I think the bigger problem is /æ/ vs /ʌ/ vs /ɑ:/ and /e/ vs /ə/ vs /ɜ:/. In many languages, it's only one vowel, not three. Anyway, this video can help a lot of people.
Elliott, I've been speaking British RP since taking your class, and even true brits believe I'm from the UK. So if anyone ever has a desire, Elliott is an exceptional teacher. It's now the only way I speak at all times. Sending love to you and yours, and congrats on your wee babe...
@@marcelguberman I was born in Georgia but have lived abroad for many years, mainly living in Florida. So it's interesting that I sound like a southern Brit... I feel as though a dream came true speaking British. Honestly, one of my dear chaps (son) was murdered, and so I wrote a storybook based on him (Beatrix Potter-like), and I wanted to do the audio for it myself. So it seemed fitting to learn British, and I never went back. Ya, know, sort of as a gift to my boy. The book I wrote is called The Tale of Sawyer Lamb. It's ever so charming...
In my opinion that's one of the most important differences to grasp and master in an English language (along with the "th" and "r" sound) that will make you sound way better. I've lived in the UK for 13 years and only in the last 2 years I started paying more attention to how I sound and taking phonics more seriously and that first made me realise how, perhaps stupid I sounded to the native speakers when I was pronouncing things incorrectly and second now when I know and pay attention to how I say things how easier it is to communicate. So I can't stress enough that the way you say things is really really important 💞
When I started to learn English (didn't know there was only American English) I thought "an" and "en" sounded the same. Thanks to you I finally known the differences. Nowadays I use British English
I follow your YT videos and pratice alone for about one and a half year. This week I've got my very first opportinity for a conversation with a fluent English speaker and I got amazed to hear that my intonation and vocabulary are quite good. Thank you Elliot for your dedication sharing knowledge with people around the world! You're great, mate! Cheers!
Thank you so much Elliott. Recently I couldn’t study English because I was busy. But I love to watch your videos. Learning English is very difficult for me. But your English is always beautiful. So I can enjoy it. Thank you so much!
Please more minimal pairs. I'm in C.1 level, here in Spain is a very advanced level. I need that simple and valuable explanation. Thank you for your work Elliot
Elliott, you are an incredible teacher with brilliant knowledge in your field. Thanks to you, my accent has turned from rubbish into the issue of fancy among my fellow students! Thank you very much and wish you the best luck ever!🍀
In American English "sand vs send" , "and vs end", "fan vs fen", "bad vs bed",... They are a little bit similarly pronounced to each other :D i used to speak like that, now i will change my voice, hope it make my pronunciation to be more royal :D and my speaking teacher won't knock on my head anymore
Yes, please. It'd be highly appreciated if you make more videos about minimal pairs. They're very useful to improve my pronunciation. I'm currently needing to get familiar with British pronunciation. Greetings from Mexico.
Since I am Asian, the pronunciation of those bat, bet, mat, met, man, men gave me a lot of trouble. Now, after watching your lesson, it is easy to remember. Thank you, sir.
Hello there from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿 that lesson was really helpful for me to sound much more like British. Thank you Elliott, I will wait for more...(by the way, your hair looks good 🤗😉)
This is the third video this month, it makes me really excited🤩 you are so helpful I can notice the difference, before and after finding your channel, in my accent especially my "r", thanks a lot🥰
Cool 😎 I'm keep watching your videos and I keep repeating and follow after what you said at each video because I want to improve my speaking ,is really helpful thank a ton !!! Elliott teacher
Hi Elliott, Could you do video about difference between "u" and "a". I find them very hard to pronounce. Like in words fun - fan, bug - bag, etc. Thank you.
Elliot, thanks for a great lesson. These are difficult sounds for many, me included. If you could include one more sound like bed, bat, but it would be even more amazing.
You're videos are awsome .They deserve Millions of likes .Your explanation are also very easy to understand .Thanks a ton Eilliot.^_^And I'd be really grateful if you make a video for /s/ and /z/ .I find it difficult to understand how to pronounce this minimal pair.Please keep going !! You're awsome !!
Ffs! How many people fAll in love with you every day?? I bEt tons!! This is the bEst video ever about pronunciation 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 And I had a great lAugh while practicing 😂 you’re lovely, thank you for sharing all your knowledge
Great video! But I'm also wondering what the rules for when an A should be pronounced as "æ" or "e" are. It'd be great if you could also make an video on that topic!
Hi Elliot! Thanks for your video! Can you make a video comparing bug - bag , and so on, please? One more, I find very difficult to compare æ - A like in apple. Thanks a lot!
I'm a British Literature major in the Rocky Mountain area (in the US) but I am learning to speak in RP just because I love it. I secretly hope that they'll let me live in the UK if I can speak the language 🤣😂😁
I think the bigger problem is /æ/ vs /ʌ/ vs /ɑ:/ and /e/ vs /ə/ vs /ɜ:/.
In many languages, it's only one vowel, not three.
Anyway, this video can help a lot of people.
Elliott, I've been speaking British RP since taking your class, and even true brits believe I'm from the UK. So if anyone ever has a desire, Elliott is an exceptional teacher. It's now the only way I speak at all times. Sending love to you and yours, and congrats on your wee babe...
That´s wonderful! Where are you from?
@@marcelguberman I was born in Georgia but have lived abroad for many years, mainly living in Florida. So it's interesting that I sound like a southern Brit... I feel as though a dream came true speaking British. Honestly, one of my dear chaps (son) was murdered, and so I wrote a storybook based on him (Beatrix Potter-like), and I wanted to do the audio for it myself. So it seemed fitting to learn British, and I never went back. Ya, know, sort of as a gift to my boy. The book I wrote is called The Tale of Sawyer Lamb. It's ever so charming...
Wow! Congrats mate!
Ya mee tooo
Well done
In my opinion that's one of the most important differences to grasp and master in an English language (along with the "th" and "r" sound) that will make you sound way better. I've lived in the UK for 13 years and only in the last 2 years I started paying more attention to how I sound and taking phonics more seriously and that first made me realise how, perhaps stupid I sounded to the native speakers when I was pronouncing things incorrectly and second now when I know and pay attention to how I say things how easier it is to communicate. So I can't stress enough that the way you say things is really really important 💞
Elliott you're the best teacher 🔥🔥🔥
Greetings from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿
I was always confused about these sounds , Thanks Elliott💞
When I started to learn English (didn't know there was only American English) I thought "an" and "en" sounded the same. Thanks to you I finally known the differences. Nowadays I use British English
😭I thought I’m first one on the comment but there are many others, anyhow Elliott is my favorite pronunciation teacher.
I follow your YT videos and pratice alone for about one and a half year. This week I've got my very first opportinity for a conversation with a fluent English speaker and I got amazed to hear that my intonation and vocabulary are quite good. Thank you Elliot for your dedication sharing knowledge with people around the world! You're great, mate! Cheers!
I’ve recommended your channel to my husband. Now he’s a big fan 😄
Thanks a lot. Very helpful.
The sounds I struggle to differentiate are these two: cut /cat.
You have the best pronunciation ever
Hello from Brazil! Amazing class. It help me a lot . Yes, I like your accent very much!🤩🤩🤩 Thanks Elliot.
Of course, I admire your accent to just like it😍😍😍 You the reason that made me think seriously about English after I had seen a video in your channel
Wonderful British English teacher . Have fun and learn with him.
Sir, I really appreciate your pronunciation.
I'm in love with your accent . I'm practicing every day to improve my accent to sound more like a native speaker
Since I started leaning british accent in your youtube channel, all I can was, you're the best teacher, Elliott.
My son is now teaching English online cos you inspired him. You are too good
Please More of Minimal Pairs. And Thank you for this💚
You are the best teacher I have ever seen. I can't pronounce right even my mother language. I'm so lucky to have you!
Thank you so much Teacher! I just wanna say that you are the best teacher I have ever seen before. I love your pronunciation!
I'm happy to see you and hear your wonderful accent again! Thanks Elliott!
This video is short enough, and good enough !Thank you very much!
Hi Elliott! That was really helpful.
Thank you so much Elliott. Recently I couldn’t study English because I was busy. But I love to watch your videos. Learning English is very difficult for me. But your English is always beautiful. So I can enjoy it. Thank you so much!
The best teacher ever, i see you from Costa Rica😍😍🇨🇷
My favourite British English Teacher 😍
Greetings from Peru 🎉☺️
very helpful indeed, definitely need more lessons on minimal pair.
I used to love that popping sound in the beginning btw
I think it is a most useful blog about British pronunciation in youtube. Really.
I love that thank you Elliott
Always very good and helpful lessons. Loving the accent
Please more minimal pairs. I'm in C.1 level, here in Spain is a very advanced level. I need that simple and valuable explanation. Thank you for your work Elliot
Other minimal pairs : land/lend ; band/bend
Elliott, you are an incredible teacher with brilliant knowledge in your field. Thanks to you, my accent has turned from rubbish into the issue of fancy among my fellow students! Thank you very much and wish you the best luck ever!🍀
omg, minimal pairs! more of it pls
The best teacher of Britsh pronunciation
In American English "sand vs send" , "and vs end", "fan vs fen", "bad vs bed",... They are a little bit similarly pronounced to each other :D i used to speak like that, now i will change my voice, hope it make my pronunciation to be more royal :D and my speaking teacher won't knock on my head anymore
Greetings from Chile thanks so much for what You do
Your lessons are really helpful Elliot. Cheers !!
Your teaching style very easy and clear please keep it up thanks sir .
Brilliant as always Elliot. Cheers.
That class was so useful, greeting from Argentina.
Mate thank u so much. I tried your technique and Siri now can figure out the difference and correctly recognise the words that I am saying.
You are the only coach on TH-cam I really love, love your voice and pronunciation.
Yes, please. It'd be highly appreciated if you make more videos about minimal pairs. They're very useful to improve my pronunciation. I'm currently needing to get familiar with British pronunciation. Greetings from Mexico.
I love your pronunciation , you r best teacher 🥰🤩🤗thank you
Hello, I'm from Argentina and I'm studying English, this didn't work out well for me but your video was very helpful 🤍
Thanks for your lessons 👍
You're the best!
Thank you so much!
Very good topic! Please more videos about these pairs! I always struggle with these similar vowels 🙄
Since I am Asian, the pronunciation of those bat, bet, mat, met, man, men gave me a lot of trouble. Now, after watching your lesson, it is easy to remember. Thank you, sir.
Hello there from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿 that lesson was really helpful for me to sound much more like British. Thank you Elliott, I will wait for more...(by the way, your hair looks good 🤗😉)
This is the third video this month, it makes me really excited🤩 you are so helpful I can notice the difference, before and after finding your channel, in my accent especially my "r", thanks a lot🥰
Very very helpful my brother thanks
I am your new student & I'm from Bangladesh....
Another excellent video to share with my Spanish/English intercambio group. A common one I have cone across is eg. Work....Walk.
Great lesson! Gracias Elliott 😀
I like your video very much. Very clear explanation and easy to understand. Such a great teacher. Thanks Elliot.
teach us more minimal pairs and vowel sounds, plzzzz🥺.Love you!
I can tune my voice to yours. I love that.
Cool 😎 I'm keep watching your videos and I keep repeating and follow after what you said at each video because I want to improve my speaking ,is really helpful thank a ton !!! Elliott teacher
Hi Elliott, Could you do video about difference between "u" and "a". I find them very hard to pronounce. Like in words fun - fan, bug - bag, etc. Thank you.
Also in trust, son, sun etc
@@stellaenvulu3165 son and sun are both pronounced exactly the same way.
Thank you so much. I always thought that bed and bad are pronunciated equals.
Manned - mend, Tanned-tend, Land-lend, Fanned-fend, Spanned-spend, Bland-blend, jam-gem
Please post more some minimal pairs of words , thanks in advance Teacher 😊.
Hi Elliott ! Greetings from Panamá
By the way, it's a great video very useful for me. Cheers ! 👍
Hi Elliott! Great lesson! This kind of lesson is very helpful. Please, create more of them. Cheers!
Very glad to see you again, Elliot, it's just a pity that you're uploading videos not so often...
Yes do more on minimal pairs.
Am a student of English.
Thanks a tonne Elliot. I am so glad I found you, but unfortunately merely virtually.
Elliot, thanks for a great lesson. These are difficult sounds for many, me included. If you could include one more sound like bed, bat, but it would be even more amazing.
Bro ur teaching style giving me lots of hope that ill also speak English with British accent 👍
You're videos are awsome .They deserve Millions of likes .Your explanation are also very easy to understand .Thanks a ton Eilliot.^_^And I'd be really grateful if you make a video for /s/ and /z/ .I find it difficult to understand how to pronounce this minimal pair.Please keep going !! You're awsome !!
Ffs! How many people fAll in love with you every day?? I bEt tons!! This is the bEst video ever about pronunciation 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 And I had a great lAugh while practicing 😂 you’re lovely, thank you for sharing all your knowledge
You are a great teacher .
Could I find someone to practice english with?
I love your accent and understand it
Youuuu are a truly amazing educator!
I'm getting better thanks to you.
Greetings from Turkey.
Thank you
You are a very good teacher!I love the British accent, would love to learn more! Thank you
Great video! But I'm also wondering what the rules for when an A should be pronounced as "æ" or "e" are. It'd be great if you could also make an video on that topic!
Thank you. First 3 seconds improved my English to C2 😂😂😂
Yes, please, we want more lessons about minimal pairs
Thanks I can wait to speaking confidently
I learnt English
I love ur videos
and ur accent
What a brilliant lesson! Thank you !
Can you do a video with suck, sock, cut cot, cup, cot. Please teach us how to differentiate these minimal pairs.
I do love your accent. Very decent accent
actually, you are the Best person to me an english learner, To receive your pronunciation...
Hi Elliot! Thanks for your video! Can you make a video comparing bug - bag , and so on, please? One more, I find very difficult to compare æ - A like in apple. Thanks a lot!
I believe that one day I will be able to catch that accent up🔥🔥
Thanks alot our lovely teacher
I'm a British Literature major in the Rocky Mountain area (in the US) but I am learning to speak in RP just because I love it. I secretly hope that they'll let me live in the UK if I can speak the language 🤣😂😁
Thank you very much. You're doing a great job.
Thanksss I going to watch now
Very good lesson to learn
Great video!
Hi Elliott, could you teach us below words' pronunciation?
Thought
Taught
Though
Tough
Through
Thorough
Throughout
Thank you! Its a good lesson.