You're wonderful, I'm Haitian. I do love your accent, I also learned my accent from A J Hoge. I have always wanted to work as call center agent, as I am not in The US, can you please refer me to a US company that also hire people that are not in the US?
Wow, I don't know how or why I came across your video, but I'm impressed. You were thorough and effective in your teaching methods. More importantly, you gave your audience great advice - I paraphrase, "don't get so hung up on the rules... Instead, learn to listen... to become fluent!" ... I totally agree. I knew some basic Spanish, but I didn't become more fluid in my speech until after I watched telenovelas! 😊 I learned to listen to the words and pronunciations... Then I applied what I heard/learned. Bravo!!! 👏👏👏 More power to you for helping other Filipinos "speak" in a way that Americans can relate to. 💖
Dami kong natututunan dito kay Ma'am Candice!! Nakangiti lang ako all the time habang nanonood at nakikinig ng mga lessons niya!💖💖 Thanks for this great video!💖💖 Sana po ay mas marami pa kayong gawing english lessons for us!💖💖
I wish i could do this kind of accent in the near future.I'm a former construction worker and currently waiting for my training date in telco. Your videos helped me a lot to passed my interviews especially in mock call. Love to watch your videos and I've always feel motivated. Kindly correct my grammar I'll do appreciate it
Can I add something that really helped me? As Filipinos, we grew up saying words ending in TION as SHON... like action (ac-SHON) , lotion (lo-SHON) etc. Try "shun" instead of "shon".
That's just a suggestion. You probably don't know about TH-cam studio. Won't run out of 100% free music to choose from. No copyright claims. You have a point though.
@@owelguitaryes..but since it's very important to hear every sounds she was discussing about she shouldn't put music on or even the lightest background music. All we need is her voice. Her voice for me is enough.
I’m truly amazed with the way you approach teaching Filipinos the English language. You have a way of catching my interest and keeping it until you’re done. When I tell you, I really don’t like watching 20+ minute long videos but it’s so easy for me to watch your videos until the end. I’m learning from you so much, and I’m not even a call center agent. 😂 Thank you so much, ate! 🙌
We immigrated to Canada in 2011 and even then I would get comments on how my English doesn’t have a distinguishable pinoy accent. Most people thought I was born here. Even fellow pinoys would give me compliments on how easily I have adapted. Ito mga tricks ko and I have been doing this since elementary: 1. Watch English shows. 2. Read and read a lot. 3. Practice pronouncing words. Wag mahiya. Marami sa atin natatakot matawag na maarte. 4. Maraming aspects ang speaking and hindi lang pronunciation of words. Sometimes we tend to focus a lot on our pronunciation to the point na nakakalimutan na natin ang real goal ng speaking which is to get our point across. Mas mahalaga pa rin kapag may sustansya ang sinasabi kaysa aasa lang sa ganda ng pagkakasabi.
You will be a good English/Literature teacher. I'm a literature student myself and I just love your teaching techniques; simple and clear. Please continue creating videos like these. Your intelligence is highly needed 😂😂
Your videos are awesome. I worked in a call center for years in the US, and for the final three years we were blended with another team based out of the Philippines. My manager from this team was Philippines based as well, and she and I worked with the rest of the team on pronunciation when dealing with American customers. I wish I had known about this channel then, because this would have been such an amazing resource for all of us. Keep up the good work
yeah but they literally aren't even required to teach that type of accent though, right? so why would they bother lol kahit english teacher kailangan lang naman yung basics ng proper grammar and sentence structure etc, no matter what accent they use to teach. unless sa mayaman na private school sila at binabayaran sila na magturo gamit ang isang specific na accent, the filipino accent is good enough diba, yun naman ang commonly used sa pilipinas hahaha
Let us just say there is no "correct pronunciation", then there is no mistake in pronunciation as far the Filipino perspective is concerned. It is the "Filipino English" pronunciation. Let me explain further. We will never say that the Scotch way of English pronunciation is a mistake in comparison to neutral "American accent". It is just the way it is in Scotland, the Scottish people won't ever say their pronunciation is the wrong way. It is our Filipino English pronunciation, same way as Australians, South Africans, Indians speak their own unique pronunciation of English. You are sharing tips in how to mimic neutral American pronunciation and not the "correct way" of pronunciation, because it IS NOT the only way to pronounce English in the world. Your pronunciation tips is useful specifically for those who are migrating or working in North America and would like to adjust their pronunciation as practiced in their new environ.
Totally agree, listening to customer during calls will definitely help us observe their usage of language. Strict grammar isn't necessary since we have to be flexible depending also on the state we are calling. but i so love this video! so straightforward
This was the very first video that I watched from your channel and I really didn't have the idea of ending in a BPO industry after graduation. Thank you so much for being my mentor in my journey as a customer support agent. God bless!
I like the way you talk. Some teachers on YT exaggerate their pronunciation to make it sound like American. It has to come out natural and you are doing it just right. You still have a hint of Filipino accent but to me, it's perfect. I wish I can talk like you. If I may also add, some call center agents pronounce T as CH to have that American accent. Ex: Two = CHU which is very irritating. About the word PESO, it comes from Spanish so I guess it should be pronounced the way Spanish do which is the one we have gotten used to. The one you Googled is the English form where the English pronunciation of vowels is used. In my opinion, "pehso" or "peyso" should be correct.
Agree with you on PESO. Mexican Peh-so, not the American pey-sow, should be the standard. Also, aside from the CHU sound (as in YouCHube), I've heard TS (as in ChrisTS)
How i wish that i can speak the way how you speak i also wanted to work in a call center because in my past experience in an interview about call center the Hr Told me that I need nore confidence because i admit that i dont have self confidence to speak English
Try reading English books and watching English movies as well as communicating with someone in English language. Then you will have the confidence to communicate in English. 😊
I am planning to apply in a BPO company and it will be my first time applying for a job. Babalikan ko to once na ma interview ako at mahire. Thank you for the tips :))
Hi pretty girl ang ganda ng voice mo and accent..always watching your video po dmi ko natututunan...Healthcare account here 😊 Sample nmn po jan Healthcare Mock call😊 thank you idol.
I need to improve this second language, I'm from latam but I'm learning English through Call Center. I only need more months to learn this language, so I'd use English like my second language
I wish I have found your TH-cam earlier…I lived in the US for a long time and I felt that my Filipino accent and pronunciation was a deterrent to my getting a better job/promotion especially now that most job interviews are being held via Zoom...I appreciate your lessons!
PLEASE to all newbies please please again please do not watch this video .... please begin with miss kwestyon other vlogs... mag inart inarts mo , please begin sa unsa inuhang sultion am i right miss kwestyon... usa mag libog mo or ma confused mo sa unsang sultiun :)
Good things on these topics were to tackle those misconception on how those words should pronounce correctly. So informative and interesting. Keep it coming Shiela thanks
Well most Americans also mispronounced a lot of words. Actually the word peso is Spanish. So it's actually pronounced as pe-so not pey-sow. Just like Santa Fe. It's really san-ta-feh not sa-na-fey. Los Angeles, it's should really be los-ang-he-les not los-an-je-les. These are spanish words not american. Cliche is french. The americans pronounced it as kli-shey. It should really be klee-sheh because that's how the French pronounced it. The Americans got it all wrong. Well, I don't work in a call center so it doesn't really bother me. As long as you were able to send your message across, that's fine with me. Just saying. ☺🙂🤗
I went to the Call Center Interview today morning and I answered all the questions asked by the Hiring Manager and she was talking about the Salary expectation and when Can I join to the job? And she took my Resume and School result sheet and said they will send the details of the job today before 4pm in my Gmail.But didn't send? Is that mean am I not Selected 😢? But answered all the questions in the interview correctly. what Shall i do now? or did she forgot to send?
Last night i had my amazon account final interview and I'm still waiting for a call from the company's talent acquisition (it's my first job application btw hehe and i hope I'd get a call from them) it's a little sad bec only now i discovered your channel and i might have improved last night's interview sorry for the grammar
if im speaking Tagalog i would pronounce english words in Tagalog too. like , “ one fifty “ i will pronounce it like “ wampipti” or tenk yu instead of Thank You .. sounds weird when you speak tagalog shifing to different accent back and forth 😂
One more thing that makes English complicated is reading/hearing new words that you don't know how to pronounce and also, the confusion around using prepositions and articles The vs. A. Hope you include them in your videos. You're so amazing.
The advantage of knowing how to read phonetic sounds, is it's so much easy for you to pronounce the words that you have not yet encountered. The shwa is the important sound in English which is represented by an upside down e in the Phonetic Alphabet. Just like reading musical notes that you could easily figure out its basic melody.
I like american accent and pronunciation. But i think it's wrong to say you pronounce it wrong (peso), bc words are pronounce differently in different countries. Also it's philippine currency not american currency.
I don't know though I'm a current employee here in iqor I still don't have the confidence just like her. But this video has helped me a lot to pronounce the words correctly. Guys, it takes time I've been taking calls for almost a year now and yeah my communications skills improve a lot.
Ka gwapa and brilliant nimo Miss . I love your videos..This is a such big help for us English language learners. Please keep on making videos like this for us.
Wow! reli an awesome guide...thou, don't have problem wd enunciation, but m struggling about navigating yl following an expert trainer...m not reli quick to grasp in our training...if u myt topic such include nx tym.. I'll be glad to watch here. thanks so much. u are so impressived👋👋👋👋👋👋💛🧡💚💙🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
Oh my God.Thank you for these Ms.Shien.You know my favorite subject is English,but there's a lot to learn more about my pronunciation and the grammar😄.Btw,I am planning to apply as a call center.Wish I could use your accent.Wish me luck! Btw,new subsciber here.
Now ko lng na pagtanto Tama pala Ako mag bigkas Ng English 🤣 copy ko lng sa mga napapanood ko mga English movies 😅 tinatawanan pako Ng iba arte ko dw sa English Lalo na nung nag aaral Ako 🤣
Tomorrow is the start date of my training, thanks to this video I really learned a lot. Super easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tips!!! 🥺❤️
Peso(pay 'sow/ the first time i heard this word was from my american friend when he ask me how much is the equivalent of uSd to peso and that's the first time i heard on how to pronounce it.
This is great content. I'd like to add that when a word that starts with a T is preceded by a word that ends with a vowel sound, it's more common to pronounce the t as a flap t (like in the word water). For instance, in "See you tomorrow" the t usually sounds like a d: See yuh duhmorrow 😀
Ooops my mistake. That rule only applies to the words to, today, and tomorrow. And it doesnt matter whether the word is preceded by a vowel or consonant sound.
Ang galing mo mam. Ksi nung akoy nanny sa hongkong ang alaga ko pumapasok xa ng ganito ang turo s knya peonix ang twag if Im not mistaken. Ito ksi ung wla s atin dto s pinas hindi ganito ang turo s school
"of" has two kinds of pronounciation. The one you just showed is the unstressed sound and also the stressed sound. There are others and it depends on the speed we pronounce it. It's a hard topic that i'm unable to account for since if i speak fast a native won't understand me so i try to speak clearly and less fast.
"Ohmaygosh, sheez soo ma-artæ" na parang tæ 🤣😂🤣 ... I recommend this for "refreshing" our tongues for our lessons decades ago. Thank you!! #AvidFanHereForMonthsNow 🙃
With the article "the", the consideration should be on the word's phonological transcription, not on its alphabetical spelling. 😁 Gonna need more contents like this one ❣️
Hi! I stared my training last wednesday, and I would just like to say that you and your channel is one of the reasons I was able to get through the application process, and eventually get hired. Thank you for the service you do, and I hope you can keep this up as long as you can.
gusto kong makapasok sa bpo kaya lahat ng video mo po pag aaralan ko mahina loob ko sa english pero etong comment ko na to babalikan ko pag nag bpo na ko :)
Your videos helped me a lot, I started watching your videos before applying as a call center agent and right now I'm a trainee. I wouldn't have ace my interview without you. Thank you❣
Oops! CORRECTIONS:
1) not "Liasons" but Liaisons
2) not "a AC" but "an AC"
More more more of like this
Very helpful ❤️❤️
You're wonderful, I'm Haitian.
I do love your accent, I also learned my accent from A J Hoge. I have always wanted to work as call center agent, as I am not in The US, can you please refer me to a US company that also hire people that are not in the US?
What if u have a broken teeth po maka pasok po ba kaya ako sa call center?
Hello po sa inyo
@@eriicoyguilaran384 uu namn
*ABSOLUTELY YES!!! You can learn different languages in sentences or phrases, not in small units.*
Wow, I don't know how or why I came across your video, but I'm impressed. You were thorough and effective in your teaching methods. More importantly, you gave your audience great advice - I paraphrase, "don't get so hung up on the rules... Instead, learn to listen... to become fluent!" ... I totally agree. I knew some basic Spanish, but I didn't become more fluid in my speech until after I watched telenovelas! 😊 I learned to listen to the words and pronunciations... Then I applied what I heard/learned. Bravo!!! 👏👏👏 More power to you for helping other Filipinos "speak" in a way that Americans can relate to. 💖
Dami kong natututunan dito kay Ma'am Candice!! Nakangiti lang ako all the time habang nanonood at nakikinig ng mga lessons niya!💖💖
Thanks for this great video!💖💖
Sana po ay mas marami pa kayong gawing english lessons for us!💖💖
I wish i could do this kind of accent in the near future.I'm a former construction worker and currently waiting for my training date in telco. Your videos helped me a lot to passed my interviews especially in mock call. Love to watch your videos and I've always feel motivated. Kindly correct my grammar I'll do appreciate it
Proud of you Sir! *hugs* #Aja
Good luck sa BPO journey
Great job sir.
Artistlllmmgg
nice bro . dont hesitate , reach for your goals
My training starts tomorrow thanks for the new learning 🥰
This is perfect. This is I've been waiting for. I hope you will make another video related in this topic. Thank you
You are awesome 😎 I shared your videos with my Pinay amor that I'm hoping joins me in life's battles.
Excellent tutorial! I would disagree with peso. It's ok to say it as Peh-so. And program vs. programme, program should rhyme with telegram. 😊
Can I add something that really helped me? As Filipinos, we grew up saying words ending in TION as SHON... like action (ac-SHON) , lotion (lo-SHON) etc. Try "shun" instead of "shon".
You speak clearly po. I think a music in the background could add spice to your videos. Great content!
You'd rather not use music to make it less complicated in monetizing your video. It's less to think about, less work in editing.
That's just a suggestion. You probably don't know about TH-cam studio. Won't run out of 100% free music to choose from. No copyright claims. You have a point though.
@@owelguitaryes..but since it's very important to hear every sounds she was discussing about she shouldn't put music on or even the lightest background music. All we need is her voice. Her voice for me is enough.
"shouldn't"? ok
@@owelguitar ēm i right or correct?😊😁
single for singgil, speed for espeed, potasium for pota-sium, and so on 😊
Hello Ms.Candice, Thank you so much for all the ideas of yours, i hope i could use all of these when i apply for call center.. you are so amazing👏👏
I badly wanted to be like you ❤️
I want to learn english From you ❤️
Awesome!
hahaha napaka cute ng " OMG your so maarte" 😊
Imagine if all elementary and highschool teachers are like her then most of Filipinos has American accent when speaking english just like in Guam.
What's wrong with having Filipino accent?
@@biodata2020 did I say there is wrong with Filipino accent?
Love it!
I’m truly amazed with the way you approach teaching Filipinos the English language. You have a way of catching my interest and keeping it until you’re done. When I tell you, I really don’t like watching 20+ minute long videos but it’s so easy for me to watch your videos until the end. I’m learning from you so much, and I’m not even a call center agent. 😂 Thank you so much, ate! 🙌
We immigrated to Canada in 2011 and even then I would get comments on how my English doesn’t have a distinguishable pinoy accent. Most people thought I was born here. Even fellow pinoys would give me compliments on how easily I have adapted. Ito mga tricks ko and I have been doing this since elementary:
1. Watch English shows.
2. Read and read a lot.
3. Practice pronouncing words. Wag mahiya. Marami sa atin natatakot matawag na maarte.
4. Maraming aspects ang speaking and hindi lang pronunciation of words. Sometimes we tend to focus a lot on our pronunciation to the point na nakakalimutan na natin ang real goal ng speaking which is to get our point across. Mas mahalaga pa rin kapag may sustansya ang sinasabi kaysa aasa lang sa ganda ng pagkakasabi.
Kahit ako waley talaga sa mga accent2 na yan kasi nagmumukha akong alien kahit anung push lumalabas talaga pagka pinoy ng accent ko hehehee
:Learn the Grammar rules as well as the phonetic sounds. Wrong pronunciation will change the meaning of the word.
You will be a good English/Literature teacher. I'm a literature student myself and I just love your teaching techniques; simple and clear. Please continue creating videos like these. Your intelligence is highly needed 😂😂
Literature is quite different from teaching English as a language. She is a very good language trainer definitely.
Please, if you could, start a podcast today. As in right now!! you're so goooooooooood! Cheers!
Yah you should
I agreed.
Agree🙋
Idk why I'm watching this when I should be studying organic chemistry 🤣
you're the reason why i passed in my assessment and interview in BPO 😚😘
Your videos are awesome. I worked in a call center for years in the US, and for the final three years we were blended with another team based out of the Philippines. My manager from this team was Philippines based as well, and she and I worked with the rest of the team on pronunciation when dealing with American customers. I wish I had known about this channel then, because this would have been such an amazing resource for all of us. Keep up the good work
even the English teacher's can't pronounce that kind off accent HAHA kahit English teacher pa sila
yeah but they literally aren't even required to teach that type of accent though, right? so why would they bother lol kahit english teacher kailangan lang naman yung basics ng proper grammar and sentence structure etc, no matter what accent they use to teach. unless sa mayaman na private school sila at binabayaran sila na magturo gamit ang isang specific na accent, the filipino accent is good enough diba, yun naman ang commonly used sa pilipinas hahaha
Funny, I clearly understand your explanation more than my English teacher! He he
Mabuhay ka at ang iyong channel! 😊
So useful. I love how you put so much effort, passion and detail into your educational videos. Thank you for creating this ate sheina❤️
Let us just say there is no "correct pronunciation", then there is no mistake in pronunciation as far the Filipino perspective is concerned. It is the "Filipino English" pronunciation. Let me explain further. We will never say that the Scotch way of English pronunciation is a mistake in comparison to neutral "American accent". It is just the way it is in Scotland, the Scottish people won't ever say their pronunciation is the wrong way. It is our Filipino English pronunciation, same way as Australians, South Africans, Indians speak their own unique pronunciation of English. You are sharing tips in how to mimic neutral American pronunciation and not the "correct way" of pronunciation, because it IS NOT the only way to pronounce English in the world. Your pronunciation tips is useful specifically for those who are migrating or working in North America and would like to adjust their pronunciation as practiced in their new environ.
Mam I was waiting for your video. Thanks a lot
damn. literally the answer to all my pronunciation questions HAHAHAHAA (it’s almost 2am and i’m freakin’ out)
ommyyyy sameeee hehe
This is the such a helpfull video, applying this video and reading in loud voice makes wonders.
Totally agree, listening to customer during calls will definitely help us observe their usage of language. Strict grammar isn't necessary since we have to be flexible depending also on the state we are calling. but i so love this video! so straightforward
This was the very first video that I watched from your channel and I really didn't have the idea of ending in a BPO industry after graduation. Thank you so much for being my mentor in my journey as a customer support agent. God bless!
This is someting that you improve by practicing everyday 🙈
I've been watching your video since the day of my application until today that I was hired. Thank you so much for the tips and learnings ❤️ Keep Safe!
Now i know how English pronunciation is complicated
I like the way you talk. Some teachers on YT exaggerate their pronunciation to make it sound like American. It has to come out natural and you are doing it just right. You still have a hint of Filipino accent but to me, it's perfect. I wish I can talk like you. If I may also add, some call center agents pronounce T as CH to have that American accent. Ex: Two = CHU which is very irritating.
About the word PESO, it comes from Spanish so I guess it should be pronounced the way Spanish do which is the one we have gotten used to. The one you Googled is the English form where the English pronunciation of vowels is used. In my opinion, "pehso" or "peyso" should be correct.
two = chu? whuuut omg, i find it so informal 🥴
Agree with you on PESO. Mexican Peh-so, not the American pey-sow, should be the standard.
Also, aside from the CHU sound (as in YouCHube), I've heard TS (as in ChrisTS)
Wow I love this video it make me feel more comfortable now speaking English.
Damn this is quite good pronounciation advice. Never seen this explained this simple and clear.
How i wish that i can speak the way how you speak i also wanted to work in a call center because in my past experience in an interview about call center the Hr Told me that I need nore confidence because i admit that i dont have self confidence to speak English
It is helpful for me to watched your video
Try reading English books and watching English movies as well as communicating with someone in English language. Then you will have the confidence to communicate in English. 😊
I am planning to apply in a BPO company and it will be my first time applying for a job. Babalikan ko to once na ma interview ako at mahire. Thank you for the tips :))
Hi pretty girl ang ganda ng voice mo and accent..always watching your video po dmi ko natututunan...Healthcare account here
😊 Sample nmn po jan Healthcare Mock call😊 thank you idol.
wow you have a beautiful voice that catches my attention, thank you so much for your tips! you reminded me my linguistic class at uni :D
I need to improve this second language, I'm from latam but I'm learning English through Call Center. I only need more months to learn this language, so I'd use English like my second language
I wish I have found your TH-cam earlier…I lived in the US for a long time and I felt that my Filipino accent and pronunciation was a deterrent to my getting a better job/promotion especially now that most job interviews are being held via Zoom...I appreciate your lessons!
After watching your video, I applied these tips during our Mock Calls and I passed. Hoping to get better and better each day. Thankyou so much!
PLEASE to all newbies please please again please do not watch this video .... please begin with miss kwestyon other vlogs... mag inart inarts mo , please begin sa unsa inuhang sultion am i right miss kwestyon... usa mag libog mo or ma confused mo sa unsang sultiun :)
Good things on these topics were to tackle those misconception on how those words should pronounce correctly. So informative and interesting. Keep it coming Shiela thanks
Well most Americans also mispronounced a lot of words. Actually the word peso is Spanish. So it's actually pronounced as pe-so not pey-sow. Just like Santa Fe. It's really san-ta-feh not sa-na-fey. Los Angeles, it's should really be los-ang-he-les not los-an-je-les. These are spanish words not american. Cliche is french. The americans pronounced it as kli-shey. It should really be klee-sheh because that's how the French pronounced it. The Americans got it all wrong. Well, I don't work in a call center so it doesn't really bother me. As long as you were able to send your message across, that's fine with me. Just saying. ☺🙂🤗
Sa 20mins andami kong nalaman, tysm!!
I went to the Call Center Interview today morning and I answered all the questions asked by the Hiring Manager and she was talking about the Salary expectation and when Can I join to the job? And she took my Resume and School result sheet and said they will send the details of the job today before 4pm in my Gmail.But didn't send? Is that mean am I not Selected 😢? But answered all the questions in the interview correctly. what Shall i do now? or did she forgot to send?
I love the way you teach the pronunciation guide. Please more videos like these. It helps me on my online classes. Thanks
Ang dami kong natutunan! 🥰 Thank you for constantly make these kind of vids ❤️ more power po.
hi my forever idol ko thank you po ☺️ more videos pa po pls.. hehehe lapit narin po kasi nesting namen. ❤️
If u are interested to join in a Airport 😊 most welcome
Last night i had my amazon account final interview and I'm still waiting for a call from the company's talent acquisition (it's my first job application btw hehe and i hope I'd get a call from them) it's a little sad bec only now i discovered your channel and i might have improved last night's interview sorry for the grammar
if im speaking Tagalog i would pronounce english words in Tagalog too. like , “ one fifty “ i will pronounce it like “ wampipti” or tenk yu instead of Thank You .. sounds weird when you speak tagalog shifing to different accent back and forth 😂
One more thing that makes English complicated is reading/hearing new words that you don't know how to pronounce and also, the confusion around using prepositions and articles The vs. A. Hope you include them in your videos. You're so amazing.
The advantage of knowing how to read phonetic sounds, is it's so much easy for you to pronounce the words that you have not yet encountered. The shwa is the important sound in English which is represented by an upside down e in the Phonetic Alphabet. Just like reading musical notes that you could easily figure out its basic melody.
I like american accent and pronunciation. But i think it's wrong to say you pronounce it wrong (peso), bc words are pronounce differently in different countries. Also it's philippine currency not american currency.
I don't know though I'm a current employee here in iqor I still don't have the confidence just like her. But this video has helped me a lot to pronounce the words correctly. Guys, it takes time I've been taking calls for almost a year now and yeah my communications skills improve a lot.
Ka gwapa and brilliant nimo Miss . I love your videos..This is a such big help for us English language learners. Please keep on making videos like this for us.
I've been working for a year now doing outbound calls and I feel like I'm lucky to watch this. It's like a refresher course :D
I start working for credit one bank...and today I unwillingly interrupted the customer..and then it was horrible to me😂
I’m so glad that I found your channel, I have learned a lot from you! Thank you!
Is it okay to use British english when applying. I am used to speak English the british way
You explain better than my English teacher way back in high-school 🙈
Wow! reli an awesome guide...thou, don't have problem wd enunciation, but m struggling about navigating yl following an expert trainer...m not reli quick to grasp in our training...if u myt topic such include nx tym.. I'll be glad to watch here. thanks so much. u are so impressived👋👋👋👋👋👋💛🧡💚💙🙋♂️🙋♂️🙋♂️
More about these videos please :)
Noted!
Agree!! You 'd help a lot of Filipinos esp children n students too! I love this lesson!😍
Thank you for this tutorial vedio,I'm aware now.😊 It's big help.😊
Oh my God.Thank you for these Ms.Shien.You know my favorite subject is English,but there's a lot to learn more about my pronunciation and the grammar😄.Btw,I am planning to apply as a call center.Wish I could use your accent.Wish me luck!
Btw,new subsciber here.
Now ko lng na pagtanto Tama pala Ako mag bigkas Ng English 🤣 copy ko lng sa mga napapanood ko mga English movies 😅 tinatawanan pako Ng iba arte ko dw sa English Lalo na nung nag aaral Ako 🤣
Thank you so much for this 😭 Actually, you're one of my inspirations why I wanted to have an accent like yours and this helps so much. Thank you.
This should be get a millions subscribers...now a days people more have time to watch those stupid vlogs than learning .
OH MY GOD SHE'S SO MA ARTE😁 legit
SUBSCRIBED 😊 even not a call center agent. 🌹🌹🌹 Napakaganda mong panuorin. 🤗🤗🤗 GOD BLESS.
1:17 You, almost laughing here, is very contagious! Haha awesome content, mademoiselle! 👌🙏🤙
Philippines all u need is backer.even u are good if the other applicants have backer u wont get the job.
Tomorrow is the start date of my training, thanks to this video I really learned a lot. Super easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tips!!! 🥺❤️
Hi san ka po na hired?
Makat.on najud kog saktung pronouncation sakong English Ani.. slaymat m3em❤️
Very informative, just had my English subject recap❤️😅
Feeling ko cebuana si ate kadalasan ng mga naka work ko from cebu ang gagaling mag english. Mahihiya mga tiga Manila.Hahahaah
Thank you, 'te!
I'm pretty good, but it can't hurt to improve better even if I'm not a call center agent and I'm just living in America lmao.
im literally answering your questions like a student at school and i really enjoy it.☺️ THANKYOU
How I wish I could use This tomorrow for my interview.. btw thank u sheena
Absolutely highly fluent! Love the way speak and yes listening is the key..
Peso(pay 'sow/ the first time i heard this word was from my american friend when he ask me how much is the equivalent of uSd to peso and that's the first time i heard on how to pronounce it.
This is great content. I'd like to add that when a word that starts with a T is preceded by a word that ends with a vowel sound, it's more common to pronounce the t as a flap t (like in the word water). For instance, in "See you tomorrow" the t usually sounds like a d: See yuh duhmorrow 😀
Ooops my mistake. That rule only applies to the words to, today, and tomorrow. And it doesnt matter whether the word is preceded by a vowel or consonant sound.
But pronouncing it with a true t is also 👌
I love it 🤩 I need this 😍 I also let my kids watch it 🙂 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Am not even a call center, but your explanation is so clear and understandable 👏🏻
Ang galing mo mam. Ksi nung akoy nanny sa hongkong ang alaga ko pumapasok xa ng ganito ang turo s knya peonix ang twag if Im not mistaken. Ito ksi ung wla s atin dto s pinas hindi ganito ang turo s school
"of" has two kinds of pronounciation. The one you just showed is the unstressed sound and also the stressed sound. There are others and it depends on the speed we pronounce it. It's a hard topic that i'm unable to account for since if i speak fast a native won't understand me so i try to speak clearly and less fast.
should be "pronunciation"
that explains the song " because of (ov) you i never stray too far from the sidewalk",,,,heheh Thank you so much for the tutorial!!!!
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"Ohmaygosh, sheez soo ma-artæ" na parang tæ 🤣😂🤣 ...
I recommend this for "refreshing" our tongues for our lessons decades ago. Thank you!! #AvidFanHereForMonthsNow 🙃
Kaya ngaaaaa... ang arte!!! Hahaha.. pero nakakainggit talaga.. sapian mo na ako! I want you.
With the article "the", the consideration should be on the word's phonological transcription, not on its alphabetical spelling. 😁 Gonna need more contents like this one ❣️
so it's just like same with "a" and"an", right?
Learned a lot from a single video.
Tnank you so much
Love your accent
Hi! I stared my training last wednesday, and I would just like to say that you and your channel is one of the reasons I was able to get through the application process, and eventually get hired.
Thank you for the service you do, and I hope you can keep this up as long as you can.
Congratulations!!!👏👏 That's so nice to hear.🥳🥳🥳 Thank you, too!❤️
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I really admire how you speak Ms. Candice.
gusto kong makapasok sa bpo kaya lahat ng video mo po pag aaralan ko mahina loob ko sa english pero etong comment ko na to babalikan ko pag nag bpo na ko :)
Your videos helped me a lot, I started watching your videos before applying as a call center agent and right now I'm a trainee. I wouldn't have ace my interview without you. Thank you❣
Congratulations, Dhaira!👏👏👏 That's amazing!🥳🥳🥳
Dear Candice, thank you very mutch for those video! ♥♥♥