It takes lot of patience to make such videos and she has more patience and clarity of the subject than professors in India having phd degrees in English. No words to express her hard work
Hi , I appreciate the efforts you've done for improving acquisitions of English especially for the foreigners . Signs and symbols in phonetics are so important because the problem facing student is transcription and the function of syllables and stresses in a word .
Surprised to find so many Bangladeshis in the comment section. Me and my friend are A level students (Bangladeshis also!) who need to learn phonetics, so we're practising with this video since it has all the phonetic symbols written down, though I can say with some confidence our pronunciations are already good enough :) This video's helping us perfect them , as well as learning phonetic symbols as academic work so thanks to this channel for the video!
The good lady teacher teaching english pronounciation in this video lecture is Alex Bellem. Alex has an undergraduate degree in Arabic and Turkish. She followed this with an MA in (Theoretical) Linguistics at University College London (UCL) and a PhD in Linguistics at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) where she focused on Arabic phonology and phonetics. She's also a CELTA-qualified English language teacher and spent a few years teaching English as a Foreign Language. At the time these videos were made in early 2008 Alex was lecturing part-time in the Linguistics Department at SOAS and was working as a Pronunciation Linguist in the BBC's Pronunciation Unit.
It is really very effective to learn and understand these jumbling phonetics. I had been watching and going through many videos to learn them, but all in vain. Fortunately, I came across this awesome video with in depth information and unique style to impart others.
Thank you Kriegerdammerung . If I had rolled down a bit I would have seen it before making and effort to writing down the symbols as she is explaining them. So lovely and generous of you to make the effort. Thank you very much Milagros Vecino García.
Thinks teacher to do this video for us with this great lesson witch is in the deep of the heart of any language.i saw it twice and downloaded it to keep it among my important files to see it again and again.I meomorized it accurately especially the diphtong AU when you knock your colleague.I hope it didn't hurt him alot.
I frankly, say an amazing job . I really appreciate it , it really, enabled me to perform well at the day of examination. so, I could be able I'm grateful, you deserve congratulations beyond measure.
@ JavierMattos. , If you're non-English Speaker and "wanna " no! and "you want to" is the correct way to say it in British English. "Wanna" is slang and it 's related to Am English though it has also being adopted in the UK as colloquial jargon. The BBC phonenitcs guide you posted is the actual standard for the correct (posh) upper class, business English. Not all English speak so clearly. In academic terms its the norm and standard, but there are many dialects in the British isles and it won''t be so clear to the listener. Thanks for posting. I am a northern guy so I pronounce differently. Just like Spanish, there are tens of variants and not one is more correct than the other, they are just have different origins.
This video is just awesome and I have already used it in my lessons. Learning English? Simple in form but rich in content. Irregular Verbs. The Ultimate Guide/ Amazon.
I did enjoy practicing my pronunciation when I follow along to what you have suggested. Thank you so much for this wonderful video! I learned a lot from it. I will also some use the tips that you have shared because I know it will be very useful for me as an English learner. Much thanks!
I am sincerely grateful ! the study of phonetics is reallly important to understand the sounds of music and films in English. i have diffficulty to understand the American and Brish peopletalking to me. I thought I was deaf. Thank you. English courses in Brazil does not teach phoneticis. Thank you!
Omar Faruqe thik bolecen tar por o amra valo vabe pari na karon amader shikkhorai thik moto pare na tar upor amara english sikhi baddho hoye pass korar jonno. janar jonno noy
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Short vowels / ɪ / 1:46 / ʊ / 3:56 / ʌ / 4:45 / ɒ / 6:43 / ə / 7:31 / e / 11:38 / æ / 13:37
Long vowels / iː / 14:31 / uː / 16:46 / ɑː / 17:44 / ɔː / 18:34 / ɜː / 19:34
Diphthongs / ɪə / 20:34 / ʊə / 21:49 / aɪ / 22:52 / ɔɪ / 23:58 / əʊ / 25:01 / eə / 27:01 / aʊ / 28:53 / eɪ / 31:21
Voiceless consonants / p / 33:12 / t / 35:36 / tʃ / 37:56 / k / 39:50 / f / 41:57 / θ / 43:38 / s / 45:02 / ʃ / 46:42
Voiced consonants / b / 49:32 / d / 51:51 / dʒ / 54:05 / g / 56:00 / v / 57:56 / ð / 1:01:14 / z / 1:02:34 / ʒ / 1:04:19
Other consonants / m / 1:05:13 / n / 1:07:17 / ŋ / 1:09:32 / h / 1:11:51 / l / 1:13:05 / r / 1:16:48 / w / 1:20:24 / j / 1:22:33
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Kriegerdammerung nice dude
Gracias :)
Kriegerdammerung thx
Good job
Nice Vedio
It takes lot of patience to make such videos and she has more patience and clarity of the subject than professors in India having phd degrees in English. No words to express her hard work
I must confess that, the understanding I get from these videos is much more than what has ever been taught in the class. Thank you for the video.
Hi , I appreciate the efforts you've done for improving acquisitions of English especially for the foreigners . Signs and symbols in phonetics are so important because the problem facing student is transcription and the function of syllables and stresses in a word .
THE foreigners, ya know, yonder, over the outskirts.
I have no words for your generous contribution in promotion of standard English
Thank you Elvis Javier for teaching us British pronunciation with examples.
I love your British English, I have been searching for long time, thank!
So important to pronounce them correctly that making you communicate more easily and joyful to your audience...That's great! Thank you!
I'm peruvien, and I love your style teaching. Fantastic!!
Surprised to find so many Bangladeshis in the comment section. Me and my friend are A level students (Bangladeshis also!) who need to learn phonetics, so we're practising with this video since it has all the phonetic symbols written down, though I can say with some confidence our pronunciations are already good enough :) This video's helping us perfect them
, as well as learning phonetic symbols as academic work so thanks to this channel for the video!
I love BrEng and I was looking for exactly this type of videolesson in order to improve my (British) English pronunciation. Many thanks!
I learned to speak English while living in the UK. There are soo many different accents that drive your mind crazy.
Could you please help me in learning English language?
I've watched these videos but not togather so its very useful and comfortably
You're are amazing i have ever never seen this with anyone else
I follow and watch your vedios about ten years ago. Many thanks dear 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
The good lady teacher teaching english pronounciation in this video lecture is Alex Bellem.
Alex has an undergraduate degree in Arabic and Turkish. She followed this with an MA in (Theoretical) Linguistics at University College London (UCL) and a PhD in Linguistics at the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) where she focused on Arabic phonology and phonetics.
She's also a CELTA-qualified English language teacher and spent a few years teaching English as a Foreign Language. At the time these videos were made in early 2008 Alex was lecturing part-time in the Linguistics Department at SOAS and was working as a Pronunciation Linguist in the BBC's Pronunciation Unit.
Excellent English class, thanks BBC learning English
It is really very effective to learn and understand these jumbling phonetics. I had been watching and going through many videos to learn them, but all in vain. Fortunately, I came across this awesome video with in depth information and unique style to impart others.
effective session
Thank you Kriegerdammerung
. If I had rolled down a bit I would have seen it before making
and effort to writing down the symbols as she is explaining them. So lovely and generous of you to make the effort.
Thank you very much
Milagros Vecino García.
Thank you! This does help me a lot improve my English pronunciation
I've been searching for million times and finally i found a vid that's so helpful to me. Thank you so mich
can you practice with you
watsap
skyp
You did help me to improve my pronunciation so that people could understand me.
Non-native English students needed a video like this!
Fuck.... my accent is really perfect than your fucking one... go to hell...and i am not a native...
Thinks teacher to do this video for us with this great lesson witch is in the deep of the heart of any language.i saw it twice and downloaded it to keep it among my important files to see it again and again.I meomorized it accurately especially the diphtong AU when you knock your colleague.I hope it didn't hurt him alot.
Thank you teacher. It make me fully understand how to sound them. Especially the diftong. I will download n keep it for practicing n memorizing..
I frankly, say an amazing job . I really appreciate it , it really, enabled me to perform well at the day of examination. so, I could be able I'm grateful, you deserve congratulations beyond measure.
superb, all the sounds, vowels and diphthongs in one video and each one in contrast with the similar sounding ones!
BBC rocks.
you are the best teacher training really good God bless you thanks
@ JavierMattos. , If you're non-English Speaker and "wanna " no! and "you want to" is the correct way to say it in British English. "Wanna" is slang and it 's related to Am English though it has also being adopted in the UK as colloquial jargon. The BBC phonenitcs guide you posted is the actual standard for the correct (posh) upper class, business English. Not all English speak so clearly. In academic terms its the norm and standard, but there are many dialects in the British isles and it won''t be so clear to the listener. Thanks for posting. I am a northern guy so I pronounce differently. Just like Spanish, there are tens of variants and not one is more correct than the other, they are just have different origins.
Very clear examples of pronunciation of phonetic symbols.
You are superb who is teaching me English on TH-cam which is fortunate for me.
It is amazing to me that this is not taught in schools in the UK. The UK... where every town has a different accent to the one next to it.
No one on TH-cam teaches sound in free..thanks to you..now I sound like britishers...
From Africa,have been struggling with my pronouciation.just subscribed . thanks very much
I got mastered the proper enunciation of the word "good" since I heard it a gazillion times all throughout the video.😇
Awesome phonetic lesson
Thank you
Perfectly well-made tutorial. thanks a lot.
Remember the sound of each vowel varies from front of mouth to back, getting louder , for the 12 vowels.
Thanks mam
This is the best video to learn phonics in more deeper way.
Very very useful. Thanks alot.
Possibly the best British accent tutorial on TH-cam.
You are Saying the most gorgeous words.....This pronunciation will help me in Wiz Spellbee
Yeah
Yeah
Dear teacher you really played a blinder.I appreciate your effort.Thanks
This video is just awesome and I have already used it in my lessons.
Learning English?
Simple in form but rich in content.
Irregular Verbs. The Ultimate Guide/ Amazon.
Beautiful presentation maam
I.S.Bah from France is useful thanks for your great lesson
I love your teaching .Thanks a lot
Very Informative
Good pronunciation is useful for easy communication.
Excellent, And, Well Doing, Good
I did enjoy practicing my pronunciation when I follow along to what you have suggested. Thank you so much for this wonderful video! I learned a lot from it. I will also some use the tips that you have shared because I know it will be very useful for me as an English learner. Much thanks!
very nice to learn British accents
thanks from Brazil
Graham
11:22 the most useful bit of the video
I really love your accent.
Good work on pronunciation,Thank you for guidance and information
I am sincerely grateful ! the study of phonetics is reallly important to understand the sounds of music and films in English. i have diffficulty to understand the American and Brish peopletalking to me. I thought I was deaf. Thank you. English courses in Brazil does not teach phoneticis. Thank you!
Wow! I've never seen anything more British than this!
Thank you..
තෙරුවන් සරණයි !
iam indian and live in india.. my accent is almost perfect.thanks to the british accent of my English teachers :)
this video is very helpful Thanks BBC Learning English
Loved it !! From Brazil.
Very fruitful Thank you very much.
Lecture with Prectical knowledge. Thank you
Useful lecture about pronunciation
-Dr Virenkumar Pandya
BDK ARTS AND COMMERCE COLLEGE GADHADA
Hello professor
Thanks a lot for your help and your advice
Really she told a good way to pronounce the words
Excelente video gracias por su contribución 😉
Excellent ! Thanks a million.
In Bangldesh we have learnt 10 years English in school. it was all rubbish. Thank you for your great video
That was your fault and you should proud of it!!! You are a blamer , keep it up!!! spend more time with rubbish outcome
who the hell you are!!! Absolutely rubbish. Why are you sending ur time here. Bloody hell.......
this is thel bangali keep it up
The same situation is in Vietnam :D
Omar Faruqe thik bolecen tar por o amra valo vabe pari na karon amader shikkhorai thik moto pare na tar upor amara english sikhi baddho hoye pass korar jonno. janar jonno noy
The best educational video I ever chanced to watch... 👍👍👍👍 As soon as I found this, I subscribed the channel.
thanks for this helpful video
Спасибо, помогло...
Thank you, it helped me..
Such a great video. The BBC accent is the best .
This video is really helpful for all English learners
Hi, I am from Bangladesh. Thank you so much for creating this video.
Thank you so much ma'am love you from India..
Thank you for your pronunciation teaching video.
Great ma'am great mam you are really very great thanks for all this videos
Excellent and easy to understand... Thanks
Good practical sessions
This is very helpful for British English speaking people. Specially indians
Thank you , very much for this amazing lesson .
It is amazing for me
I learn a lot from this video
Muchisimas gracias por regalarnos sus conocimientos
Awesome thanks for that
This ia a great video ! Thank you!
I love english british pronunciation... I wish I can speak it one day
We need such videos like that ,please👃
Well done,congratulations to you from Bangladesh.
Useful video, Thank you.
She's that one english teacher every lesbian/bi girl got a huge crush on
Thank you very much. It's very useful.
vraiment je suis satisfait de votre cours je commence à m'en sortir
It is not easy but it really helpful. Thank you very much.
great madam...i m really grateful to you for this meritorious effort...Please upload more videos on phonetics and phonology..
very important for me . I want learn with you more.
This is what educated voice can sound like!...
Absolutely I agree with u
Best IPA video explanation ever
Very useful video. Thank you very much ma'am
I'm following you from Bangladesh.
Your lecture is impressive and informative and interesting.
It's kinda amazing to have different accents, gud job.
Love you so much sir from Bangladesh
nice
Lovely presentation .....