American pronunciation of: moss, fog, moth, frost, auto, song, ball, law / American accent training
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Woow!!! This lesson is awesome!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Thank you SO much
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Thank you for the helpful lesson with great explanations. I really appreciate it. By the way, if the phonics of teaching works are shown, it will definitely be easier to have a visual image. Thanks again and having a great day! 🎉
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Wow that's awesome
Super lesson. Thanks.
I can believe the "AW" combination is /a:/ from throat, but as for the "ONG" combination is still /a:/ is hardly used by speakers,
Great job, really inspiring. Except the word ‘all’ like all of us) per se, I don’t think it is pronounced like Kevin said)
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Thanks for sharing.
Really informative topics.
Hope to learn American slang words also from you!
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Hello! What do you think about the idea of making a video on the different between the short u and long u sound
Best video I have ever watched. Thank you, Kevin.
You rock kevin
the packaged chicken broth ...hmm... it doesn't look, smells or tastes like a chicken broth...might as well shake a whole chicken above a boiling pot of water and call it a chicken broth. Especially this brand.
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Muy buenas las clases con la correcta pronunciacion como se debe ensenar. Thanks you..
Thank you so much
A moth is like an ugly butterfly. Sorry moth!😅😅😅
How do you pronounce "eggnog"?... oh or ah?
oh
Ah
Hi. Do gross and grows have the same pronunciation...?
GROSS /groʊs/. GROWS /groʊz/
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this is elementary!
@@MaryJones-fs4wf What do you mean elementary...?
@@tonygreen152 beginner level... Kevin has a video lesson on how to pronounce "OW"
Hello, could you explain how to pronounce "naughty" And what it means? Thanks in advance
It means disobedient, badly behaving. For instance, the children are acting naughty today they are not listening
Kevin, where is your Texas drawl? I have visited Dallas several times; it is one of most unwelcoming cities in Texas.
I like a sloth very much!!
An other Alan : Alan Turing !
A lot of Americans do not distinguish the two sounds Ah and AW.
Hi, Kevin! Is it ok to pronounce saw, boss, cross, daughter, rock, hot, call with the same a: sound? Some Americans do that, right? It would be great to see the transcription of the sound when you pronounce it, thank you so much for the video ❤
yes, merging ɔ with ɑ to ɒ
The author doesn't merge but you can if you want to, it depends on the state you live in. About 70% of Americans merge them I guess. Maybe a bit less then 70, but definitely more than a half
You didn't ask me , but those words were covered in this video. Did I miss something in the 58 minutes video?
yes, except Call ( not a but o )
What I understand is that in the East coast stalk and stop are pronounced with the different vowel sounds, but in the west coast is pronounced with the same vowel sound as in stop a:
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