October to present An English Future? ... The event is organised by the University's Centre for English Identity and Politics as part of a seminar series focusing on the themes of Diversity and the Governance of England ... An English Future....
The films I got in Telugu were meant for established heroines
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US-bred Malayali girl Anu Emmanuel is tipped to be the next big thing in Tollywood. After a much-acclaimed debut opposite Nani, the expectations from her upcoming films — Gopichand's Oxygen and Raj Tarun's next — have only gotten bigger. The stress of trying to find her feet in a new industry, however, is not weighing the actress down one bit ... Excerpts. ... He has been a great help, especially with my dialogue delivery and pronunciation....
Nigeria: Top 5 Expressions That Should Be Banned in Nigerian English
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[Daily Trust] Of course, no one has the power to "ban" or approve anything in English. Not even the Queen or King of England has that authority or influence. Nobody does. No authority does. The emergence, popularity, decline, and death of words and expressions in English often happen naturally. This fact, however, shouldn't preclude language enthusiasts from passing judgments on crooked, fetid, and questionable language use ... ....
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It may well pass virtually unnoticed, but Wednesday 12 October marks the 25th anniversary of the day that English football changed forever....
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(Source. Caverion Oyj) ... Finnish time (EEST). The stock exchange release and presentation materials in Finnish and in English will be published at that time on the company's website at www.caverion.com/investors. News conference for investors and media ... The event is in English and targeted for investment analysts, portfolio managers and the media. Webcast ... During the webcast and conference call, all questions should be presented in English....
Rumour Mill: City eye Waghorn | Clubs ‘will want Barton’ | Lennon baffled
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English Championship outfit eye Waghorn, Barton tipped to find another club and Neil Lennon vents fury at Hibs ... Bristol City eye Waghorn. Rangers striker Martyn Waghorn could be the subject of a bid from English Championship side Bristol City ... (The Sun) ... A Rangers statement read ... English clubs ‘will want Barton'. Former Rangers and Scotland manager Alex McLeish believes plenty of English clubs will want to try and sign Joey Barton ... ....
English Open Schedule & Results
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The inaugural English Open is snooker's seventh ranking event of the 2016 season - and the first of the new Home Nations series - which takes place at Event City in Manchester and runs from October 10-16 ... You can also click here for the latest Sky Bet odds on all snooker events.English Open Draw & Tournament Bracket ... English Open Daily Schedule & Results....
Rocket Ronnie ready to fire
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Recommended bet. 3pts Ronnie O'Sullivan to win the English Open ... The Welsh Open has been a long-standing fixture on the calendar for many years, but now it has been joined by English, Scottish and Irish versions to form the Home Nations Series ... I get the feeling that he needs challenges or goals to become fully motivated - but it could be that the Home Series might just do that, starting with this week's English Open in Manchester....
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