Hello dear teacher Lilly Thank you so much for your positive reaction regarding your writing. Many thanks to you, All the best. Take care and have a good time. Love and peace. Your loyal Student from Algeria.
Hello Professor What you present is really interesting and amazing, i do appreciate your job. I wish you peace and happness under the sky of prosperity. All the best. Take care and have a good time. Your Student from Algeria.
Thank you! I'm hoping to make learning the American English accent easier for people, and I have a passion for helping them with the "R" sound since it really boosts people's confidence (and clarity) when speaking! - Lilly
Good video, Lilly. I sent t it to my niece in Germany. Who knew it was so hard to learn this if you're not a native speaker? But I guess it's hard to learn other sounds in foreign languages for us native English speakers as well.
Awesome lesson. Thank you for helping us out! I'd be awesome if you could make a video on the vowel sounds. It's super tricky to get the sounds down. Keep up the good work!
@@primetimespeech The short vowels hands down! All of them would be great, but that's a lot to ask, so maybe just one for now?! 😃For example, when you say "pull," "put," or "look." This is tough. Thank you for taking the time to reply. You're the best!
@@primetimespeech Yes, exactly! Sometimes, it feels like the short vowels change the way they sound depending on the letter that comes after it. It's a messy thing to even think about it, but I'm pretty sure we'll get it down with your lessons. I'm looking forward to them! Have a good one and thank you! 😀
Wonderful! , 👍👍👍👍😊😊😊I have a question is it true that any vowel sound before nasal consonants( n m ng) will be nasalized? It would be wonderful if you make a video about it 😊
Glad you liked the video, @Timurlan! The answer to your question is both "yes" and "no." Yes, because there will be some nasality on the vowel when followed by m, n, or ng. No, because the primary resonance for English vowels is in the oral cavity and not the nasal cavity. A video on the topic might be fun! Keep up the good work! -Lilly
Hello dear Professor Please could you write in black, because writing in white is not clear. I do appreciate your job. All the best. Take care and have a good time.
Hi! Thank you for your feedback! I noticed that, too. How does the print look to you on my next video about the days of the week? Check it out when you're ready, and please let me know over there. :) ➡️ th-cam.com/video/9q1oAsKpWQQ/w-d-xo.html
According to Google Translate, this comment says to have the video translated to Arabic. Wouldn't it be amazing to have subtitles for all languages?! :-)
I love that you use a very good microphone, the audio is crystal clear, so many videos on youtube get this wrong.
Good. You speak very clearly.
Thanks for your feedback and nice comment, @jacksonamaral329 !!
Please more videos, you are a great teacher
Thanks very much, @taherelsayrd1865 !! More videos to come! Stay tuned. 😀
Hello dear teacher Lilly
Thank you so much for your positive reaction regarding your writing.
Many thanks to you,
All the best.
Take care and have a good time.
Love and peace.
Your loyal Student from Algeria.
Thank to you as well for watching! Happy to be of help. -Lilly
This is so helpful!!
Hi Mary! Thanks for your kind feedback. 🙂-Lilly
Hello Professor
What you present is really interesting and amazing, i do appreciate your job.
I wish you peace and happness under the sky of prosperity. All the best. Take care and have a good time.
Your Student from Algeria.
Thank you very much! I'm glad you found the video informative! All the best. - Lilly
Hi Lilly, Nice video. Please keep posting new tutorials.
Hi Atul, thank you for your kind feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed this video. Stay tuned for more! - Lilly
Thanks
You're so welcome, and thank YOU for watching!
very useful
@Kimiya Thanks for your feedback! Happy you found it useful. - Lilly
Please more videos, you are a great teacher🎉🎉
So kind of you to say! :-D
I'm working on another video due out soon, so be sure to hit the bell to be the first to know when it's published!
Hi @Y! Check out the latest video all about the days of the week! th-cam.com/video/9q1oAsKpWQQ/w-d-xo.html
Tricky, well explained
Thank you! I'm hoping to make learning the American English accent easier for people, and I have a passion for helping them with the "R" sound since it really boosts people's confidence (and clarity) when speaking! - Lilly
Awesome!
Thanks so much! 😊
A very useful video.
Thanks very much, Jaipal! :)
Hello from Paris France, very good lesson ....But I learned english with British accent my dear !
Thank you, Andrew!
It's true! If your goal is to speak with a British accent, the "ER" sound is not for you! ;)
@@primetimespeechthats true but Im very curious and your lessons are so interesting ! Respect and friendship from the French people !.
@@andrewfletcher1341 Thanks for your feedback! I'm happy you're here!
Good video, Lilly. I sent t it to my niece in Germany. Who knew it was so hard to learn this if you're not a native speaker? But I guess it's hard to learn other sounds in foreign languages for us native English speakers as well.
Hi! Thanks for your comment and sending the video on. My goal is to make pronunciation easier because it can be so tricky!
Nice you ❤
😊
Awesome lesson. Thank you for helping us out! I'd be awesome if you could make a video on the vowel sounds. It's super tricky to get the sounds down. Keep up the good work!
Hi! Thanks for watching and for your suggestion! Are there certain vowels that you'd like to see first? :-) - Lilly
@@primetimespeech The short vowels hands down! All of them would be great, but that's a lot to ask, so maybe just one for now?! 😃For example, when you say "pull," "put," or "look." This is tough. Thank you for taking the time to reply. You're the best!
Yes! The "horseshoe u" vowel like in "book" and "hood" is so tricky! I'll be happy to add it to my list of upcoming videos. Stay tuned!
@@primetimespeech Yes, exactly! Sometimes, it feels like the short vowels change the way they sound depending on the letter that comes after it. It's a messy thing to even think about it, but I'm pretty sure we'll get it down with your lessons. I'm looking forward to them! Have a good one and thank you! 😀
@@black-un9dp I'll do my best! ;)
Wonderful! , 👍👍👍👍😊😊😊I have a question is it true that any vowel sound before nasal consonants( n m ng) will be nasalized? It would be wonderful if you make a video about it 😊
Glad you liked the video, @Timurlan! The answer to your question is both "yes" and "no." Yes, because there will be some nasality on the vowel when followed by m, n, or ng. No, because the primary resonance for English vowels is in the oral cavity and not the nasal cavity. A video on the topic might be fun! Keep up the good work! -Lilly
@@primetimespeech so that means we can either nasalize or not nasalize? both will be correct ?
Hello dear Professor
Please could you write in black, because writing in white is not clear. I do appreciate your job. All the best.
Take care and have a good time.
Hi! Thank you for your feedback! I noticed that, too. How does the print look to you on my next video about the days of the week? Check it out when you're ready, and please let me know over there. :) ➡️ th-cam.com/video/9q1oAsKpWQQ/w-d-xo.html
ترجم بالعربي رجاءا
According to Google Translate, this comment says to have the video translated to Arabic.
Wouldn't it be amazing to have subtitles for all languages?! :-)
What are differences in articulations between ɹ and ɚ?
I love that you use a very good microphone, the audio is crystal clear, so many videos on youtube get this wrong.
Hi! I'm so glad you enjoyed the audio experience! It's the Yeti in case anyone is interested. Thanks for your feedback!