Connected Speech with Vowels in English (free PDF)
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Learn how to use connected speech with vowels in English. Connected speech is vital if you want your speech to flow and sound more natural. You will learn how to connect vowel to vowel in rapid speech using linking /j/, /w/ and /r/. You will know what the difference is between the linking R and the intrusive R as well as how to use them in sentences.
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0:00 - Lesson explanation
0:25 - Get 50% off a 1:1 lesson (Preply)
01:12 - Download the free PDF!
1:54 - What is vowel-vowel connected speech?
2:10 - Why do we use connected speech?
2:16 - Rule 1 (linking j)
3:17 - Rule 2 (linking w)
4:17 - Rule 3 (intrusive r)
6:36 - Rule 4 (linking r)
8:05 - What is the difference between linking r and intrusive r?
9:08 - Read a story (free PDF!)
9:23 - Practise connected speech by reading a story
10:40 - Connected speech story analysis
17:39 - Read a story and analyse connected speech
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19:18 - FREE PDF! (link in description)
19:37 - Thanks for watching!
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OMG. Lorand Order? I can't get behind that. It's not even a transition from "Lah" to "And" but a transition from "Loh" and "and." Just become better at making very short pauses between words for clarity. My own habits in speaking "least accented English" in foreign countries are very often appreciated notably as they often found I am easily understood when I speak English to them despite it not being their first language. I speak to be understood with clarity of sound and of meaning. This is the English we should all strive to speak rather than teaching others to learn to hear transition sounds between words.
There are times when transitioning vowels is fine. Many languages require it as many such languages only recognize the 5 basic vowel sounds in the first place. "Eye" is actually "Ah"+"Ee" transitioned together. But the notion on inserting an R sound when you otherwise refuse to actually make the R sound if a word ends in R seems amazingly inconsistent. While I was pleased with the way you use the R sound in "Correction" the "o" vowel is pronounced entirely wrong.
I criticize Japanese speakers as well. Don't mistake that I don't. They often hear things that they never say at all! Their language depends almost entirely on understood customs. A common phrase used meaning "also this" or "also here" is "Mo aru yo!" If you guessed they actually say "Mario" you would have guessed right! And they will deny they are actually saying "Mario!" Another common thing heard in Japanese shops is "Irasshai masseh!" I ra sha i ma se. You may have heard that before. But in some shops in the Kanto region, you will hear them say ""Shai-seh! Shai-seh!" and when I ask them what they said, they would say it properly as Irashaimase. I have come to believe they actually do not hear themselves speak nor do they hear someone speak when they are not Japanese in appearance. Many times I have spoken perfect Japanese to people in Japan and if they were not looking at me when I spoke, they would respond as expected. But if they saw that it was me? A white guy with blue eyes? They would often claim they didn't understand me or just say "Eeeeh?"
I've grown to become very good at hearing vocal sounds and repeating them exactly as I hear them. I don't think it should be a rare skill. All one needs is the ability to listen without "interpreting" and the skill to use your mouth to recreate the sounds. I say "without interpreting" specifically because I find most difficult pronunciation is actually based on how words are SPELLED in Roman letters and their local customs for pronouncing those words. That is to say when people listen with interpretation, they mentally try to spell the words they hear using their own alphabet or syllablary. If you're not familiar with non-English/non-Latin written methods, some word elements are written as syllable sounds rather than combinations of consonants and vowels. Japanese and Korean are such languages but there are many more outside of the far East. Are runic languages similar? I have not gone into that before but remain curious.
The spoken language in general is a mess and it doesn't matter what language you are speaking. But if you are speaking English, I find it's best to speak the more "Universally understood" English rather than anything that might be considered national or regional. And when speaking a non-English language, you should use a similarly universally understood" version of their language. Spanish generic is better than Spanish Mexico, for example. And Tagalog should also be spoken in a Spanish generic style.
I think you should focus more on generic English and less on regional English, honestly as this is beneficial to both old English learners as well as new English learners. If they learn a more generic English, wherever they go, they will have a higher probability of being understood which is the true purpose of learning another language.
I think people should learn what THEY want and what they feel they need the most. Let's not judge people for just wanting to communicate, use natural features, and understand connected speech when it is used. :)
Are you learning Japanese, Emma?