I've been frustrating about these words especially in ''can vs can't ''. But today I feel so nice after knowing about the slight differences between these words. From now I will try to used to these words in a daily conversation. Thank you so much my dear Hadar.
It’s remarkable class as usual master Hadar!! You were born to teaching English!! It’s easier to understand your explanation and everything makes sense!! Thanks God we have you!! I’m so grateful to learning from you !! You’re the master of English!!❤❤❤
Hi Hadar, thanks for this relevant lesson, I needed it! The most confusing for me was "word-world" but your explanation was so helpful now it's ok! By the way there is another confusing pair for me : "wonder-wander". Take care
Great video! 🥰 I'm going to add these pairs to the 15 minutes pronunciation practice (another great video you made...) תודה רבה על כל הסרטונים שאת עושה! תוכן ברמה מעולה
You are very good worker, that means that you are doing your work thoroughly. And for the readers of these words. Do you know what is the basic thing in every good work? The controle. And what is necessary for the memorising of everything /inclusivly also the music/? Repetition. You do it also. Repetitio est mater studiorum.
Hadar you are the best teacher ever!!! I am a visual person, so having the IPA symbols after listening your wonderful pronunciation makes everything so clear. Thanks a lot for this magnificent lesson.🤩
Good explanation! I am a native speaker, and have no issue with these words. But I enjoyed hearing your break-down of the pronunciations. One thing, however -- I do not put the "y" in "quiet."
"were" was my hardest word to say. I mixed it up with the pronunciation of the word "where". Thank you very much for your excellent videos. I love it! :) Another word I stumbled upon is: "treat", like the expression: deceive or regale! I pronounced "treeit" rather than "tr_t"
Thank you so much for your teaching way! Easy, fun, and very clear to understand for an English learner. Now, I feel easier to recognize more other words which are nearly similar syllables. The master English teacher, Miss Hadar!
I've some difficulties with words like thought, through, throughout, thorough. Could u do a vídeo about that? It's really tough for non-native speakers!!
Good explanation hadar nevertheless I find very difficcult to pronunce can vs can't .. specially the negative form the sound is very similar..there is to do mucho poractice..Thank You..
Thanks Hadar for producing this Great lesson 👍. It's clear to understand each word's pronounce because I can follow your mouth or facial movements to speak. Wondering if you have a pronunciation class like that teaching method?
funny video, I see all the word I struggle with until few years back (can-can't is the worst). I guess it would have helped me at that time. miss the of-off pair
Thank you fo your videos! Could you make an another videos about not a pair but a bigger numbers of almost similar words like HERE, HAIR, HEAR, HARE, AIR, EAR please! Becouse often it`s quite hard for foreingers to distinguish these sounds )
At least in my accent, "hear" and "here" sound identical, as do "hair" and "hare". This here hare has hair on his ear but can't hear without air. "Hear" has "ear" in it. This is not a coincidence! "Ακουσαι" has "ους" in it; no coincidence either. And it's not a coincidence: they're all cognates.
The most words which confuse me that "where - wear - were", I still can't repeat the sound clarely. I know that is my fail, but thanks anyway for that perfect explanation. I appreciate that!
The pair can/can't is devilish, the others can be discerned by the context, here is the word chosen that makes the context... But this video has helped me a lot 🙂
Exquisite explanation. U rocks. #but 🙏 For me, 57yo, in my site, Brasil, I've seen a zilion another country people with a huge accents gramar mistekes, but "WE" don't car(e). We like it. Whatever. We just want know people, you know. I've been realizing that there is a lot of lot of lot of ... teacher concerning about straight rules, like like seems a native speaker. just a observation. I'm not critizing. Grammar is important, people is in trainee procces . Is there mostly the accent, so important for a person that learning another idiom ? In my opinion, every one in this planet, have your own accent, and this also define each one. I'm a trainee, ever, Eng learning by myself. ...(after burn, rsrs LOL xxx, I'l put this in gooTranslate and gonna learning about my mistakes here.) LOL. Congrats again.
I have a good exercise here, "if I were where you were, I would wear warfare wear there 🤣 And then, some pairs: borough vs. borrow, color vs. collar, and also a triplet: suing - sewing - sowing 😃 It may appear that first two words of the triplet are supposed to be pronounced same way, but that's not true, is it?
dear teacher, help me out a bit with the canvs cant...it seems to me, everytime both are pronounced in a sentence, the stress moves...i mean...if it is affirmative, the stress flow onto the pronouon ..like "i" kn......bit if it goes negative...the stress goes onto I"kén"...does it make any sense to you?
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I've been frustrating about these words especially in ''can vs can't ''.
But today I feel so nice after knowing about the slight differences between these words.
From now I will try to used to these words in a daily conversation.
Thank you so much my dear Hadar.
to be used to these words
@@alisus3448 to be used to! Okay I understand well thanks.
I'm happy to hear that!
@@hadar.shemesh I'm overjoyed that you replied even though you are busy.
Very good
thanks
beautifully
i am from india and i watch your class everyday and now i can speak english better
Be worse
It’s remarkable class as usual master Hadar!! You were born to teaching English!! It’s easier to understand your explanation and everything makes sense!! Thanks God we have you!! I’m so grateful to learning from you !! You’re the master of English!!❤❤❤
teacher : you are the best teacher in youtube_ Thanks a bunch _ great work
Hi Hadar, thanks for this relevant lesson, I needed it! The most confusing for me was "word-world" but your explanation was so helpful now it's ok! By the way there is another confusing pair for me : "wonder-wander". Take care
Mam You are the best teacher on you tube
Thank you, Hadar. Only you can explain these things to us foreigners.
I learned do differentiate these similar sounds. Thank you, Hadar.
Love the whiteboard! 😂 Can/can't is a CLASSIC 😅
I love it too!!!
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Thanks for the lesson love from sri lanka
Thank you for your outstanding explanation!!!
Terrific teaching for me thanks God and tanks you teacher
Thank you!!! Interesting lesson
Great video! 🥰
I'm going to add these pairs to the 15 minutes pronunciation practice (another great video you made...)
תודה רבה על כל הסרטונים שאת עושה! תוכן ברמה מעולה
Oh that’s a great strategy!
ותודה רבה רבה ❤️
Hadar, you are my inspiration. Greetings from Buenos Aires!!!!!
Wonderful pronunciation practice my dear Hadar.❤
Great explanation I love it !
You are an excelent teacher
You are very good worker, that means that you are doing your work thoroughly. And for the readers of these words. Do you know what is the basic thing in every good work? The controle. And what is necessary for the memorising of everything /inclusivly also the music/? Repetition. You do it also. Repetitio est mater studiorum.
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Really helpful your contents to brush up on my speaking skill Day to Day 🤗, thank you, way to go!,
Excellent video! Thanks!
Hadar you are the best teacher ever!!! I am a visual person, so having the IPA symbols after listening your wonderful pronunciation makes everything so clear. Thanks a lot for this magnificent lesson.🤩
You're welcome, and I'm glad to hear that!
Good explanation! I am a native speaker, and have no issue with these words. But I enjoyed hearing your break-down of the pronunciations. One thing, however -- I do not put the "y" in "quiet."
Thank you Hadar. Grear video.🥰 There is another pair that I am always struggling with is " sing & sin". I can only tell them from context.
I talk about it in a previous video I made a few weeks ago on NG, look it up!
@@hadar.shemesh Thank you so much. You are AWSOME🥰🥰
At last everything is clearer. I looooooove 😍😍😍😍
Great lesson, many thanks my dear❤
"were" was my hardest word to say. I mixed it up with the pronunciation of the word "where".
Thank you very much for your excellent videos. I love it! :)
Another word I stumbled upon is: "treat", like the expression: deceive or regale!
I pronounced "treeit" rather than "tr_t"
*expression : trick or treat ! (bad translation from my autocomplete function, sorry! )
Thank you so much for your teaching way! Easy, fun, and very clear to understand for an English learner. Now, I feel easier to recognize more other words which are nearly similar syllables. The master English teacher, Miss Hadar!
You're very welcome! Thank you!!
It was a challenge to pronounce the "R." Your class is very useful. Thanks, mi beautiful Hadar.
Amazing explanation!Thank you !
I'm struggling with her and hair so far. And I just realized that I was pronouncing were as where and wear lol. Ty Hadar!
You’re welcome!!
Very useful and clear explanation thanks and greetings from Chile ❤
Amazing video!! Another confuising par for me. Food-foot Lounge-Luch
Dear Teacher,
As always you have made this video useful video as well.
Good job. I hope you focus in connected speech in the next steps.
Kind Regards
Thank you!!! What about pronunciation drills for word endings: "ed" "nd" "nds" "ths"
Hadar ❤, your teaching style is really helpful. Specially the sprint lessons. Can you please upload some more sprints. ( Patient - patience) confusing
Learning and having fun! Thanks
thanks for your instruction
Thanks Hadar for your help. Now I know the pronunciation WORD AND WORLD with the technic of 3 LLL
Thank you Rada! Your are the best teacher of this world! 🇺🇸🇧🇷🌎
I've some difficulties with words like thought, through, throughout, thorough.
Could u do a vídeo about that? It's really tough for non-native speakers!!
This lesson was amazing. Thank you so much❤
Happy you enjoyed!
Good explanation hadar nevertheless I find very difficcult to pronunce can vs can't .. specially the negative form the sound is very similar..there is to do mucho poractice..Thank You..
I have enjoyed this so much! The where, wear, were practice was needed😂 Thanks!🫶🏼
Thank you for video!! Awesome!!
Thank you for this great lesson. Very usefull. I struggle with fifthy and fifteen.
Thanks Hadar for producing this Great lesson 👍. It's clear to understand each word's pronounce because I can follow your mouth or facial movements to speak. Wondering if you have a pronunciation class like that teaching method?
a magical class!! thank you so much.
Thank you Hadar, it's a question of practice 😅
Totally!
Muy Claro. Gracias Hadar 🎉
you don't know how much I loved this English class 🥲
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As a native English speaker, I didnt realize how much differently we speak vs spell until I started teaching kids to read.
That the question I give me every time I teach my kids read in English: how do Americans teach their children to read???😅
You are great! Thank you so much. I love your classes. ❤
Great!! Thank you very much 🔥
👏👏👏 It is a wonderful video. Thank you so much.
Excellent class!!!!
I love your channel.
Thanks for helping ❤
Excellent video!! 😊
Thanks, excellent 👌
funny video, I see all the word I struggle with until few years back (can-can't is the worst). I guess it would have helped me at that time. miss the of-off pair
More videos like this one, please!
La mejor del 🌍 Mundial 😅😊❤ Graciass
Excellent ❤
Excelente..Gracias Hadar. DIOS te GUARDE
😊hi emotion teacher hadar good morning the best teacher
Quite interesting video.
A similar set in Hebrew: קרא קרע כרע. And I sometimes get ישב and שוב mixed up.
Best. phonetics. class. ever.❤
❤️❤️❤️Thank you!
Thank you fo your videos! Could you make an another videos about not a pair but a bigger numbers of almost similar words like HERE, HAIR, HEAR, HARE, AIR, EAR please! Becouse often it`s quite hard for foreingers to distinguish these sounds )
At least in my accent, "hear" and "here" sound identical, as do "hair" and "hare". This here hare has hair on his ear but can't hear without air.
"Hear" has "ear" in it. This is not a coincidence! "Ακουσαι" has "ους" in it; no coincidence either. And it's not a coincidence: they're all cognates.
I want to say thank you for the video ❤🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
The most words which confuse me that "where - wear - were", I still can't repeat the sound clarely. I know that is my fail, but thanks anyway for that perfect explanation. I appreciate that!
It’s not your fault. It’s a tricky one! Just keep
Coming back to it and practice with the video , it’ll work out!
@@hadar.shemesh I will do!
1:58 "Specially people who come from languages where spelling is phonetic" I'm a Spanish native speaker so I understand you perfectly 😔
Yes, it could be frustrating!!
Thanks 🙏🙏
Thank you!
The pair can/can't is devilish, the others can be discerned by the context, here is the word chosen that makes the context... But this video has helped me a lot 🙂
Exquisite explanation. U rocks.
#but
🙏
For me, 57yo, in my site, Brasil, I've seen a zilion another country people with a huge accents gramar mistekes, but "WE" don't car(e). We like it. Whatever. We just want know people, you know.
I've been realizing that there is a lot of lot of lot of ... teacher concerning about straight rules, like like seems a native speaker.
just a observation. I'm not critizing. Grammar is important, people is in trainee procces .
Is there mostly the accent, so important for a person that learning another idiom ?
In my opinion, every one in this planet, have your own accent, and this also define each one.
I'm a trainee, ever, Eng learning by myself.
...(after burn, rsrs LOL xxx,
I'l put this in gooTranslate and gonna learning about my mistakes here.) LOL.
Congrats again.
Thanks ❤
I have a good exercise here, "if I were where you were, I would wear warfare wear there 🤣
And then, some pairs: borough vs. borrow, color vs. collar, and also a triplet: suing - sewing - sowing 😃
It may appear that first two words of the triplet are supposed to be pronounced same way, but that's not true, is it?
Thanks
dear teacher, help me out a bit with the canvs cant...it seems to me, everytime both are pronounced in a sentence, the stress moves...i mean...if it is affirmative, the stress flow onto the pronouon ..like "i" kn......bit if it goes negative...the stress goes onto I"kén"...does it make any sense to you?
Bravo 👏👏👏
thank you so much
keep up the good job
I have great difficulties between "word", "world" and "work". When I speak to Google Translate, it always understands me as "work"
Hadar, where can I find your Accent crash course?
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Hadar, you're such a beautiful and brilliant woman. 😍😍 😍 Awesome lesson.
Please teacher tell me how I can improve my English language
Great video! Thanks for sharing and teaching us!
Maybe you could talk about these words sometime too:
Year - Ear
Color - caller - collar
Thank you for the suggestions!
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Amazing
You are perfect❤❤
I just surcribe to your channel from el salvador
Is flap "d" like fast "d"?
》prof.brunotsouza》Faltou "kite"!
Parfait, fantastique😄
Can you make a video for pronouncing man, men, and madam?
The words more difficult to me are: where, wear, were and also bear, beard, beer and bird