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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- If you want to reduce your foreign accent, acquire a more American accent, or sound more natural speaking American English, reductions are so important! Reductions are changes in pronunciation that occur to certain words that native speakers don't stress in a sentence. These are usually grammatical words and words that don't add a lot of meaning to the sentence.
In English, we don't give every word equal stress in a sentence. We slow down on words that convey a lot of meaning and rush through words that do not convey a lot of meaning. When we rush through those grammatical words, it changes their pronunciation so that they sound one way in isolation and another way in a sentence!
If you pronounce these words the same way in isolation and in a sentence, your speech will sound unnatural to native speakers. While there's nothing wrong with that, if you want to sound more natural speaking English or reduce your foreign accent, using reductions is very important.
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I would say this about reduction. In my opinion reduction doesn't really exist for can , to , for , that but it's modification in a relax informal speech or in a fast speech. The speed of the speech modify the vocal sound between two consonants!
Thanks a lot.
Mary, your pronunciation sounds like what I hear in American movies. I love hearing that accent.
so true
Learning America accent is not an easy task but still possible in presence of such teachers like you, ,Thank you
As far as I can remember, this is the most comprehensive video on TH-cam about pronunciation. Thank you so much for helping me.
Keep it up
I m beginner for English
Your channel is my really lessons
Thanks a lot
I am convinced my accent is permanent at this point. Been learning english since 3rd grade, been consuming mostly english (american) content for years, and speaking on pretty much a native level for years. Ever since I moved to Canada (2 years ago) speaking english began to feel more natural to me. However, my accent remains the same.
Its not like it matters, especially because I don't have a strong accent. But it gets annoying after a while to hear people constantly point out that you have it.
I loved you video. I´ve been teaching English in Brazil for 21 years. I´ll try to improve my pronunciation with your videos, thank you!
I love the way you teach us, you're doing a great job keep it up.
You have the gift to teach! One of the best videos i've ever seen about pronunciation!
I could watch vids like this all day...makes me appreciate my language and I only speak 1😀
Excellent video! This is my first video from your channel and it was super super useful! Thanks so much! I really liked this class! Greetings from Argentina!
I just can't thank you enough, Mary.
This video is life changing.
I'm your new subscriber!!! I really wanna learn an American accent and speak English just like an American.
Thank you!! 😊 I'm going to be putting out new videos on speaking English with an American accent on a weekly basis. Can't wait for you to reach your goals for your accent! You can definitely Americanize your accent with consistent practice and determination 😃
Thank you.
Oh my gosh!!! You're our English Godesse keep up the good work!!!, My English prob is that I'm faking American accent while speaking
That is something that i looked for...... I want more videos on this topic
She's a awesome teacher and your pronunciation is The Best clearly for me
Great chenel 🇮🇳 my favourite channel 😊
Thank you Mary for helping us who struggling with american accent
Happy to help! 😄
Thanks
I love american accent, but I really need to do the Ielts exam and I need be familiar british accent for now! after the exam I going to focus in american accent!
Amazing class!!! Thanks a lot my dear!🙏🙏🙏👍❤
You are my new teacher and I have consumed all the videos of Lisa ma’am.😊
Wow, thank you! 😊
Wow! It’s really great lesson! Thanks for sharing 😊
Keep up the good work! More videos , please! 🙂
Thank you! 😊 More to come!
I love the way you teach English
Improving my listening here with you.
Wonderful class
l love american accent realy l want to learning english step by step 🥰your voice it is very adorable
Thank you! 😃
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You're doing an amazing job, I'm happy to learn what I want.
Great content! Subscribed.
Thanks ❤
Oh, where in the world were you when I took my first lessons. Although, I didn' t know these "rules" my "technique" to improve my pronunciation has always been to imitate the cadence and the stress of the native americans. That works, and the good news is you can learn by simply watching netflix!
I like your technique in American pronunciation
I like british accent and I talk british english. But I followed to support for you.
Thank you! 😀
Thank you. Por favor si podría explicar más detallada esta clase de como pronunciar mejor estas palabras
Thank you for your guiding English reading.
This video goes directly to my favourites list, thank you so much!
I was looking for the video like that thanks mary
Great!! Happy to help! 😊
Thank you very much! I've subscribed your channel!
Wow it's so nice, I have so much learned about these lessons , i admit I've been struggled to understand when a native speaker talking specialy when i watched english movie. Thank you Teacher Mary . I Subscribed
I'm so glad this helped!
The English to the next level
Good job teacher
Great display. It s all about context in which the word is located. I learn from you. Thank you so much
Exactly, it depends on the sounds surrounding the word. Thank you! I'm so glad this was helpful!
@@maryelcoaching most welcome, you did so well
A really fascinating helpful tips, thanks Mary 😍
Great lesson
There are many accents in America, so enjoy the journey.
Great job … more video like this
one plz
thanks Mary for sharing
love your acccent
Thanks so much ❤❤❤❤❤
Great Mary!! I loved it!
Great
You are an inspiration❤
Hi Mary, Excellent video! Thanks, Albert
Thanks, Albert!
Hi Mary, Can you do a comparison on "Can" vs. "Can't"? Thank you. Best, Albert
Hi Albert, here you go! th-cam.com/video/78heYCu6bt8/w-d-xo.html
That was awesome 🤩
Could you please temme that this words sounds are formal or informal English
awsome video
excellent
Very good
Nice vídeo. You rock.
Thank you! 😊
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Amazing
It was amazing helpful thanks a lot
Glad it helped!
👍👍 thanks
Wow!
Awesome video! Keep it up! 🤩
Thank you!
You'er amazing ♥︎
Im paying attention to the way I speak after this vid omg American accents are cute (bc I’m American💀💋) but weird too
Mary, what's your first language?
English is my first language
@@maryelcoaching Sorry I asked, I just thought you had an indefinable accent and my sister and I were trying to guess what it was. Turns out it was none! XD Lol
@@dispositionforappreciation4734 Haha yeah, I don't have a very strong regional accent because I grew up in the south and was raised by northern parents. I guess I ended up just copying what I heard on TV!
Damn this video is lit.
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I HAVE A = I'VE = AIVA (SOUND)?
Keep it up
please, the sentence " I HAVE A ",....in fast mode would Sound like " : AIVA.....?"
THANKS TEACHER ""HI😁
I get it : the schwa (which is a really weird sounding word) sound makes it sound more natural.
Which is .... pretty ironic. Or not. (I'm not an expert.... I don't really know).
Peace.
Is this a neutral American accent?
Can you send me a Book of that pls
Hi good , tell continuous to 10 class to
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R u american Mam?
Yes 😊
I. like your heir