I love your videos. You always find a very good way of explanation which helps us to understand the problem, understand how it is like that, understand why we should learn it that way, and I find it easier to learn when I deeply understand the problem.Thank you very much!! :)
I subscribed to your channel yesterday. I do think that you are the best ever teacher explaining how to pronounce English sentences in the appropriate way. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for your lesson! And I'll appreciate it if you can recommend some materials for practising like a famous public speech or an article…Looking for your reply! Thank you!
In addition to "want to" becoming "wanna", "get a" became "geda". Great lesson, Larissa! I had Brazilian student last semester tell me that he embarrassed himself when he said that he missed the bitches in Brazil. He meant beaches. Learning experience!
In general, it's noticed we stress at the letters t, p k c of a word. Is it true? Whadi mean to say is any tips to remember where or which sounds are generally stressed in a word?
You might think that because K, P & T are stops. So instead of letting the air flow freely, you let it get together and then you release it as one package. The said sounds are also aspirated, so there's a little puff of air that is released upon releasing the "package." Spanish, French, Italian and many other languages don't have this puffing quality in their P, K and T sounds respectively.
Please, share more lesson like that (rhythm). I'd like to reduce my accent, which make English native misunstand what I say. I have a really strong accent and I have some difficulty to speak in the correct rhythm.
As beautiful as it may be, English is still such a tough and a pain in the ass Language to learn. Every area of it is difficult. Even so, I am not giving up until I finally master it. Just like Asta who struggles to be the wizard king, I too, will be able to speak like an American native speaker someday.
+mostafa yones "Higher in pitch" means that the musical note of your voice goes higher. This is just like a song, where a singer can sing low notes and high notes. This change in pitch is just typically more subtle in spoken English than in music. Does that help?
I got it ..thanks so much ..I am surprised that you replied to my question so fast and efficiently ... thanks again .. it's the most unique page .. I like it
Salwa Saad since the letter t has a similar tongue position to the letter n she said the letter n instead of t, but that happens because the letter t is followed by the letter d "wanT New iPhone" (she's using sentence linking)
Hi,Larissal,as a chinese students,i'm so grateful to you for presenting so useful rules !
+何其峰 My pleasure!
This girl has an amazing voice for teaching. Thank you for your videos, they're very helpful. I wish you all the best.
I love your videos. They are so useful for our Spanish students. Thanks for posting.
Awesome! You're welcome :)
I love your videos. You always find a very good way of explanation which helps us to understand the problem, understand how it is like that, understand why we should learn it that way, and I find it easier to learn when I deeply understand the problem.Thank you very much!! :)
I've regretted that I haven't find this site for along time ... you are the best
You teach in such a kind way that i want to keep learning, even with such a not so easy topic for no-native english speakers as me. thank you
Easy! you just link. I want a new iphone. I wanta new iphone
I want to go to have a new iphone
I wantogo toyavanew iphone
Great, it's so useful for our Chinese students. The rhythm is very important for me.
thank you so much
+Enson •Q (圈圈君) great! Yes I always find that the lesson of rhythm is so helpful to my Chinese students, too :)
Great and right to the point explanation. Thank you ❤
I subscribed to your channel yesterday.
I do think that you are the best ever teacher explaining how to pronounce English sentences in the appropriate way.
Thanks a lot.
+LoveEnglish Thank you!
It is very much useful honestly for non native speakers THX!
Thanks for sharing your videos on TH-cam.
All of them are great and helpful.
It is really useful, thanks
Thanks for your lesson! And I'll appreciate it if you can recommend some materials for practising like a famous public speech or an article…Looking for your reply! Thank you!
Great video of instruction!
very helpful. simple and straight to the point
Simple , clear and very explicative , Thank you !
Thank you so much. It is very helpful
In addition to "want to" becoming "wanna", "get a" became "geda". Great lesson, Larissa! I had Brazilian student last semester tell me that he embarrassed himself when he said that he missed the bitches in Brazil. He meant beaches. Learning experience!
Thanks, Carol!
Awesome (and hilarious) example of the importance of correct vowel pronunciation :D
Thank you! ❤
I really really like your voice and your lesson. It's very useful and interesting!!! Thanks a lot ❤️❤️❤️
Wow! Your presentation with graphics and sounds are superb, THE BEST!
very good class ! ! ! thumbs up ! ! !
Awesome your lessons!!
Loved it. 💝
I love your voice, Thank you!
thank you for this lesson because it is really confusing sometimes about what to stress and not to stress, thanks
Great work, thanks
good lesson.
You are such the spoken grammar goddess!
Love your channel!! Thanks for making useful videos for English learners. Keep it up!! :)
My pleasure! Thanks! :)
In general, it's noticed we stress at the letters t, p k c of a word. Is it true? Whadi mean to say is any tips to remember where or which sounds are generally stressed in a word?
You might think that because K, P & T are stops. So instead of letting the air flow freely, you let it get together and then you release it as one package. The said sounds are also aspirated, so there's a little puff of air that is released upon releasing the "package." Spanish, French, Italian and many other languages don't have this puffing quality in their P, K and T sounds respectively.
Please, share more lesson like that (rhythm). I'd like to reduce my accent, which make English native misunstand what I say. I have a really strong accent and I have some difficulty to speak in the correct rhythm.
very nice, thanks. look forward to hearing more.
Your accent is soooooo kyüt. I love it. Hehe.
#From Phil
it's perfect i'm glad to watch this video
I really love it channel
thank you for your useful videos, gald that I found your channel
Thank you very much you are great
As beautiful as it may be, English is still such a tough and a pain in the ass Language to learn. Every area of it is difficult. Even so, I am not giving up until I finally master it. Just like Asta who struggles to be the wizard king, I too, will be able to speak like an American native speaker someday.
please ..what's a meaning of higher in pitch that you said in the middle of that video
+mostafa yones "Higher in pitch" means that the musical note of your voice goes higher. This is just like a song, where a singer can sing low notes and high notes. This change in pitch is just typically more subtle in spoken English than in music.
Does that help?
I got it ..thanks so much ..I am surprised that you replied to my question so fast and efficiently ... thanks again .. it's the most unique page .. I like it
+mostafa yones Thanks for your kind words!
can you plz tell me what is the difference between rhythm and intonation!!
2:06 practice.
probably one of the best english lesson in the world
Excellent
very, very clear and good!!
bonjour a tous les amis
Can you please plain discontinuous sound in consonants?
+Mary Dc Do you have any examples?
When a word end in T sound.
Great! thanks
Thank you ladyyyy
so helpful
hello Teacher,
your videos are really helpful.
Could u please tell the use of "However"?
You used almost in all videos
Did you have any math videos
Please answer me
No math videos :)
Great, the difficult sounds to catch are "I'll go" "I'd" and some else.
मेरा नाम मुकेश है and I love your videos
This is good when you are writing test (US)English not British English test 😑
Your voice is sooo cute
Ure beautiful person.....thanks a lot ....
Thx yoooooou
How to pronounce want ? Is it wan without t ?
Salwa Saad since the letter t has a similar tongue position to the letter n she said the letter n instead of t, but that happens because the letter t is followed by the letter d "wanT New iPhone" (she's using sentence linking)
nice
太棒了 谢谢你解决了我一直的疑问ㄟ(≧◇≦)ㄏ
Ou est la France dans les exemples d'autres musique de langue hein ?
Where is French on the example of other music ? trad for you stupid english
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Can you speak thai? U can do it.
0:50 You could do without that weird mimicry.
I didnt hear a difference in any of the sentences. Want new Iphone sounded the same as I want a new Iphone
'Want new Iphone'.
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I really appreciate you with videos ^ ^