AMERICAN PRONUNCIATION / HOW TO PRONOUNCE THOUGHT, TAUGHT, CAUGHT, BOUGHT, BROUGHT, AND FOUGHT

[@elvinaliyev7938]

Thank you for this wonderful lesson👏

[@AR_1.0.0]

Just awesome lesson

[@Gene0723]

This is a very insightful video.

[@kara.h.r8213]

Thanks for your useful information

[@osamaissa1694]

I'm a non-native speaker and I can tell you for sure your vidoes helped me a lot .. I appreciate your efforts

[@esdrasfelipeaguilardeleon7681]

Amazing.

[@ishaakismail8874]

Thanks teacher

[@cynthiareid6416]

Thanks Kevin for explaining to us these differences!

[@svetlanachesnokova2527]

I finally understand how to say it correctly! I adore the lesson! Thank you!

[@eraydin41]

Great video brother! Appreciated as always

[@evelinnemwijaya5473]

You are a great teacher. I can tell for sure. Your explanation and your style of teaching amaze me. 👍👍

[@luzguerrero1530]

This was one of the best lessons I ever had. Thank you for your videos.

[@clementasumah5950]

Great work done.

[@JohnB-eh1ij]

Thank

[@renatascabbiasantos5989]

You hit exactly the point, that's all we need to know about word junctions. When you're learning another language and that's the problem, because the native speaks putting the words together so you don't understand anything. I would like to have more classes like this, thank you so much for always bringing content to us.

[@romabryzgalov1937]

Thanks 🙏

[@shiraz6967]

Thank you for this amazing class!

[@simao105]

good lesson ... thanks

[@julialali]

awesome, thanks

[@braulioherrada659]

It’s been a quite interesting class, 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@amianifineug1353]

Good explanation. Please again again and again video like this

[@fernandogodoy7890]

I was searching on google how to pronounce th sounds and I came across with this splendid video.
Greetings from Honduras.

[@peterigwilopi]

You are simply amazing bro! As an immigrant from where English isn't our mother tongue, I appreciate your style of teaching! It makes things a whole lot easier for me! You have a forever student here.

[@KM-bc3lm]

Are you sure English isn't you mother tongue Bro? Your command of the language is remarkable. I would say you could be a native speaker as well as you can write, forever skeptical here.

[@mahamercy1016]

Thank you sir.

[@mat4_club]

Thank you for the lesson!

[@يومياتفاطمةالزهراءالطباخةالصغي]

Thanks

[@Rahimrahim-dw6my]

Thanks dear teacher ...you're the best

[@georginaghazal2874]

Thanks a bunch

[@BelalNegm]

Excellent

[@gisellededios.3287]

Hello Teacher. I'm here. 🙋‍♀️

[@ossamaalbitar9559]

Thanks alot!

[@PoriR]

Thanks a bunch dear teacher 💌 🌹 💕🙏 🤗

[@сергейкоробицын-и2й]

❤️👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️👍❤️💕👍💕👍💕👍💕👍💕

[@leandro8266]

Kevin,you are a sound teacher.

[@marijune]

Finally I understand

[@MariaDor-i2w]

Thank you🙏

[@jaksongoulart1214]

Great teacher, please more dialogue.

[@nine4news]

I’m the 1st student in your class !

[@miguelhernandezaquino8194]

l was taught English a few years ago

[@m.ikramhp5058]

For me, those words are hard to pronounce but you help me a lot. Anyway, I have a problem pronouncing "th" (voiced) words, I hope you can make another video for that too. Thank you so much

[@miguelhernandezaquino8194]

l fought for my country in the war

[@bantorio6525]

... !!! ... 5 out of 5 ... excellent ... !!! ... unfortunately these nuances and subtleties are not addressed by most English teachers, and I consider it a must to be able to achieve good results in pronunciation ... ... that makes English soooo beautiful and unique ... !!!

[@miguelhernandezaquino8194]

l just thought about it

[@defedmarsh5406]

I love you

[@abduraoofp7084]

Can we say " he brought some coffee for his grandpa " ?
Can the preposition 'for' be used ?

[@monarou3084]

Excellent reminder for me !
220909

[@ravindersingh9648]

Please sir make video how to pronounce ain't and must in sentence

[@125.addicted]

Khag dasar astu thought kad t shiru musha saught 😂😂

[@keooun481]

How to pronounce morning and mourning please

[@Дилайла_лала]

👍

[@fredylopez2477]

I think they're pronounced the same and I also think that context makes the difference.

[@RetelTulio]

Now I am trying to say "taught her daughter." I think it's the same thing twice except for the "t" and the "d" at the beginning.

[@nabilimustapha6720]

Please is there a difference between these two words in pronunciation
Calendar and colander

[@erenymaher9479]

Does "cot" have the same pronunciation with "caught" ? Thanks

[@kikesaeta8993]

HMMM I have a question ... for us Spanish speakers the fast 'd' sound like an 'r' in Spanish like brought a ... sounds like brora I do not know if it is correct for us to use the 'r' sound because if I use the 'd' sound it comes out weird pronunciation lol hope someone can help me out...

[@miguelhernandezaquino8194]

good evening.....l just bought a new car....and it brought many things in it..

[@samin21]

These sentences are same or different
and all are correct sentences or not
1 It is still time .
2 this is still time
3 there is still time

[@miguelhernandezaquino8194]

l thought

[@dekirou320]

caughd ov guard

[@mimihuman5843]

Can you make video on Paige someone

[@antoniaferreiraferreira5322]

Nao etendo iglz

[@thomasaugustine4413]

What is AMERICAN ENGLISH? Going by this, there will be PAKISTANI ENGLISH, IRANIAN ENGLISH, RUSSIAN ENGLISH etc.
Well! The truth is that, you Americans promoted your so called AMERICAN ENGLISH through the MS WORD.
America is a land of settlers from people all over. ENGLISH is the ADOPTED language in America.
Now the question is: does there even exist something called AMERICAN ENGLISH?
ENG-LISH = ENGLAND+LANGUAGE.

[@CoronaVirus-uy1cw]

Good job

[@cristhyancalderonarias1833]

Thanks 🙏🙏🙏