Josh I woluld say that your lessons-videos always stay at the top helpful as far as it's needed information , I'm a foreigner and English is't my family launguage , Thank you so much for a chance to speak In English right.
To be honest, I think you teach English pronunciation super super super well. Almost all the teachers in Hong Kong and China say that the American English R is a Retroflex sound. They say if you want to make an R sound, you must curl you tongue tip. I tried to make a retroflex R sound but I found it was really hard to do it because my tongue tip easily touches the hard palate and the sound was very wired and wrong. And most of the Chinese think that the American English R is just the same as the R in Mandarin in which the R is a retroflex sound at the end of a syllable. In fact, the 2 Rs are totally different. For me, I can’t pronounce the Mandarin R correctly because I speak Cantonese. I am glad that you teach a much easier way to pronounce the R sound. Thank you so much.
I've been scouring youtube for excellent explanations for how to make this sound, and this is spot on! You've covered all the aspects to help students get this sound right, thank you for your work!
Josh I woluld say that your lessons-videos always stay at the top helpful as far as it's needed information , I'm a foreigner and English is't my family launguage , Thank you so much for a chance to speak In English right.
To be honest, I think you teach English pronunciation super super super well.
Almost all the teachers in Hong Kong and China say that the American English R is a Retroflex sound. They say if you want to make an R sound, you must curl you tongue tip. I tried to make a retroflex R sound but I found it was really hard to do it because my tongue tip easily touches the hard palate and the sound was very wired and wrong.
And most of the Chinese think that the American English R is just the same as the R in Mandarin in which the R is a retroflex sound at the end of a syllable. In fact, the 2 Rs are totally different. For me, I can’t pronounce the Mandarin R correctly because I speak Cantonese.
I am glad that you teach a much easier way to pronounce the R sound. Thank you so much.
Thanks!
Be on the lookout for the R/L mouth posture lesson in the near future. It'll probably help you even more 🙂
I've been scouring youtube for excellent explanations for how to make this sound, and this is spot on! You've covered all the aspects to help students get this sound right, thank you for your work!
Excellent . you are absolutely a good teacher.
Thank u, this awesome
Great job... you've won my confidence
I know that's no simple statement and I greatly appreciate it. Thanks for the feedback 🙂
Quality stuff Josh!
Very nice explanation. It seems like I am making a retroflex ‘r’ when I try to say this sound.
That's perfectly fine, as long as it's a nice, solid, deep sound ☺
I still don't know how to tense my tongue. Help me
I'll be making the key video you need for that very soon. Just hold tight 🙂
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good teaching .Do you think it is better to shave your moustache before recording.😀
I'm not y'know or anything, but his mustache is great. This video is old anyway. He shaved it now.