Hello Katharine , your reading aloud text in this video is really helping me in practicing pronunciation. Your American accent sounds cute , like an American news presenter , and like the American girls I taught some medical jargon in class. (so my accent turned more American / Dutch in time)
@@englishwithkatharine Yeah , I know , you normally speak very British , like people speak from the British Royal Family , King Charles , Roger Moore and Pride and Prejudice actors / actresses . But I mean your imitation in this particular youtube video of the American pronunciation was actually pretty good , I think.
I'm from Cambodia. I like both, the British and American Accents. The Flap T in American English, it is when the 'T' is pronounced as 'D'. These are the four rules I like the most in English American Accents. 1. When the "T/TT" is between the two vowel sounds. Examples: batter, bitter, butter, caterpillar, city, hotter, latter, letter, matter, meeting, meter, relative, sitter, sweater, water, waiter, platter , whatever, metal, medal, butterfly, putting, citizen, Italy, 2. When the "T/TT" comes after a "vowel + r" (sometimes called "r-colored vowel'). Examples: barter, charter, comforting, dirty, quarter, thirty 3. Before syllabic /l/; in other words, before the unstressed "ul" sound (International Phonetic Alphabet: / ǝl/). Examples: battle, bottle, capital, fatal, hospital, rattle, metal, turtle 4. In a phrase or sentence, before the stressed vowel at the start of the next word. Examples: know it all, meet Alice, not on, What are you doing?
Hello Katharine, im from south of brazil and all of my life have been studied american english, but in 2019 i was in Glastonbury for 2 weeks and just loved how british english sound. That is why i found your channel! Thank you!
Nicely written paragraph where you included as many T-words as possible. Comparing & contrasting the two accents is a superb idea indeed. BTW indeed is more common in British English, isn’t it ? Pride & prejudice ❤ lovely book indeed 😁 Thank you Katharine 🙏
Dear Katharine! Thanks for your useful and interesting videos! I absolutely enjoy listening to your perfect speech, you speak so amazing! There's so much beautiful music in your voice and it sounds so tender and lovely! Would you please tell us about the right way of speaking "o" sound, like in the words and constructions: so, no, home, don't, snow, flow, open, only and so on. Where's the difference of how to pronounce the "o" sound in different cases? And how to pronounce it properly to sound more natural? Thank you so much if you could pay attention to this.☺️💐
You did beautifully with the american accent. Frankly, I liked both accents in that poem. I love the british accent but I cant hear myself speaking British...😢
Sad that you only talked about American and British accents. I have only recently subscribed channel, and like it a lot and am exploring your videos. Please do give a push to non-english and non-american learners also. Thank you.
Beautiful video! why do i understand your language better than other teachers here on youtube? The quality of your lessons is far better than the others! Ciao from Rome
American accent doesn't always turn "T" into "D". For example, you said satin as "sadden", but we pronounce it like "sat-in", instead of British "sat-tin". Where the British pronounce the "T" twice, we just do it once in the first syllable. Where there are actually two "T"s, like flatten, is when Americans make the "D" sound.
Hi Katherine You are by far the best teacher I have come across in CZcams. Your classes have useful to me in my workplace I would appreciate if you can do sessions about how to speak in work meetings. For example: how do I interrupt to make a point when my boss is speaking. How do I support another colleagues view or add points to that politely.
@@englishwithkatharine Yes Katherine ,there is. Hope you won't mind me asking if there is any possible way that I could converse with u as in spoken Eng. Class ??❤️
You are such a delight to listen to and watch. I think you could do a you tube of reading poetry, childrens stories and other books. Perfect By the way I think Americans would say "sa-in" for satin.
Hi Katharine❤I am an English teacher and your videos REALLY help me improve my accent, can u do me a favour and spot more light onto the illusive “y” that you talked about before, it really helps me catch this difference between my accent and native’s but I still need more explanation… thanks in advance 🙏
In my American accent, I would pronounce the t in two of those words, satin and wilting. All the others, the d sound. I believe most Americans would do the same.
Awesome videos you are making, Katharine. Please could you make one about when to use “of” and when to use “for” after a noun like, cause of and reason for? Am really confused with these prepositions…🥲
I had been searching for a video where I can get some knowledge about the British Accent. Your accent is very clear and beautiful! I love your accent and the reason why I chose the RP accent as a foreigner is the beauty and grace it has when it sounds! ❤ I enjoy your voice as well, Katharine! ☺ I’m from India, by the way, and am a teenager who is trying to have higher courses in the UK. It is my dream to get educated in such a beautiful country I’ve ever known! ❤ Thank you for your lessons, Katharine! (Can I call you Katherine?) With love ❤
Your videos are WONDERFUL! Actuyally, I dislike the american accent, but I always loved the british accent, and I'm learning a lot of interesting things with you.
I have been learning English for years but sometimes l speak mix between British and American English to be honest actually l love learning British English better than American... thanks for the lesson... it's great
British English (RP) is my favourite accent, however, as a non-native speaker of the English language, it is extremely important to be exposed to other variants of the English language.
As a foreigner that has my mother tongue of course there will be a difference in accent and also it's pronunciation. Whatever it is, I like learning to those different accents.
Hello Katherine, I really love learning British and American accent from you, but I mostly prefer to learn British accent. British accent is so beautiful from the way they speak. Katherine I watched The Pride and Prejudice movie with the actress Keira Knightley and I also read the novel Pride and Prejudice written by the British author Emma Jane Austen
In the movie MY FAIR LADY, the dedicated and specialist teacher of phonetics says that English is spoken in the Bible. In America it disappeared and why the English people themselves do not speak their own language well? Like the French people. Today he would be a little less stressed with Modern Received Pronunciation. Thou art a good teacher. 😊
You're accent is amazingggggggg.And You're a wonderful person.You're accent became my goal accent.And I really love British Accent so I want to study in UK.Can't wait to see the next video.
In Malaysia, Malaysian English language standard is based to British English for grammar, writing and pronunciation but have some adaptation to local languages and cultures. Our local people speak English by direct translation from local languages such as Malay, Chinese, Indian and others. We call it as "Manglish" for local communication. We are never speak English in British accent accept for formal speaking or to communicate with foreigners. Currently, Manglish accent are slightly influenced by American accent.
Hi Katharine. Good video. Thanks for sharing. In fact, the British accent is really beautiful and sounds so cute!!! But, in my opinion, the American accent seems more informal and this way easier to speak. It's my feeling.... 😉
I'm obsessed with "Anne with an e" too ! Such a pity there isn't a season 4 ! I think there are many books about the story called "Anne of Green Gables", could you recommend one of them, because I feel a bit frustrated about the end, I think it was a bit rushed, what do you think ?
I know what you mean!! Very rushed! The series was actually based completely on the novel Anne of Green Gables! Which I read before watching the series. I recommend it! Maybe they’ll invent some kind of sequel? I love it so much 🥹
You were using the American mid-western accent but I can hear a bit of your RP accent slipping through. Anyway, it was a great comparison. I love the RP accent.
It is very difficult for us in the U.S. to speak with a British Accent. It is very simple for you to sound like us. All you have to do is drop your British Accent.
Dearest Manjira, how I would love to have a conversation with, Catherine, our teacher and you! See you in class! Keep up your good work, from 🦋 M., with love.
@englishwithkatharine Dear Katherine! Anglophile. Thank you so much for your magnum opus! May I tell you that my German family has an "innate" penchant for the British culture. Having found you and your love of English and of said English roses I would love to develop my English with you. (Lacking a modern aspect of grammar and vocabulary, I'd be so happy zu follow you in order of cultivating this amazing language.) In the hope of hearing you soon, best wishes, 🦋 M.
As an American , I feel as if the American accent used in the video sounds most like an Antebellum Southern accent that hasn't been commonly used in many years. About the only time that I have ever heard it used is in historical dramas set during the Civil War , by landed aristocratic plantation owners. Just pointing that out , no offense in intended .
I live in California, people here speak English very casually. But I really like British accent, it’s so elegant!
🥰 I love 💕 british accent is so beautiful and lovely and sounds very high class 😊 and elegant
Thank you for your comment on my video 😊😊😊
Absolutely true
I've fallen in love with this beautiful accent and I'm trying my best to get it clearly
Katharine has a beautiful accent and your voice is so soothing.
@@englishwithkatharine 💕🥰yes you’re welcome 😉 is the true my pleasure
I love it❤🎉
The "T" sound is used in the American accent in some cases like "Safety" "difficulty" and "faculty" but not in "city" or "opportunity", for example.
Hello Katharine , your reading aloud text in this video
is really helping me in practicing pronunciation.
Your American accent sounds cute ,
like an American news presenter , and like
the American girls I taught some medical jargon in class.
(so my accent turned more American / Dutch in time)
This is a British accent not American.
@@englishwithkatharine Yeah , I know , you normally speak very British ,
like people speak from the British Royal Family , King Charles ,
Roger Moore and Pride and Prejudice actors / actresses .
But I mean your imitation in this particular youtube video
of the American pronunciation was actually pretty good , I think.
I'm from Cambodia. I like both, the British and American Accents. The Flap T in American English, it is when the 'T' is pronounced as 'D'. These are the four rules I like the most in English American Accents.
1. When the "T/TT" is between the two vowel sounds.
Examples: batter, bitter, butter, caterpillar, city, hotter, latter, letter, matter, meeting, meter, relative, sitter, sweater, water, waiter, platter , whatever, metal, medal, butterfly, putting, citizen, Italy,
2. When the "T/TT" comes after a "vowel + r" (sometimes called "r-colored vowel').
Examples: barter, charter, comforting, dirty, quarter, thirty
3. Before syllabic /l/; in other words, before the unstressed "ul" sound (International Phonetic Alphabet: / ǝl/).
Examples: battle, bottle, capital, fatal, hospital, rattle, metal, turtle
4. In a phrase or sentence, before the stressed vowel at the start of the next word.
Examples: know it all, meet Alice, not on, What are you doing?
Hello Katharine, im from south of brazil and all of my life have been studied american english, but in 2019 i was in Glastonbury for 2 weeks and just loved how british english sound. That is why i found your channel! Thank you!
Nicely written paragraph where you included as many T-words as possible. Comparing & contrasting the two accents is a superb idea indeed. BTW indeed is more common in British English, isn’t it ?
Pride & prejudice ❤ lovely book indeed 😁
Thank you Katharine 🙏
Thank youuuuuu ☺️☺️😊😊
Dear Katharine! Thanks for your useful and interesting videos! I absolutely enjoy listening to your perfect speech, you speak so amazing! There's so much beautiful music in your voice and it sounds so tender and lovely!
Would you please tell us about the right way of speaking "o" sound, like in the words and constructions: so, no, home, don't, snow, flow, open, only and so on. Where's the difference of how to pronounce the "o" sound in different cases? And how to pronounce it properly to sound more natural?
Thank you so much if you could pay attention to this.☺️💐
You did beautifully with the american accent. Frankly, I liked both accents in that poem. I love the british accent but I cant hear myself speaking British...😢
Perfect description sweet lady Katharine, thanks a lot for the small videos you offer us.
Thank you ms. Katharine
Thumbs up. Keep up the great work, Katharine.
Thank you!! 🤗🤗
Your lesson was utterly amazing 😻 😊
Thank you, I’m so glad you liked it!! 😊😊
Such an amazing video. Thanks for recording this
Definitely, I like the British accent much more. It sounds more musical, elegant, and by far more pleasant to hear and listen to.
Sad that you only talked about American and British accents. I have only recently subscribed channel, and like it a lot and am exploring your videos. Please do give a push to non-english and non-american learners also. Thank you.
You are really an amazing tutor on youtube. Love and respect from West Bengal, India
Thank you ever so much 😊😊😊
Your teaching way is very nice everyone can understand easily
Beautiful video! why do i understand your language better than other teachers here on youtube? The quality of your lessons is far better than the others! Ciao from Rome
Thank you so much 🤗🤗
Thanks Katharine teacher excelent pronuntations
Thank you for this lesson about the difference between American and British English. I prefer the British English. It sounds more elegant!
Love the video. Believe it or not, a lot of Americans are pronouncing the 'T' sound like the British. I used to say 'wader' but know I say water.
Interesting…!! Cool 😊😊
American accent doesn't always turn "T" into "D". For example, you said satin as "sadden", but we pronounce it like "sat-in", instead of British "sat-tin". Where the British pronounce the "T" twice, we just do it once in the first syllable. Where there are actually two "T"s, like flatten, is when Americans make the "D" sound.
Greeting from Uruguay, my sweet teacher!
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To me as an American, British English pronounces all the Ts and American English sounds more casual. Both are nice.
Haha yes it's so true!! ☺️
Hi Katherine
You are by far the best teacher I have come across in CZcams.
Your classes have useful to me in my workplace
I would appreciate if you can do sessions about how to speak in work meetings.
For example: how do I interrupt to make a point when my boss is speaking.
How do I support another colleagues view or add points to that politely.
Great suggestions 🤗🤗🤗
Oh that’s very nice of you to reply to my comment.
I have watched two versions of Anne.....E.and loved both .
It’s so amazing isn’t it! There are 2 versions? Oh my!!
@@englishwithkatharine Yes Katherine ,there is. Hope you won't mind me asking if there is any possible way that I could converse with u as in spoken Eng. Class ??❤️
I haven't been to a lesson like this! Thank you
You are such a delight to listen to and watch. I think you could do a you tube of reading poetry, childrens stories and other books. Perfect By the way I think Americans would say "sa-in" for satin.
You have a beautiful voice and a gorgeous accent. Keep up the great work. Long live England.
I like british english and british accent. I like your voice and video teacher. I always studying.
Thank you 🤗🤗🤗
I am from India.I like your English teaching. Looking forward
With yours
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Love this video and the texts! Thanks for another amazing video! ❤️
So glad you like it ☺️☺️😊😊
Hi Katharine❤I am an English teacher and your videos REALLY help me improve my accent, can u do me a favour and spot more light onto the illusive “y” that you talked about before, it really helps me catch this difference between my accent and native’s but I still need more explanation… thanks in advance 🙏
Yes I will 🤗🤗
Awesome videos you are making, Katharine.
🙏🙏😊😊 thank you for your comment!!
That was a very good attempt at the American accent. Just a bit of work on the 'wilting' as it sounded off to these ears. Great vid, thanks :)
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In my American accent, I would pronounce the t in two of those words, satin and wilting. All the others, the d sound. I believe most Americans would do the same.
Sorry for my American accent attempt 😅😅
@@englishwithkatharine you have it reasonably close, there are odd exceptions.
Ma'am, please try to upload at least two videos in a week. Because I need it very much. Love from India ❤❤❤
Awesome videos you are making, Katharine. Please could you make one about when to use “of” and when to use “for” after a noun like, cause of and reason for? Am really confused with these prepositions…🥲
I mainly focus on pronunciation/accent, vocabulary, culture, but yes I may consider some grammar lessons for tricky things students suffer with. 🙏🙏👍👍
I love ❤ British pronunciation & accent. Thanks dear
You’re welcome! 🙏🤗
I had been searching for a video where I can get some knowledge about the British Accent.
Your accent is very clear and beautiful!
I love your accent and the reason why I chose the RP accent as a foreigner is the beauty and grace it has when it sounds! ❤
I enjoy your voice as well, Katharine! ☺
I’m from India, by the way, and am a teenager who is trying to have higher courses in the UK. It is my dream to get educated in such a beautiful country I’ve ever known! ❤
Thank you for your lessons, Katharine! (Can I call you Katherine?)
With love ❤
What a lovely comment 😊😊 welcome 🙏 🤗
@@englishwithkatharine
That’s for a lovely Teacher! ☺
Thank you for your kind reply, Katharine! ❤😊
@@ria613Hello, I am an Arab and I am learning English. Is it possible? Help me exchange English together
Your videos are WONDERFUL! Actuyally, I dislike the american accent, but I always loved the british accent, and I'm learning a lot of interesting things with you.
I have been learning English for years but sometimes l speak mix between British and American English to be honest actually l love learning British English better than American... thanks for the lesson... it's great
I love your lessons.It’s excellent that i found your lessons
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British English (RP) is my favourite accent, however, as a non-native speaker of the English language, it is extremely important to be exposed to other variants of the English language.
Couldn’t agree more! 😊😊
the best teacher l'v ever seen
Very kind 👍😳🙌
As a foreigner that has my mother tongue of course there will be a difference in accent and also it's pronunciation. Whatever it is, I like learning to those different accents.
Satin in American English is a gottal stop, like SATN. Same with the word cotton.
Hello Katherine, I really love learning British and American accent from you, but I mostly prefer to learn British accent. British accent is so beautiful from the way they speak. Katherine I watched The Pride and Prejudice movie with the actress Keira Knightley and I also read the novel Pride and Prejudice written by the British author Emma Jane Austen
Great video. You should have more views because you are a very beautiful and talented teacher.
Thank you so much 🤗🤗🤗🤗
In the movie MY FAIR LADY, the dedicated and specialist teacher of phonetics says that English is spoken in the Bible.
In America it disappeared and why the English people themselves do not speak their own language well? Like the French people.
Today he would be a little less stressed with Modern Received Pronunciation.
Thou art a good teacher. 😊
You're accent is amazingggggggg.And You're a wonderful person.You're accent became my goal accent.And I really love British Accent so I want to study in UK.Can't wait to see the next video.
Thank you for such a lovely comment! :-)
In Malaysia, Malaysian English language standard is based to British English for grammar, writing and pronunciation but have some adaptation to local languages and cultures. Our local people speak English by direct translation from local languages such as Malay, Chinese, Indian and others. We call it as "Manglish" for local communication. We are never speak English in British accent accept for formal speaking or to communicate with foreigners. Currently, Manglish accent are slightly influenced by American accent.
I love British accent i can,t thank you enough for sharing your knowledge
You’re very welcome 🙏🙏😊😊
Hi Katharine.
Good video. Thanks for sharing.
In fact, the British accent is really beautiful and sounds so cute!!!
But, in my opinion, the American accent seems more informal and this way easier to speak. It's my feeling.... 😉
and you are just a gorgeous and lovely British lady!
Today u get 29,8k subs May 20th.. u r gonna get more subs day by day, Kate...love from Indonesia
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How lovely to hear a lady speak the King's English🙂
Is it? Not quite 😅😅
@@englishwithkatharine steady the bus my dear, steady the bus!
Good job teacher as always. Have a good Day 👍
Thank youuuu!! 😊😊
Can you make a video about passing interview questions " introduce yourself" in a beautiful British accent 🙏
The british accent sounds refined and elegant.
good lesson teacher Katharine, do you is many beautiful!
I love British accent so much ❤❤❤🎉🎉
My cousin is from Texas and he has issues with the way the British pronounce tomato, lol 😂 - oh, and banana 😂
Another great video! 👌🎸
I love British English accent it's sound so,natuallly
I like listen to you so much! Many thanks!
it's me who only speaks in British in my area,Tashkent. Others prefer American one to use.
You are awesome. Your accent is very clear
🙏🙏😊😊 thank you!
thank you
You’re welcome 🙏🙏🤗
Your lovely smile and voice make the videos more attractive 🎉🎉🎉LOVE ITTT
Thank you so much!!!
Time flies like the wind, and fruit flies like bananas...🤗
I love the British accent , it is a musical accent just like the Beatles when the play their amazing songs.
👍👍👍🙏 Tom is the most luckiest man
British has two beautiful things-accents and girls.
you are spot on with American accent. It is hard for me to do American Accent .
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a e i o u , our sound 😂😂😂read like this no energy way😂😂😂
You are good teacher. Great class
Thank youuuu!! 🙏🙏
I'm obsessed with "Anne with an e" too ! Such a pity there isn't a season 4 ! I think there are many books about the story called "Anne of Green Gables", could you recommend one of them, because I feel a bit frustrated about the end, I think it was a bit rushed, what do you think ?
I know what you mean!! Very rushed! The series was actually based completely on the novel Anne of Green Gables! Which I read before watching the series. I recommend it! Maybe they’ll invent some kind of sequel? I love it so much 🥹
Welcome
Hey kathryn ya look stunning beautiful gorgeous ravishingly charming n adding charm to this green dress🥰❤️❤️❤️
Aww thanks 😊
You were using the American mid-western accent but I can hear a bit of your RP accent slipping through. Anyway, it was a great comparison. I love the RP accent.
It’s modern RP not RP 😊
@@englishwithkatharine
Hmm...did not know that. It is good to know.
The British accent sounded like music. a~ sound at the dentist is same in Japan.
Your eyes are like stars in the Sky
Very good video and very good voice,anubhav kumar
Thank you very much & u r cordially invited to visit my country.
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Hi Katharine, thank you for this video. 🙂I don't understand why “pronunciation” is called “accent”.
It is very difficult for us in the U.S. to speak with a British Accent. It is very simple for you to sound like us. All you have to do is drop your British Accent.
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Or you could just " drop " your American accent. @DrMerle-gw4wj
Thanks friend
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Your latest fan here..from Srilanka 🙏
Welcome 🙏🙏😊😊🤗
Simply the best
Thank you!!
Dearest Manjira, how I would love to have a conversation with, Catherine, our teacher and you!
See you in class!
Keep up your good work, from 🦋 M., with love.
@englishwithkatharine
Dear Katherine!
Anglophile.
Thank you so much for your magnum opus!
May I tell you that my German family has an "innate" penchant for the British culture. Having found you and your love of English and of said English roses I would love to develop my English with you.
(Lacking a modern aspect of grammar and vocabulary, I'd be so happy zu follow you in order of cultivating this amazing language.)
In the hope of hearing you soon, best wishes,
🦋 M.
The English A pronunciation is the same in Italian
I think my accent is almost similar to the British accent, maybe it just needs a little modification. 🙂❤
Nice video thank you
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You look like Princess Diana💓
Haha! That’s a first! 😊
Thank You very much Teacher ..
Could You please explane how to pronounce words that end with letters ain like Britain and others
Great idea!!! It’s basically a schwa. But I’ll make a video soon I hope! 🤗
Hello!
Can you please make a video about short and long vowel sounds? Thank you!
Sure 👍
Our Assam famous for tea gardens
From India, love your voice
British accent or American accent
as long as is spoken by you will be beautiful and wonderful like you my dear
As an American , I feel as if the American accent used in the video sounds most like an Antebellum Southern accent that hasn't been commonly used in many years. About the only time that I have ever heard it used is in historical dramas set during the Civil War , by landed aristocratic plantation owners. Just pointing that out , no offense in intended .
Well my points on the differences are still illustrated correctly. My accent just isn’t very good, which I mentioned 😅