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אני בנגלי

Such as power, shower, tower etc 🎉

I knew that. Thanks.

this is such a great explanation🎉 thanks

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Are you courier? No I come from Taiwan

Hi, Michael! So amazing! You are in Beijing!

I think it's important that you state that this is not American English because those rules go out the window with the American English

Actually there are many ways how to pronounce the letter r and t in British English The rhotic dialects of British English include most of those in Scotland, Ireland and South West England Flapping T is found in many varieties of British English especially Cardiff and Ulster. In other dialects of British English, such Scottish English, some Northern England English (like Scouse), and older varieties of Received Pronunciation, the flap is a variant of /r/ Flapping of /t/ and /d/ is a prominent feature of North American English. Some linguists consider it obligatory for most American dialects to flap /t/ between a stressed and an unstressed vowel. Flapping of /t/ also occurs in Australian, New Zealand and (especially Northern) Irish English, and more infrequently or variably in South African English, Cockney, and Received Pronunciation.

reading about english pronunciation

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You have the symbols backwards in your thumbnail graphic for the video. It should be u: Bigger, ʊ: Smaller u: Smaller (as in "boot") ʊ: Bigger (as in "book") i.ytimg.com/vi/elJQ2Cm27rQ/maxresdefault.jpg

Please could you tell me if you run any online English Pronunciation Course please ?

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did you say "you c*nt, do this" at 17:46?? I can hear an /ʌ/ sound there, am I right?

I have a malocclusion (an overbite), and, interestingly, I've found that I need fewer fingers to reproduce these sounds. For instance, when I make the /e/ sound as in ‘set,’ it sounds accurate, but I can only fit one finger between my teeth, not the 1.5 as your guide suggests. This is true for all vowels - I typically need 0.5 finger less than what’s recommended. Could malocclusion be affecting the number of fingers one should be able to fit?

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Laut aao Michael

I've been learning English for 20 years now, and turns out I've been pronouncing 'foot', 'soot', as well as other 'oo' words with an /ʊ/ wrong all this time... what a disgrace! :D I should've come across your videos much, much sooner!

Us baby boomers in Midwest USA were taught to pronounce "the" as "thuh".

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In our language those words have their own and very different pronunciations making it impossible to mix

🇧🇷 🇵🇹 For portuguese learners, it is our normal IN, like in the wrong words INdiota, INgreja ou na palavra INdescente. Try to force the IN slightly pressing more the back of the tongue on the up part of the mouth and you'll have it.

Brilliant! Thank you!

Does this apply on this sentence .. I am doing it??

My birthday is in February... and every time I have to pronounce my D.O.B. it's a nightmare 😂. Thank you for this tip

Thank you for the lesson. The words: bend said pen mat ex

doesn't sound British at all

I found my teacher❤

Because my Eng teacher is forcing me to say these British accent😢

Hey you should quit CZcams

Erm what the sigma

I just arrived on the channel

thanks sir

e, e, e, æ, æ

I’d like to get a 1-1 15-20 min video assessment first. I can’t find this option on your website.

Thanks a lot!

Came here because of another pair: can't and the other one 🤣

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Dear Michael, The way you pronounce the consonant “L” is a bit different than in a regular RP accent. Your L is very light; in fact it appears always light. Would you please comment on that? Your video is extremely informative and helpful indeed!

Excellent

Thanks for that you're my teacher ❤❤😊

REELECCION YA!

You are a good teacher.

lots of mystery.. i am japanese but (in despite english is not my primary language) i always speak as a nonrothic english.. for some obscure and paranormal reasons, i have tried a lot to be a "rothic" girl (usa, canada kind) but nothing work )' : so i had to continued in the nonrothic way "(^ . ^)"... floor (fleow), truck (twock), curtain (keuten), trailer (tewele), warning (woening).. my R are generally replaced by "W"... and in some cases, for example "piece of paper near that person", it may sounding like "pace ea pape nee that peson" etc... some people say that "kind of sound" is sexi on girl but i do not know what to say since i only know that accent "(¬ . ¬)"... to show the complexity of R, in japanese, it is well known that R are replaced by L letter (aligatou) but in some places, R are R sound (arigatou) but in other places, R are replaced by N sound (i use N, i speak fastly) so anigatou gozaimashita... so yes, R lette is a lots of "mystewee" for everybody "(^ . ^)" 💕

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I was playing with someone from the US and they noted how I was saying idea wrong -- like ID from identification. Holy shit it's cursed now that I hear the extra uh at the end of idea's pronunciation. I never, ever noticed.

10 minutes for just one word. Impressive!

Which one is the first sound of the “E”arth?