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Stress makes me feel stress. Thanks for the clarification.

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Boston accent is non-rhotic.

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Gosh, you both are beautiful! Difficult to concentrate on learning pronounciation!

Thanks a lot for the information . This means that there is no harmony between sound n spelling in English . Arabic is a phonetic language .

Firstly, fantastic presentation. Secondly, I thought this video was about flow states. Finally, at first I thought there might only be one of you and the microphone was cleverly used as the split for editing two takes of "you" in different outfits.

Great work. Thanks a lot

This was a perfect explanation

Very informative. Didn't know about the intrusive R. Thank you.

You two look alike, are you twins

Indeed, I really enjoyed that video.

I've just discovered your channel today and enjoy it massively. I have to say that you don't seem that comfortable with MLE though lol.

I like the video . Do you know if Spanish is a time stressed or syllable stressed language? I’ve studied Spanish in various courses, and many, like Michel Thomas, really emphasize the stress being elongated. However, I saw a clip in Spanish that said that the syllable length doesn’t get longer but just gets louder which surprised me. You might know

The non-rhotic accent is so difficult to understand. Did he say "She went to party" or "She went to potty"? And the list of confusing words goes on and on.

Amazing video ..short and concise and very clear .. thanks for sharing your knowledge

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You're scarily close to each other

Anyone been to the Gloucestershire villages or South Bristol or Somerset and Devon recently?

So I have an Essex accent and I've just learnt that I don't use any rhotic Rs at all, even with vowels involved - feels more natural to me to just put a very slight pause in between the two sounds (for example "her aunt"), though that does feel a little stilted when I focus on it! Never even noticed I do that 😅

That’s really great. Thanks for posting!

Thanks so much on that! After living in Ireland (as a non-native speaker) I was so used to using the rhotic R. However, during my postgraduate in the UK I was feeling rather uncomfortable for using it 😂.

Ur videos r very informative but r very short so increase the time of ur videos

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So nice that yuo have reminded me my professor Amarjit Garg who taught me this English in1977on wards ....i am retired lecturer of Economics but have degree in English Post Gradution aand Linguistics its major subject and worked With British council for one year without taking any salary etc... I am fond of English language because of International language i love punjabi because of my mother tongue love hindi sanskrit Urdu and pharsi persian also. ... I know French language ....ans so on

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/təˈdeɪ/ /ðə/ /ˈhev.ən/ /ɪz/ /bluː/, /wɪˈðaʊt/ /klaʊds/, /ɪt/ /ɪz/ /ə/ /ˈsʌn.i/ /deɪ/ /ənd/ /ə/ /ˈdel.ɪ.kət/ /waɪt/ /ˈwʊm.ən/ /ɪz/ /strəʊl/ /wɪð/ /hɜːr /ˈsʌn.ʃeɪd/.

English lady also very angry what a slap to her husband

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I am the hundredth.Will it be long stories from you on this channel?Like you visited theme park or something like that.

Thanks! High video quality for a channel that is so new😃 When the words were pronounced with a rhotic r it automatically made me think of Ireland 🇮🇪😂 I’m thinking of moving to Ireland and would like to try and be able to naturally use an Irish accent, as well as learning Irish. This video has helped me to notice individual words can be pronounced differently based on the words around them sometimes. Subscribed 👍🏼

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Hi Ladies. Nice video. I came to comment on the cool 'jingle' at the end but I would like to leave some other comments now that I'm here. It's interesting that you have made this family business. I congratulate you on that. Lastly, we all forgive your mistake. We are all human and we all make them, even native speakers like myself. Keep on keeping on. Peace

Are you twins?

Yes, English pronunciation is extremely difficult. There are really no pure phonetic languages, but you are correct that German and Spanish are pretty close. I can read aloud a random text in Spanish and most native Spanish speakers will understand me, even though I would have no clue what I am reading.

Really informative! Thanks a lot ♡

I took my phonetics mid-term exam a few days ago. One question asked to identify the vowel sounds in tomb, gnaw, ago, and onion. It was a hard question but I only got tomb wrong. The right answer was /u:/, but who would've known it?

I must apologise for an inaccuracy in this video: I mentioned that ‘outrage’ is a word formed of ‘out’ and ‘rage’, but in FACT it originates from the old French ‘ou(l)trage, itself from the Latin ‘ultra’ (beyond)!

Incredible as always! I have never thought of that as a learner of English! Cheers! x

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You're so adorable! I'm Russian and fell head over hills in love with British English. As I can see, you can speak both Russian and English. Besides, your accents change whenever you switch to another language! Well done you!

Well put, ladies! Unless it's a question of self-confidence, a dash of Anglophilia, or a desire to work in broadcasting , people should regard their accent with a sense of pride. That said, good on you for providing the opportunity to help people out 👍

NB: we didn’t mention this but not ALL U.S. accents are rhotic! The accent in Boston, for example, ans some southern states, is non-rhotic.