I am hoping to use your lessons to understand TESOL to my students. I seem to truly NOT be able to hear pitch, my whole life, forget singing. BUT your explanations may help me grasp some aspect of how I could change this and therefore be a better teacher........So thank you for your approach here.:
Thanks for sharing your story with me! You're not alone in struggling to hear pitch. Some people speak with a wider pitch range, whereas others use a more narrow one. This video focuses on the main pitch changes that your students need to be aware of, so it may help you explain things to them: th-cam.com/video/iy3L1vzCCkc/w-d-xo.html
I can't thank you enough !! 💚 I've been trying to learn the musicality of English pronunciation for quite some time and this video helped me clearly understand the difference between pitch, volume, and tone . You're Amazing Kim !!
Thank you for the kind words! I'm so happy to hear that this video did its job in helping you tell the difference between pitch, volume, and tone. I know it can be confusing as you learn to "tune in" to your voice!
@@Englishwithkim exactly! I hope to see more practical videos of such topics for example intonation and stress in long sentences and long thought groups . Thank you again ! Keep up 💙😘
I thought you might interested to hear that I am using your video for auditory training after a cochlear implant. All voices sound like a monotone to me, but I am beginning to hear some differences in pitch as I play the different segments over and over.
Thank you for letting me know! I'm happy to hear that you're finding this video helpful in helping to distinguish different pitch levels. I wish you the best with your training!
Waouh Teacher KIM!!! You speak with energy ,clarity but it doesn't seem easy for in terms of implementing the necessary changes..Don't know how to start ...Anyway I'm still in love with your eyes and your remarkable work...Keep it up
Here's where to start: th-cam.com/video/S2UcCEdjO7s/w-d-xo.html This is the same exercise I share in the video, but it's just a simple exploration of pitch. I find that it's more complicated to talk about pitch than to actually USE it. It becomes easier to use your voice effectively with practice and experimentation. Just give it a try and see what happens!
Hi Kim, Thank you very much. You have changed our lives towards better. How can we increase our vocabulary for intermediate and advanced. Also, what books do you recommend.
I'm happy to hear my videos are helping you. A few years ago, I created a series of videos with all of my best vocabulary tips. You can find the playlist here: th-cam.com/play/PL81YJkck6j1tl_F7fUWCe6YrRIwmutuQX.html What kind of books are you referring to?
That's a great idea. Due to copyright concerns, I don't feel comfortable sharing analysis videos on my TH-cam channel. That said, you can definitely hear the four main pitch levels in his voice, even though his natural speaking voice is lower. I encourage you to listen to a very short clip and see what you can hear for yourself. Which words are content words? Which are focus words? I often recommend listening to this interview between Bob Goff and Lewis Howes for obvious pitch variation in male voices. Bob's in particular is extra clear: th-cam.com/video/wXhgbg-3qfc/w-d-xo.html
English with Kim thanks for getting back to me. I am not familiar with copyright but I watched other channels using tv shows as learning materials. I thought if it’s for educational purposes, it’s fine. I like your suggestions and the clip looks interesting. Thanks again!😀
Haha, I know exactly what you mean! It's even more awkward to watch yourself doing them... but they really do help you understand how pitch works in your voice!
Dear Madam, I am writing this email to ask for your permission to use your youtube video as my study material. I have a big assignment coming up for my teacher, he asked us to search for videos and use them, I searched the net and found your video, I like it, its content is very interesting. so can we take your video and include it in our presentation video? I look forward to hearing from you.
thank you so much , now i am being confident while speaking to someone
That's awesome to hear! You've got this!
You are the best one i never seen
I am hoping to use your lessons to understand TESOL to my students. I seem to truly NOT be able to hear pitch, my whole life, forget singing. BUT your explanations may help me grasp some aspect of how I could change this and therefore be a better teacher........So thank you for your approach here.:
Thanks for sharing your story with me! You're not alone in struggling to hear pitch. Some people speak with a wider pitch range, whereas others use a more narrow one. This video focuses on the main pitch changes that your students need to be aware of, so it may help you explain things to them: th-cam.com/video/iy3L1vzCCkc/w-d-xo.html
Thank you so much! I have always looking for this video
Glad I could help!
This is really helpful
Glad it helped!
excellent .I love your video much
Thank you!!
Finally someone who can explain the problem then teach the solution
Thank You!
You're most welcome - I appreciate the feedback and I'm glad this video helped you understand pitch better!
This is what I just need.
Glad it helped!
I can't thank you enough !! 💚
I've been trying to learn the musicality of English pronunciation for quite some time and this video helped me clearly understand the difference between pitch, volume, and tone .
You're Amazing Kim !!
Thank you for the kind words! I'm so happy to hear that this video did its job in helping you tell the difference between pitch, volume, and tone. I know it can be confusing as you learn to "tune in" to your voice!
@@Englishwithkim exactly! I hope to see more practical videos of such topics for example intonation and stress in long sentences and long thought groups . Thank you again ! Keep up 💙😘
I thought you might interested to hear that I am using your video for auditory training after a cochlear implant. All voices sound like a monotone to me, but I am beginning to hear some differences in pitch as I play the different segments over and over.
Thank you for letting me know! I'm happy to hear that you're finding this video helpful in helping to distinguish different pitch levels. I wish you the best with your training!
I love ur pitch
We came from a Tourist you tube سائح تيوب كنت محتاجه أتقن اللغه اكثر ❤😍😍😍👌👌👌
Welcome to my channel! 👋
I really like the way you explain the details of every topic. You are the pick of the bunch.
That's kind of you to say! I wanted to be thorough while answering these questions!
Thanks Teacher Kim. 🇵🇭
Thank you so much
Grate video Kim.
The most interesting video explaining pitch variations, l have seen. Really, many thanks for you.
Thanks for the big compliment! I love dissecting pitch and finding new ways to explain how it works.
Appreciate you. Keep on focus on Stress ,Pitch and Intonation
Thanks! I love talking about these topics.
Your voice ressemble to my mom despite she don't speaks english l feel you my second mother 😘💖 l love you from algeria 🇩🇿💖🇺🇸
Thanks for the kind words!
Great piece as usual
Thanks!
our english teacher make us listen to you
That's awesome! What were you working on?
Thank you Kim please keep doing more videos it really help thanks.
I'm happy to hear these videos are helping you!
Thanks Kim you are the best 👍
Great lesson teacher
Thank you! I'm happy you found it helpful!
Hi Kim is good to see you again.
I love the way you teach and your voice is wonderful thank you so much my dear teacher and have a great weekend 😉🇧🇷
Please I want more from you.
You are amazing
Thank you for helping 👍👍 greetings from Germany
Hi Kim!
Thank you very much for this video; I've learned a lot from it.
You are so welcome!
Waouh Teacher KIM!!! You speak with energy ,clarity but it doesn't seem easy for in terms of implementing the necessary changes..Don't know how to start ...Anyway I'm still in love with your eyes and your remarkable work...Keep it up
Here's where to start: th-cam.com/video/S2UcCEdjO7s/w-d-xo.html This is the same exercise I share in the video, but it's just a simple exploration of pitch. I find that it's more complicated to talk about pitch than to actually USE it. It becomes easier to use your voice effectively with practice and experimentation. Just give it a try and see what happens!
@@Englishwithkim Thank you dear Kim..I'll will definitely give it a try.have a good day
great video pefect timing Allah bless you
I was wondering if you will make a video How to improve English skills
That's such a big topic! Which English skills are you interested in improving?
😍 this is great.
More exercices for viewer to repeat long sentences Please 😍
I encourage you to check out more of my videos on stress, as they often include examples with long sentences.
Hi Kim, Thank you very much. You have changed our lives towards better. How can we increase our vocabulary for intermediate and advanced. Also, what books do you recommend.
I'm happy to hear my videos are helping you. A few years ago, I created a series of videos with all of my best vocabulary tips. You can find the playlist here: th-cam.com/play/PL81YJkck6j1tl_F7fUWCe6YrRIwmutuQX.html What kind of books are you referring to?
Can you do an analysis on Brad Pitt’s recent award speech? I feel like men’s pitch variation is not so obvious. Thanks!
That's a great idea. Due to copyright concerns, I don't feel comfortable sharing analysis videos on my TH-cam channel. That said, you can definitely hear the four main pitch levels in his voice, even though his natural speaking voice is lower. I encourage you to listen to a very short clip and see what you can hear for yourself. Which words are content words? Which are focus words? I often recommend listening to this interview between Bob Goff and Lewis Howes for obvious pitch variation in male voices. Bob's in particular is extra clear: th-cam.com/video/wXhgbg-3qfc/w-d-xo.html
English with Kim thanks for getting back to me. I am not familiar with copyright but I watched other channels using tv shows as learning materials. I thought if it’s for educational purposes, it’s fine. I like your suggestions and the clip looks interesting. Thanks again!😀
I can't stop laughing but this is an amazing video! Thank you😃
Haha, I know exactly what you mean! It's even more awkward to watch yourself doing them... but they really do help you understand how pitch works in your voice!
Hello from Russia. I'm your new subscriber 🤓
Welcome to my channel! I'm happy you're here!
@@Englishwithkim thank you .
Great video Ma'am full of fun 🙂.....
That was the goal - the more fun you can have exploring your voice, the more you understand what's possible!
@@Englishwithkim thank you ma'am
Or could you for example read something with American accent? Like reading a fragment of a book and then we can repeat it also
Dear Madam,
I am writing this email to ask for your permission to use your youtube video as my study material. I have a big assignment coming up for my teacher, he asked us to search for videos and use them, I searched the net and found your video, I like it, its content is very interesting. so can we take your video and include it in our presentation video?
I look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks for asking permission to use the video. I'm glad you found it helpful. You're welcome to share the video in your presentation for school.
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