Guys stop. He isn't our slave or something that he has to produce videos for us. He is our teacher. Stop treating him like he would do nothing for us. He has his reasons for not uploading. And you should be thankful for all the things he has done for you guys. He does it whenever he can. You should feel embarrassed by the comments you writing under this video. Instead of saying thank you. You're just complaining.
I've been living in a number of English-speaking countries for nearly a decade; and you are the best British pronunciation teacher (who has really charming southern England accent at the same time) I've seen so far!
“America is everywhere” so truee😂 But seriously though, in my circle ( I’m living in Malaysia) mostly people would speak w American accent & that sometimes caused me to just follow the conversation eventhough I want to speak in British accent. This video helps me so much, especially that “whatever” word as I always get confused😁 Thank you!❤️
It really helped me so much. Thank you because I didn't know how to pronounce this "t" sound as British people usually do. Now I think I can do it as well, but I'll have to put it on practice when reading.
Thank you again Elliot ❤ I love your lessons and they help me A LOT, mainly the tips to improve the accent, I really really love the British accent and I've been improving thanks to you ❤ (Oh and do not leave us like that again I've missed you :'v)
Oh mate. It'll help me a lot to improve my British accent. So, I'd like to share a fact with you. A couple of weeks ago, a native speaker told me that I tried to imitate British people , speaking like them. I felt down at that time , but That's the best way which I've found to learn more and more . Thanks for you lessons!!!!
Love love loved this, my english had been Americanized after coming back to Pakistan being schooled in the UK, this was a little piece of that marvelous way of discourse I naturally learned.
I noticed just " r " sound but now knew new word " t " sound from you. That's the second word I heard from accent learning. THANK YOU SO MUCH Sir . Sincerely, Tayto from Myanmar
Hi Elliot..I.always be proud of you especially all of your awesome videos..Tip up a good work!..I am from Malaysia but missed UK so much..Cardiff forever in my HEART
I’m in love with ur accent the reason why I keep watching ur videos, I’ve been learning so much from it and I’m so grateful , thank u , please keep uploading I can’t wait for ur next video, kisses all the way from where I live💕
How nice to see you again Elliott! 😃 Thanks so much for your video lesson. For the phonetics of my native language I think the pronunciation of the T is spontaneously "British"... it would be unnatural for me to "turn it" in American T/D sound 🙋
hi elliot. i really love your accent and lessons. i teach english to some pupils in Fukushima, japan. some of them like britsh english. so i always suggest them to watch your youtube channel and take your lessons. cheers mate xx
Thank you so much. I've learned British English once in Soviet time, perhaps not from the best teacher, and I often dont know, what is right and what is wrong. My teachers taught us British "t". I have heared it so rarely from TV and TH-cam, that I have started to think, it is wrong to pronounce it. People who speak English, pronounce American "t" ("tt") or skip it. Only some persons from English nobility have the pronunciation that resembles my schooldays.
Hi elliot..thank u so much i've been know nothing about English language and know because of u i am good in English im a medical student and u help me so much thank u soooo muchh we like u ..u r brilliant guy Fulla/Iraq😍😍😍
Your videos are very informative and helpful for an every no native speaker of Britsh English. I teach English in the preschool and of course correct pronunciation in Polish. In my opinion for many learners out there it will be easier to hear only correct form (it works better with kids). Maybe this is something to consider?
Thank you Elliot, for all the lessons especially the tongue placement when it comes to pronunciation. British English is quite challenging as I learned American English with my native dialect accent, people find it difficult to understand me here in London. You make it manageable and easy to understand with your lessons. You truly have a knack for teaching. All the very best to you. Cheers.
Your video is really meaningful to me cause i have got trouble with t sound for a long time . I love your pronunciation so i think i will learn british accent. I will always support you to do more videos like this . Thanks for your hardwork!
Hi! I am glad you trying to learn a Britsih accent, and that this video helped you. If you wanted more help on making the T sound, the video we posted on our channel might help you. I will leave a link for you below. And if the video helped you, then please check out the rest of the channel. Thanks and good luck learning English! th-cam.com/video/ktJZXwY3r60/w-d-xo.html
you came back Elliot thanks for continuing to teach and uploading videos the truth I have learned a lot with you your pronunciation is very clear and it is great the way you explain to us I miss you.It is very useful and important the video that you have sent I hope and upload more videos we love you so much great teacher goodbye take care and blessings😁😘👏👌💎
Hey Markus, I am glad this video helped you. If you needed more help on this, the video we uploaded on our channel might help you. I will leave a link to the video below. And if the video helped you, then please check out the rest of the channel. I hope the video helps and good luck on improving your English! th-cam.com/video/ktJZXwY3r60/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for your fantastic lessons:) You truly ARE a great teacher. I encourage my students to subscribe to your channel and practice pronunciation with you.
Hi, Elliott. Love the videos. Learning so much from them. I grew up speaking American English and one thing that baffles me with British pronunciation is when to use the "ah" sound for "a" as in "ask," "past," and "bath," or the short-"a" sound in "apple" or "bag." Hope you can point out when to use either. Cheers.
I don't why but i'm fucking hooked with the british accent .I find it much more neat or elegant comparing to the american one. I wish one day i could speak more or less like you dude. I'm trying to do my best haha...Greetings from Argentina
Hi your videos really help me with my pronunciation. Have you ever done a video about the difference between /ɒ/ and /ɔː/ ? They're really confusing for me. And also /uː/ and /ʊ/, /æ/ and /ɑ:/ 😔😔😄😄
Hiya there great Elliot! Cheers from Sebashtian. As clear as water, as usual. Don't pay attention to those who complain. If they want more lessons, they must pay for 'em.
I always found the American/Australian alveolar flap T interesting because when I hear the sound I always think to myself "isn't that the Spanish soft R sound" especially since it's a common sound in Spanish and most Slavic and Romance languages.
Hey! I am glad this video helped you. If you wanted more help with English, we post similar videos on our channel. Our videos give tips and guidelines on how to pronounce English words and sounds. I will leave a link to our channel below. If any of the videos help you, please feel free to subscribe to the rest of the channel. Thanks and I hope the channel helps! th-cam.com/channels/EnzkfgwHyDFVxJcmKk-V7w.html
As I am used to the US accent, I will definitely keep on pronouncing the American tap T (or as they call it, "flap T"), so excuse me here Elliott. Your videos are amazing and helpful, thank you!
All my life, I have always identified the TR sound as the CHR sound. Examples include TRUCK. CHRUCK. If you know what to look for in the sound, you can hear the difference. Other examples include, CHARLIE BROWN. TROLLEY BROWN. They sound the same when you pronounce them and practically undetectable.
As far as I know, Irish people tend to pronounce more like American when it comes to this phoneme, and maybe others too. Besides, I've heard some English celebrities pronouncing some words like /ˈsɝː.tən/ or /ˈlɪt̬.əl/. What's your opinion about this?
NICE TO MEET YOU‼️ TEACHER‼️ MY MAME is HIDEMI😊 I AM JAPANESE🇯🇵 I LIKE UK😆🇬🇧 I HAVE BEEN TO UK 3TIMES. BUT,I CANT SPEAK ENGLISH😅 Water 💧 pronunciation is very difficult 😱 英語難しい。先生の動画参考にします！
Guys stop. He isn't our slave or something that he has to produce videos for us. He is our teacher. Stop treating him like he would do nothing for us. He has his reasons for not uploading. And you should be thankful for all the things he has done for you guys. He does it whenever he can. You should feel embarrassed by the comments you writing under this video. Instead of saying thank you. You're just complaining.
Thanks for giving this video
You're the one complaining here. Let people comment what they want.
BEST ENGLISH TEACHER ON TH-cam
Watching this video:
75%: English speakers
25%: Non English speakers
I'm among the 25%
@@factoryofdivisiveopinions same
I’m 75%
I've been living in a number of English-speaking countries for nearly a decade; and you are the best British pronunciation teacher (who has really charming southern England accent at the same time) I've seen so far!
“America is everywhere” so truee😂 But seriously though, in my circle ( I’m living in Malaysia) mostly people would speak w American accent & that sometimes caused me to just follow the conversation eventhough I want to speak in British accent. This video helps me so much, especially that “whatever” word as I always get confused😁 Thank you!❤️
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Since started to watch your videos and practicing at home, my spoken English has improved. Many thanks for everything. You are worthy and fantastic
I love your accent and your way of explanation.
That's... The point
Thanks Elliot, this is such a good tip for those like me who want to sound more British as I find the accent really elegant.
Greetings from Spain.
So funny that moment of "I will... Cry" 😂😂
If I make t sound in British, America will cry😢
@@ali_armaan2093 why lol
@@Naruto-pp4re because they make D sound instead of T as in water, later, matter, bottle, Alligator, refrigerator, latter, and etc.
Amateur Audiobook narrator here - *Thank you for the tips!*
This is some crucial info I needed for attempting a British accent.
Welcome back, man.
I really miss you and your lessons.
💖💖
It really helped me so much. Thank you because I didn't know how to pronounce this "t" sound as British people usually do. Now I think I can do it as well, but I'll have to put it on practice when reading.
Thank you again Elliot ❤ I love your lessons and they help me A LOT, mainly the tips to improve the accent, I really really love the British accent and I've been improving thanks to you ❤ (Oh and do not leave us like that again I've missed you :'v)
Oh mate. It'll help me a lot to improve my British accent.
So, I'd like to share a fact with you.
A couple of weeks ago, a native speaker told me that I tried to imitate British people , speaking like them. I felt down at that time , but That's the best way which I've found to learn more and more .
Thanks for you lessons!!!!
Love love loved this, my english had been Americanized after coming back to Pakistan being schooled in the UK, this was a little piece of that marvelous way of discourse I naturally learned.
I noticed just " r " sound but now knew new word " t " sound from you. That's the second word I heard from accent learning.
THANK YOU SO MUCH Sir . Sincerely, Tayto from Myanmar
American accent english: bottle of water
British accent english: bo'le of wa'er
uhh british is english
@@ProfessorOof Also Scottish and others. ;)
ok so you edited it
british people say "bottle of water"
americans say "baddle of wader"
I am watching these lessons of him with great pleasure and I really wanna thank him for his enthusiasm and effort💕💕
A big thank you from a Chinese living in Australia speaking American English for over 15 years.
Hi Elliot..I.always be proud of you especially all of your awesome videos..Tip up a good work!..I am from Malaysia but missed UK so much..Cardiff forever in my HEART
I’m in love with ur accent the reason why I keep watching ur videos, I’ve been learning so much from it and I’m so grateful , thank u , please keep uploading I can’t wait for ur next video, kisses all the way from where I live💕
I miss your videos! Nice to know you are back!
How nice to see you again Elliott! 😃 Thanks so much for your video lesson. For the phonetics of my native language I think the pronunciation of the T is spontaneously "British"... it would be unnatural for me to "turn it" in American T/D sound 🙋
That’s good news! It will make things a lot less hassle for you
@@ETJEnglish 😃👍
hi elliot. i really love your accent and lessons. i teach english to some pupils in Fukushima, japan. some of them like britsh english. so i always suggest them to watch your youtube channel and take your lessons. cheers mate xx
Thank you so much. I've learned British English once in Soviet time, perhaps not from the best teacher, and I often dont know, what is right and what is wrong. My teachers taught us British "t". I have heared it so rarely from TV and TH-cam, that I have started to think, it is wrong to pronounce it. People who speak English, pronounce American "t" ("tt") or skip it. Only some persons from English nobility have the pronunciation that resembles my schooldays.
Hi elliot..thank u so much i've been know nothing about English language and know because of u i am good in English im a medical student and u help me so much thank u soooo muchh we like u ..u r brilliant guy
Fulla/Iraq😍😍😍
Your videos really improve my pronunciation. Thanks a million and hi from Ukraine.
Your videos are very informative and helpful for an every no native speaker of Britsh English. I teach English in the preschool and of course correct pronunciation in Polish. In my opinion for many learners out there it will be easier to hear only correct form (it works better with kids). Maybe this is something to consider?
Thank you Elliot, for all the lessons especially the tongue placement when it comes to pronunciation. British English is quite challenging as I learned American English with my native dialect accent, people find it difficult to understand me here in London. You make it manageable and easy to understand with your lessons. You truly have a knack for teaching. All the very best to you. Cheers.
You are the best teacher i came across so far.
Thank you so much. I am so lucky to have stumbled on your perfectly amazing channel 💖💖👑
This is a really useful video. Thank you so much!!
I will cry 😃🥰 you are the best teacher I ever know. ❤
Am thankful that i found this amazing channel
Your video is really meaningful to me cause i have got trouble with t sound for a long time . I love your pronunciation so i think i will learn british accent. I will always support you to do more videos like this . Thanks for your hardwork!
Hi! I am glad you trying to learn a Britsih accent, and that this video helped you. If you wanted more help on making the T sound, the video we posted on our channel might help you. I will leave a link for you below. And if the video helped you, then please check out the rest of the channel. Thanks and good luck learning English! th-cam.com/video/ktJZXwY3r60/w-d-xo.html
He is an amazing British teacher 👍 hi from Bangladesh 👐
Man you deserve million subscribers .
I like your class so much ! It does benefit my English pronunciation!
you came back Elliot thanks for continuing to teach and uploading videos the truth I have learned a lot with you your pronunciation is very clear and it is great the way you explain to us I miss you.It is very useful and important the video that you have sent I hope and upload more videos we love you so much great teacher goodbye take care and blessings😁😘👏👌💎
Thank you so much it would help me a lot and don't worry I won't let you cry I'll do pronounce British as you said ❤
I’ve been really waited for your new video, and will do the next. Cheers!
I can not imagine that you are really precious teacher for me. So I love your pronunciation a lot.
Great video! Happy to see you back 😄
It’s been a long time. Welcome back! :-)
Thank you Teacher.................. YOur passion making our knowledge better.
This is exactly what I needed! Now I sound like a native speaker.
Hey Markus, I am glad this video helped you. If you needed more help on this, the video we uploaded on our channel might help you. I will leave a link to the video below. And if the video helped you, then please check out the rest of the channel. I hope the video helps and good luck on improving your English! th-cam.com/video/ktJZXwY3r60/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for the lesson you make it easy for me I love so much the British accent ❤🥰🥰 I'm algerian 🇩🇿
Elliott nice to see you , I love your accent 😍 British is the best ever
Excellent explanation. I will be practicing that British t.
I really appreciate your pronunciation.
Brilliant
Where have you been ,good to see you back .
Love your videos! Hugs from Brazil!
I love your videos! From Uruguay!! And love your britttish accent!
I really miss your videos, thank you so much
always thank you.
From South Korea
Dude .! That "get away" was amazing.
I got mistaken as Irish by a British gentleman recently 🤣🤣🤣 I'm wondering which part of my accent sounds Irish 🤣🤣🤣 Great video by the way!
I live in Manchester and “t” sounds as hiccups 😂😂.
Thank you for your explanation 👍
Thanks for your fantastic lessons:) You truly ARE a great teacher. I encourage my students to subscribe to your channel and practice pronunciation with you.
Hi, Elliott. Love the videos. Learning so much from them. I grew up speaking American English and one thing that baffles me with British pronunciation is when to use the "ah" sound for "a" as in "ask," "past," and "bath," or the short-"a" sound in "apple" or "bag." Hope you can point out when to use either. Cheers.
I don't why but i'm fucking hooked with the british accent .I find it much more neat or elegant comparing to the american one. I wish one day i could speak more or less like you dude. I'm trying to do my best haha...Greetings from Argentina
Hi your videos really help me with my pronunciation. Have you ever done a video about the difference between /ɒ/ and /ɔː/ ? They're really confusing for me. And also /uː/ and /ʊ/, /æ/ and /ɑ:/ 😔😔😄😄
Thank you so much 🖤
Learning from Myanmar(Burma) 🇲🇲
Hi!!!🙋🏻 Have you been up to much! Long time no see!!!! I was looking forward to your video!!!!! It was such a wonderful lesson!! See u next video🌺🌸
Hiya there great Elliot! Cheers from Sebashtian. As clear as water, as usual. Don't pay attention to those who complain. If they want more lessons, they must pay for 'em.
Really helping me to pronounce 't' ,mate
Thank you SO MUCH for your video lessons!!!! They are always very easy and very interesting!
Hi Elliott!
Glad to know you're back.
Cheers! :)
You are a great teacher
we missed you and your lessons 💗
Hi! I'm 17, from malaysia and i have improved my british english!!
I always found the American/Australian alveolar flap T interesting because when I hear the sound I always think to myself "isn't that the Spanish soft R sound" especially since it's a common sound in Spanish and most Slavic and Romance languages.
Striking in change our speech into more British
Accent. I like you man.i invite you to egypt
A million likes to this one. Video really helped. Thanks
British English is the best😊 It sounds so sweet and feels like gentlemans language 😊😊
This topic is crucial..thank you Eliot
It’s been a long time :-)
without you my teacher
Nice video
And I'll teach you all about it what I've learned from him
You are with us again!!! 😍
You unlock my question. Thank you so muchhh
Hey! I am glad this video helped you. If you wanted more help with English, we post similar videos on our channel. Our videos give tips and guidelines on how to pronounce English words and sounds. I will leave a link to our channel below. If any of the videos help you, please feel free to subscribe to the rest of the channel. Thanks and I hope the channel helps! th-cam.com/channels/EnzkfgwHyDFVxJcmKk-V7w.html
This is a brilliant video! Thank you, it helped me to learn about pronunciation of T
Hello teacher.
Thanks for this lesson.
See you next time.
Bye.
I was waiting for this one a way too long!
Thanks Elliot this video was useful and I like British accent please keep going
Thank you so much! It really helped me with my T.
Explained very good 😀
Thanks a lot Eliot, kind regards
Make any video about pronunciations over subjects + primary / model auxiliaries
Please talk about trills or rolled sounds used by Scots.
It is a very helpful lesson...thank you 💗💗💗
THANK YOU! YOUR VIDEOS HELPS ME A LOT. ❤️
really helpful
As I am used to the US accent, I will definitely keep on pronouncing the American tap T (or as they call it, "flap T"), so excuse me here Elliott. Your videos are amazing and helpful, thank you!
Dear Elliot... Where have you been?? Miss You,, Look great now,, Thank You very much for the Lessons 🙏🙏😇😘😘
All my life, I have always identified the TR sound as the CHR sound. Examples include TRUCK. CHRUCK. If you know what to look for in the sound, you can hear the difference.
Other examples include, CHARLIE BROWN. TROLLEY BROWN. They sound the same when you pronounce them and practically undetectable.
Betty bought a bit of bitter butter 😁 😁 😁
As far as I know, Irish people tend to pronounce more like American when it comes to this phoneme, and maybe others too. Besides, I've heard some English celebrities pronouncing some words like
/ˈsɝː.tən/ or /ˈlɪt̬.əl/. What's your opinion about this?
Very useful 👍 thank you!
NICE TO MEET YOU‼️ TEACHER‼️
MY MAME is HIDEMI😊
I AM JAPANESE🇯🇵
I LIKE UK😆🇬🇧
I HAVE BEEN TO UK 3TIMES.
BUT,I CANT SPEAK ENGLISH😅
Water 💧 pronunciation is very difficult 😱
英語難しい。先生の動画参考にします！
Awesome, thank you British young man.
Welcome back !