How I Add Breath To My American English Accent

Breath is a key concept to speaking natural American English with pronunciation that sounds more nativelike. Many English learners are very focused on vowels, consonants, stress, linking and placement, but without enough breath passing through the throat, none of these concepts will sound completely like a native English speaker.
If you are trying to speak English with breath but having difficulty, you may have seen our first video: • YOUR American English ...
Here are even more techniques for adding breath to your speaking in American English.
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[@FluentAmerican]

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[@Ghanshyam00000]

Extremely important video someone who wants to natural sound in American English this video is crucial for everyone thanks.

[@FluentAmerican]

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[@FluentAmerican]

Thanks Ritik! I hope you find this helpful!

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[@FluentAmerican]

Thanks! So glad you found our breath videos; this is a huge concept!

[@amirreza450]

This is really weird. I practiced through all the breathing-related videos and when I got on a call to speak English after that, I literally had trouble breathing, like I had to pause every few seconds to take more breaths

[@FluentAmerican]

Hi Amir! I think that's a natural tendency; we revert back to how we have always spoken unless we start becoming more conscious and aware. If you have a call, I recommend doing breathing exercises right before it starts. If it's a virtual call, I would put a Post-it or note on my screen that says "breathe" to remind me to adjust when I'm talking. Beyond that, it takes patience. You've probably spoken English for a long time, so there are many patterns to unlearn