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English with Tom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 ก.พ. 2021
Hi everyone,
My name is Tom. This channel is for all those of you out there looking to improve your English, find out more about pronunciation, get ready for English exams, and practice your skills.
I also hope this channel can provide those of you studying from home because of Covid-19, and those of you without many English resources, with valuable English input.
Good luck! Let's do our best!
Tom
My name is Tom. This channel is for all those of you out there looking to improve your English, find out more about pronunciation, get ready for English exams, and practice your skills.
I also hope this channel can provide those of you studying from home because of Covid-19, and those of you without many English resources, with valuable English input.
Good luck! Let's do our best!
Tom
The Manchester accent | Liam Gallagher "100 beers!" viral video
th-cam.com/play/PLDJGydi8OydtzltabEf_xYrxW4HmHCOco.html More micro listening here.
In this video, we test our listening skills. We are looking at a video of Oasis singer Liam Gallagher who went viral on a podcast talking about going out for beers. Micro-listening improves your real life listening skills..
Liam Gallagher is from Longsite in Manchester.
Burnley:
‘er’ endings sound like the ‘o’ in ‘on’
e.g. boozer - booz/ɒ/
Elision of /h/
e.g. has / hundred /
T-Glottalisation /ʔ/
e.g. to that - ʔo thaʔ
G dropping at the end of words
e.g. trying - trying, going - going
Link to the micro-listening playlist th-cam.com/play/PLDJGydi8OydtzltabEf_xYrxW4HmHCOco.html
Pronunciation tips, practice, and lessons with Tom. Like, comment, subscribe and share with your friends.
The full script:
No, I get that, and another thing that does my nut in is people, and they turn around and go “you coming out for a beer?” and you go “nah, nah, nah, I’m trying to be good”. And they go “just come for 1”. What is the point of going for 1? Do you know what I mean? They are just trying to pull the wool over your eyes, aren’t they? You know what I mean? Who ever has 1? I’m going to get up, put my clothes on, meet you in the boozer “alright man! How’s it going? Oh, your dog died, no way!” You got to listen to that, and then you have the beer and that is it. If we are going out, we’re gonna go out, and we’re going have 100. Do you know what I mean?
Keywords:
Manchester accent, Liam Gallagher, 100 beers meme, viral video, English listening practice, fast speech, regional accents, British English, understanding Manchester accent, accent comprehension, authentic listening, conversational English, British slang, learning English, listening skills, cultural dialects, real-life speech, British memes, language immersion, accent training
Description Paragraph:
In this video, we dive into the viral "100 beers!" meme featuring Liam Gallagher to help English learners practice their listening skills and understanding of the Manchester accent. Known for his distinct British English and rapid-fire speech, Gallagher’s style offers an authentic listening experience perfect for those wanting to sharpen their comprehension of real-life, conversational English. This video is ideal for anyone looking to get familiar with regional British accents, British slang, and fast-paced interactions typical in the Manchester dialect.
Hashtags:
#ManchesterAccent
#LiamGallagher
#100BeersMeme
#BritishEnglish
#AccentTraining
#EnglishListening
In this video, we test our listening skills. We are looking at a video of Oasis singer Liam Gallagher who went viral on a podcast talking about going out for beers. Micro-listening improves your real life listening skills..
Liam Gallagher is from Longsite in Manchester.
Burnley:
‘er’ endings sound like the ‘o’ in ‘on’
e.g. boozer - booz/ɒ/
Elision of /h/
e.g. has / hundred /
T-Glottalisation /ʔ/
e.g. to that - ʔo thaʔ
G dropping at the end of words
e.g. trying - trying, going - going
Link to the micro-listening playlist th-cam.com/play/PLDJGydi8OydtzltabEf_xYrxW4HmHCOco.html
Pronunciation tips, practice, and lessons with Tom. Like, comment, subscribe and share with your friends.
The full script:
No, I get that, and another thing that does my nut in is people, and they turn around and go “you coming out for a beer?” and you go “nah, nah, nah, I’m trying to be good”. And they go “just come for 1”. What is the point of going for 1? Do you know what I mean? They are just trying to pull the wool over your eyes, aren’t they? You know what I mean? Who ever has 1? I’m going to get up, put my clothes on, meet you in the boozer “alright man! How’s it going? Oh, your dog died, no way!” You got to listen to that, and then you have the beer and that is it. If we are going out, we’re gonna go out, and we’re going have 100. Do you know what I mean?
Keywords:
Manchester accent, Liam Gallagher, 100 beers meme, viral video, English listening practice, fast speech, regional accents, British English, understanding Manchester accent, accent comprehension, authentic listening, conversational English, British slang, learning English, listening skills, cultural dialects, real-life speech, British memes, language immersion, accent training
Description Paragraph:
In this video, we dive into the viral "100 beers!" meme featuring Liam Gallagher to help English learners practice their listening skills and understanding of the Manchester accent. Known for his distinct British English and rapid-fire speech, Gallagher’s style offers an authentic listening experience perfect for those wanting to sharpen their comprehension of real-life, conversational English. This video is ideal for anyone looking to get familiar with regional British accents, British slang, and fast-paced interactions typical in the Manchester dialect.
Hashtags:
#ManchesterAccent
#LiamGallagher
#100BeersMeme
#BritishEnglish
#AccentTraining
#EnglishListening
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What stands out for me is TRAIN, which he says like SAIN.
Yeah, in the Scouse accent /tr/ does kind of sound like a /s/ sound
Thank you so much for teaching me through this excellent video! I am still improving my English and your pronunciation is just Great! Thanks. 😁😁👍👍
You're very welcome! Thanks for watching
Tom is great
Thanks! You are great, too. Thanks for watching.
thank you for this lovely informative video.
@@lauraanne7108 you’re welcome. Thanks for watching
Great teacher
@@廣瀬遥菜-v7q thanks for watching
Tom is greaaaaaat!!!!
I've been looking for any videos of the ice cream vendor they were ranting about 😀
@@marksaguindel1903 he’s probably been ran out of town for selling expensive 🍦
I better not find any of you Americans saying mandem or Wagwan
@@Abracadabra-x8i 😂
Kind of annoying that your head is blocking one of the words that is hard to understand. Stood their with <your big head>!
@@timseiber3982 😂 point taken
great...!
@@kp-wf4sz thanks for watching!
Thank you so much Tom! Tell me what about, for example: "He was suspended twice" The -ed still disappears??
@@MariuszM85 hi, thanks for the question. After a /d/ or /t/ sound, -ed is a new syllable so isn’t usually dropped. E.g. wanted, suspended. One of my early videos was about this. Check it out th-cam.com/video/TuqilmbKJu8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=LWayygPmaHgx-K6I
What! Haven't people got better things to do.
@@mathewgrover6455 thanks for watching and commenting. My students preparing to study abroad find the video extremely useful.
Almost sounds Scottish
Interesting, what part sounds Scottish? I need to make a Scottish accent video.
Thanks for the breakdown.
You're welcome! Check out the new one on the Manchester accent th-cam.com/video/KhLmvERkUyU/w-d-xo.html
i love the part "BLOODY 9 POUND"
I love tom's class!!
@@Atsumu-f5y thanks 🙏
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muchas gracias (thanks for the correction Dani)
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Thank you for your long-time support and dedication to the success of this channel. 🍙
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Thank you for your long-time support and dedication to the success of this channel. 🍕
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I'm glad you found it useful 👍
nice！
Thank you! Cheers!
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You should do one of Sean Bean's Yorkshire accent.
@@jaymichaels6170 good idea 👍
th-cam.com/video/Rx-NXG6qJZg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4U7wRHG2hwhIaEgP check out accent video
thanks so much❤
@@Mary-h3q1g you’re welcome!
Can you make us learn while reading a paragraph how to change that into connected speech
Hi there. Do you mean a paragraph that shows all the many types of connected speech? I think that would make a good video
@EnglishpronunciationwithTom yes
@ let me see. I think that would be a good video
@EnglishpronunciationwithTom yes, as you can take any Hollywood movie clip then make us understand where he uses connected speech in the movie.
@ you might like this playlist. It looks at different accents and highlights some of the main features of those accents. Like connected speech th-cam.com/play/PLDJGydi8OydtzltabEf_xYrxW4HmHCOco.html&si=_8PmMy1DQDjh111N
Great work
@@KidsCorner1609 thank you very much
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Hello! How are you? I really love your lessons they're amazing due to improve my skills of speaking and think in English . Lots of l❤ ve from Argentina
@@ingridmarianarodriguez8539 thanks as always! I appreciate your support
th-cam.com/video/8Qyi7m-Wda0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FU6MBm-1hNOeV90N 8 ways to use the word ‘trump’
For a second I thought you were translating ghost speak into English with all them oooooo's.
@@clintthrustmaster 😂 Halloween was last week
@@EnglishpronunciationwithTom Halloween maybe on the 31st, but it's everyday in my heart baby!
@@clintthrustmaster spooky 👻
It would be great if you make a video on the topic "inflactions"
@@chinaaktermoumi8566 let me look into it. Can you give an example of an infraction?
"wImen"? Seriously?
@@higher_highs yep. Thanks for watching 🙏
The last city name caught me off guard 😅😅
@@higher_highs yeah, tricky pronunciation
So helpful to learn ....
@@chinaaktermoumi8566 🙏 thanks
It is difficult to understand the sentence B. I heard something...No meaning at all. 😂😂😂😂. Is there any native British person who didnt understand her talk ? 🤔🤔🤔🤔.
@@erandajanaka3790 yeah it’s tough to catch
Thanks 😘
@@mniko9145 you’re welcome
This is how to take an amusing video short and take all the sweetness and fun right out of it and turn it into something BORING. Good job!
@@catkeys6911 thanks for the engagement
I thought she was Scottish. The UK is amazing. I once took a deep dive on the accent of "Daisy" the skullery from Downton Abbey. Found out that it was a very tradirional Cornish accent, that everyone worked very hard to get just right. I respect that the British take this so very seriously.
@@thundershirt1 yeah, there are so many accents. Sometimes different just 5 miles down the road
other English speakers in America say innit instead of isn't
@@scotthughes7440 yeah, contractions are really common
th-cam.com/play/PLDJGydi8OyduHkA_fSmPOQfelYcxDRpk9.html more useful vocabulary videos here!
Thank you for this helpful video! Oh, your blue shirt is really ok!
@@finik2 thanks 🙏. I’ll wear my blue shirt 👕 again 😂
Thank you GOD!! I can laugh a little bit at myself
@@ThomasG.-hh9gg you’re welcome 🙏
These little girls beat me up took my money and spent it on ice cream, now I am afraid to go outside of my house!! BLOODY HELL!!!!!!
@@ThomasG.-hh9gg sounds bloody well bad.
enough challenge for a non-native, barely recognize several words after a few repeats
Yes, local accents can be very tricky for non native English speakers. I originally made this series of videos to help my study abroad students prepare before departure. Thanks for watching!
Are these rules British English?
They are mostly universal but there are some syllable stress differences between British and American English. e.g. LAboratory, LaBOratory I hope that helps.