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My children's favorite topic.😊 I did not learn IPA at school; my teachers didn't know about it. I learned it from online teachers like you at the University level. Now I teach my students about it too. It is a great tool that helps speak and understand real English.
It's a choice. Do you find the tool useful or not? Which set of symbols do you think are most accessible? I used some variations in this video, but these are the ones I feel are more easily recognizable.
You can learn it if you want. 😃 You can do it! Part of the challenge is that different resources (teachers, dictionaries, textbooks) use slightly different transcriptions. It's an interesting learning process that really heightens your awareness of the different sounds.
Great video once again...Voiced and Unvoiced sounds are a bit challenging for non native speakers like me😢 As per your recommendation,I have started practising grammar from Betty Azar's books...Those books are really amazing but I think Prepositions topic isn't covered in any of her books... Could you please suggest any books for Prepositions as I am very weak in that topic?😢
There's a link to my lesson voiced/unvoiced consonants in the video description. As for prepositions, there are many online interactive exercises you can try. Here's my playlist on prepositions. czcams.com/play/PLfQSN9FlyB6TT9yUCjC6QLTMphzLq2Ay0.html Feel free to post questions as you watch the lessons.
Hello , I from VIETNAMESE . I found your channel via google website . I really want to learn English so I can pass the school exam and be able to communicate normally but I can't find a learning method for myself . I don't even know how to write or communicate normally , because I'm very poor at English . I commented on your page and had to use google to translate and type each word. If there are any mistakes , please forgive me . I just want to improve my ENGLISH . Can you give me a solution ? I don't know and I've just started learning . Thank you for reading my comment .😮💨😔🥺🥰😇
Use the tools and resources you have. There is much you can do for free. Here are my videos. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/ Mistakes are part of learning. Identify your goals and the resources you can use. Form a plan. Can you study a little each day or maybe for 30 minutes three times a week? Create a schedule that works for you. I have tips on my website. :) When you watch one of my videos, you can ask questions.
Hopefully you will not think that I'm a boaster, but I speak 4 foreign languages (apart from my mother tongue which is Uzbek). 1) Tajik 2) Russian 3) English 4) German (not so perfect as Germans do) That's a pity I don't have English friends😊
That's wonderful! My Russian is decent but very far from perfect. I'm working on Spanish now. I have extremely limited understanding in French and even less in Portuguese. I've forgotten most of the Japanese I learned in college.
@@Englishwithjennifer It's cool that you shared your experience. I'm also thinking of learning Spanish, but I am sure it will be a hard nut to crack it considering the fact that there genders in Spanish too (as in the German language). Languages with genders are like the pain in the neck🤭
Thank you for noting that variation. I noted it as well. As I stated, there are different phonetic alphabets based on the IPA. Different resources present these variations. As I mentioned, I like to refer to the Longman Dictionary of American English as well as textbooks like Rebecca Dauer's. They both use /y/. Different online dictionaries have variations of the IPA. Some use /j/, and others use /y/. I prefer the latter because it's more easily recognizable. If learners gain familiarity with one system, they'll be able to work with others with just a bit of effort to recognize variations.
Would you like to improve your accuracy with vowel sounds in American English?
🌟Get your FREE Pronunciation Toolkit (MP3 and PDF) 👉
english-with-jennifer.newzenler.com/f/clear-pronunciation-toolkit
My children's favorite topic.😊 I did not learn IPA at school; my teachers didn't know about it. I learned it from online teachers like you at the University level. Now I teach my students about it too. It is a great tool that helps speak and understand real English.
It's a choice. Do you find the tool useful or not? Which set of symbols do you think are most accessible? I used some variations in this video, but these are the ones I feel are more easily recognizable.
You are so good in english . I love u and your style of speaking english.
Thank you for choosing to study with me. Have a wonderful day! 😃
Thank you
You're welcome!
Very excellent video
Thank you for watching!
Most recommended topic by You, mam. Thank you. ☺️
Glad you liked it. Please share the lesson if you know someone who can benefit.
Good see you video. Thank you.
Thanks for watching.
Wonderful lesson. It's a bit like learning a new language. 🌹🌹🌹
Yes, it's like a weird version of English. 😂
@@Englishwithjennifer It will take a bit of time to memorize all the letters, but it is possible.
Of course it is! I bet you were already reading some of the transcriptions in the video.
Thanks
Welcome!
Thanks a million!
My pleasure!
Hello, very interesting site to practice the English all the days or to being fluent thanks so much ;-)))
Thank you for visiting! 😃 Here are all my playlists. www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/
Ayyyyyyy IPA I felt very difficult for me , but it is excellent video 😳😳🙃🙃🙃
You can learn it if you want. 😃 You can do it! Part of the challenge is that different resources (teachers, dictionaries, textbooks) use slightly different transcriptions. It's an interesting learning process that really heightens your awareness of the different sounds.
Yeah can say for sure the IPA is one of the goat inventions of humanity
Well, it may not be as useful as the wheel, but it certainly has value!
Great video once again...Voiced and Unvoiced sounds are a bit challenging for non native speakers like me😢
As per your recommendation,I have started practising grammar from Betty Azar's books...Those books are really amazing but I think Prepositions topic isn't covered in any of her books...
Could you please suggest any books for Prepositions as I am very weak in that topic?😢
There's a link to my lesson voiced/unvoiced consonants in the video description. As for prepositions, there are many online interactive exercises you can try. Here's my playlist on prepositions. czcams.com/play/PLfQSN9FlyB6TT9yUCjC6QLTMphzLq2Ay0.html Feel free to post questions as you watch the lessons.
@@Englishwithjennifer ...Thanks a million
Hello , I from VIETNAMESE . I found your channel via google website . I really want to learn English so I can pass the school exam and be able to communicate normally but I can't find a learning method for myself . I don't even know how to write or communicate normally , because I'm very poor at English . I commented on your page and had to use google to translate and type each word. If there are any mistakes , please forgive me . I just want to improve my ENGLISH . Can you give me a solution ? I don't know and I've just started learning . Thank you for reading my comment .😮💨😔🥺🥰😇
Use the tools and resources you have. There is much you can do for free. Here are my videos.
www.englishwithjennifer.com/students/yt-videos/
Mistakes are part of learning. Identify your goals and the resources you can use.
Form a plan. Can you study a little each day or maybe for 30 minutes three times a week? Create a schedule that works for you.
I have tips on my website. :) When you watch one of my videos, you can ask questions.
Thank you so much 🥰🥰😇@@Englishwithjennifer
Thank you so much@@Englishwithjennifer
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Hopefully you will not think that I'm a boaster, but I speak 4 foreign languages (apart from my mother tongue which is Uzbek).
1) Tajik
2) Russian
3) English
4) German (not so perfect as Germans do)
That's a pity I don't have English friends😊
That's wonderful! My Russian is decent but very far from perfect. I'm working on Spanish now. I have extremely limited understanding in French and even less in Portuguese. I've forgotten most of the Japanese I learned in college.
@@Englishwithjennifer It's cool that you shared your experience. I'm also thinking of learning Spanish, but I am sure it will be a hard nut to crack it considering the fact that there genders in Spanish too (as in the German language). Languages with genders are like the pain in the neck🤭
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Hello. How are you doing today? Thanks for stopping by.
…besides that word… which is rude? 6:09 6:13
It's very important to master the long e and the short i if only for that reason! You don't want to be misunderstood. ;)
sorry, but 'YES' is /jɛs/, and 'YET' is /jɛt/, not like shown in your presentation
Thank you for noting that variation. I noted it as well. As I stated, there are different phonetic alphabets based on the IPA. Different resources present these variations. As I mentioned, I like to refer to the Longman Dictionary of American English as well as textbooks like Rebecca Dauer's. They both use /y/. Different online dictionaries have variations of the IPA. Some use /j/, and others use /y/. I prefer the latter because it's more easily recognizable. If learners gain familiarity with one system, they'll be able to work with others with just a bit of effort to recognize variations.
Plz reply me
Hi. Feel free to post a question here.