4 Secrets to Having an American English Accent: Advanced Pronunciation Lesson
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2:22 - Change T to D
4:30 - The Coloured R
6:48 - Pronounce ER
8:06 - Pronounce ARY
Also, spell "colored" without the "u" 😛
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Thanks, this video could have been 2 minutes 😜
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Hi Vanessa. I am Australian and currently rehearsing the role of the American Police Officer in the Stage Drama production "Clue on Stage", produced by the Wyong Drama Group on the NSW Central Coast. I found your video so very helpful, especially the real life sound examples. My fellow thespians tell me I have improved greatly since watching your video !
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I am in New Zealand and currently rehearsing a role in an American play...very helpful tips in this video!
Talking so confidently and comfortable is the key
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She smiles when she talkes
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I love it
As a native speaker you do such a great job explaining the subtle pronunciations we have ! Brilliant
Your smile makes me learn fast .
Thank you.
I agree with you
She made some very important points that I have been struggling with for many years. Thank you!
I have been in the US for over 50 years and I would say pronunciation is the hardest part to achieve when learning the English language or any other language for that matter but like you said shadowing is key. I can speak English, Spanish fluently and now I am learning Korean and yes again pronunciation is the hardest to achieve. That's my Trilingual Life!
I’m American but I’m here bc I’ve recently learned how to speak with a British accent and I’ve been talking with it all day and I forgot how to speak normal😂😂sooo
Karen Patterson lol same thing with me for some words I’m finally picking back up on American English
I’m British, I’m learning how to speak with an American accent to confuse my friends
I'm from Sweden I'm here for the American accent 😂😂 ofc...
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just one day using the british accent and you already forget how to speak with an american accent😂🤣???
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I have a presentation tomorrow, I am pretty sure that my classmates won't understand my Nepali, British, Australian fused accent and now here I am gladly welcoming the American accent to join along.
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I'm so glad I could understand almost everything you said without subtitles! I'm still an intermediate (from Brazil)
I'll try to be fluent soon
Thank you so much for this amazing video that helped me a lot!
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Mano do ceu to tentando entender esse t do Ingles americano e o d da um trabalho
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Did you make any progress? :)
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You will never get bore learning with such a great teacher like Vanessa. What a nice person and beautiful smile.
Wonderful lesson Vanessa I just love the way you teach. I wasn’t aware of a-r-y pronunciation. Thank you for the value addition. Thank you Vanessa very much. 👍
Is it just me where i'm scrolling through the comments and tryna read them with the accent? AHAHAHA
Same here lol 😂😜
I read your comment with the accent 😂😂😂😂😂
me rn😭
N O but its a good
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Vanessa, this lesson was great! You're right the "R" sound is the more challenging in spoken American as well as the vowels and intonation!
I'm glad you enjoyed this lesson, Hanna! Keep up the good work with "R" pronunciation. :)
We are watching this in class
"R" is hard between languages. I am a native English speaker. I have managed the French "r", but not yet Spanish "r". And I know foreigners have trouble with English "r."
English vowels very complicated (and I am American). They are natural for me, but make no sense at all from spelling. Intonation also. My father was Chinese. He could never pronounce "executive" correctly even after living in the USA for 50 years. Not only are vowels complicated, but then there are so many different dialects. I have difficulty with various English accents. I travelled to West Virginia, USA, only 200 miles from my hometown and I could barely understand the local speech. There people pronounced "island" as "allen" the boy/man's name. I was totally confuse. If 200 miles can make that much of a difference, what hope does a foreign language speaker have?
Hanna Nice helooo i like it
I'm Abou Lamine DIENG, from Mauritania, french speaker. I prepare for the first time in my life a doctorate graduation speech in English within a year. Thank you very much Vanessa your way of pronunciation teaching is very practice and helpful. I discovered your awesome video today .
Hi Vanessa!! Lots of years listening to you!! You're amazing. Your accent is perfectly what I need. Very clear. I repeat every time I listen..your subtitles help me alot.
I gained lot of confidence after watching and practicing your method it was like sudden shift from my Indian accent to American accent thank you for breaking down American accent in quite simple way keep doing and the way you express yourself is adorable thank you!
Me : in my head , I am being like I am speaking the American accent fluently!
When I speak it out: it's too different!
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Yeah but I realised it when I talked to my Canadian friend over a phone call! It's because of nervousness I guess!
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Great video. I'm a bilingual speaking American from California and even I dont sound like the stereotypical American. I'm fluent in Spanish and English, but I have an accent. I wasn't aware about these 4 ways to sound more American. Thanks.
Respected Miss Vanessa, you are teaching well and it is really so helpful. Thank you 🙏
I'm a Nigerian and be living in U.S for a year. I've been looking for a way to improve myself in America accent. I think this video would serve after several watching. Thanks for the enlightenment.
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Thanks miss Vanessa! I am a Bangladeshi and I used to speak in British English but now I want to change my accent to American English and you helped me a lot!
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Before I didn't know any english words but after watching the videos of her I learnt lot of things.Thank you very much.☺
I loved this lesson.
she ma"d"e my day wid tha"d" smile.
I'm Indian, most of us follow British accent. But I really really love American accent. Of course you are a great teacher.
Wonderful lesson I just love the way smile why talk, and also subtitles! Your conversation.
Vanessa you have really helped my accent now I can speak my American accent God bless you and your family thanks alot
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One of the few video that you can immediately take actions on. Already changing my accent in just 10 minutes. Thanks Vanessa
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I'm so glad about this video. I could understand everything without substitle.❤️
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I love the way you teach this makes me believe that one day I will be sounding like native Americans
Am a Nigerian and I have been in US for more than 4 years and I hate the fact that people still don't understand me sometimes when I speak. I have an accent + we use the British pronunciation just like the military example you did so most times at my university, I always avoid classes that would require presentation. Am always terrified. What if none understand what am saying lol. This lesson helps a bit. Thanks
I hate to present too lol
@winnifred ik When I was in high school, I practiced in front of glass so many times before I present😅
It helps a bit and you can ask your professor if it's possible to add a subtitle when you have to make a video.
I am Nigerian but living in KSA and I went to Nigeria once and it was last year and there I had learned my few English 😊 but now I getting bad in my English
The people in Nigeria always says learn British accent is better and I said I prefer the American accent 😞 and like that I was living with them
really ? if i spoke english like british nobody understand me in amreca ?
Mzmariam same here, I'm from Guyana and I've been here 3 years. Sometimes it's hard for people to understand me or they try to correct me. Oh no that's not how you say it, like wtf 🙄 I have an accent and I'm from a different place. Some people try to bash you and think that you're uneducated just because your pronunciation is different. I so hate it
I can listen to anyone who smiles while talking.
I like the vibe you transmit when you're teaching.
just realized I speak a mix of American and British accent!!!!
@Mamta Patel Because we Indians learn British English and see American accent...so we mixture of them.
Lol, I speak Singaporean accent. But when speaking with natives, I used American mixed with British accent.
Because of you watching Hollywood movies..but I speak only american..!😁
Me too, I swear
I have never met an Indian who speaks in an American or British or mixed accent (neither students nor faculty or professionals). All I hear is an Indian accent.
This teaching is very useful, Thank You so much !
Hi vanessa, I'm from Indonesia. Speaking English like American is a huge problem for me. I twisted my tongue many times when I imitated every single word that you said but I could understand everything you said.
Hi Vanessa, I like the way you talk and explain those amazing tips and useful for me! I'd like to thank you for your efforts, that's really working good !
Keep going honey 🧡
Great job! My girls were convinced they don't have an accent. You helped them see differently.
Thank you Vanessa. Your style of teaching is easy to grasp and very empowering.
I love this American accent and beautiful smiles!
You are the most smiling and innocent person who give motivation that i've ever seen,you tought us really good,better keep moving
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You are wonderful. Honestly, you have assisted in me a lots
I love her clear and accurate pronunciation
I like your way of to explain notions.
As a Filipino, learning to use an american accent is fascinating... though it's very challenging for me but it's cool😄
Salamat sa mga tips ate Vanessa...Magandang buhay!😁😊
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Hi I'm From PH Too, I Just Want To Give Some Piece Of Advice To Immerse Yourself In The Language Work In A Call Center Or Travel To The USA If You Want To achieve The Near Native Fluency Or Native Fluency
You always smile in each word. I love the way you are teaching.
Smile is great gift. I feel comfortable by just looking at her smile.
Great i love that you talking about the accent and also a practicing in hole day thanks for you are encouraging to us with the help of video's thank you so much
Change T to D and the first word in my head is "today", "dotay" lmao
Nope 😂 you can't do it cause here's T isn't between two vowels so it's gonna be today ,,,🤣🤣😂😏😠😠
@@animepoint5779 i guess imma dumbass
Hahaha
@@animepoint5779 ya but now im lost cuz for military for example we dont say milidary
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wow I have learned many an American accent. thank you I'm very poor in English thus please help me to improve it more. thank you!
Thank you. I do love hearing various accents around the world.
The way you speak reminds me very much of the way Sandra Bullock speaks in the Blindfold trailer..."If you hear something in the woods, you tell me..". And I love it.
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This video is marvelous, specially because you compared it with the British Pronunciation so we can realize that the stressed syllable changes!!!!!!!!
You’re amazing teacher.. thanks 🙏🏼
smiling is so sweet and remember for long long time
5:51 loved her expressions! It put a smile on my face immediately 😊
as a russian it was hard to speak us eng but i keep watching this vid and i learned amrecian accent thanks to you🙂🙂❤❤
I just realized that - At the library the secretary read a book about the military. The T sounds not changed into D. As you said in 1st sentence. Ex - City = Cidy
She said "ary" makes you to pronounce every word. Therefore I think the T doesn't changes.
Yes..I too noticed that.
ya i too noticed the same..
I am Chinese. I haven’t been to the US, but I think I can speak American English well. BTW, I am an IELTS and TOEFL teacher :)
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Wow! What a very admirable challenge!
General American English is definitely the very most basic accent that I shall speak and have fun with.
This is actually a really good lesson! I'm American but I never realized or even thought about how we say D instead of T!
I had already used these secrets and I'm happy about knowing that 😀💕(I'm not an english native speaker)
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I love her face because she is always smile
Smile like an angel I love it💓
Thank you! I love your lessons ♥️
beautiful teacher!! I'm gonna learn quickly
I'm from India and I'm very fond of learning different languages but I don't have enough money that I can learn American English in an institute . But I'm very fond Of America English. Dear Madam I thank you from my heart because I get to Learn a lot from your video's and I'm very satisfied with you. There is a lot of improvement in my pronunciation ...😊
Hi! Can I ask, why do you prefer to learn American English over British/UK English which is usually the standard? Just curious! ♥️
@@katrinawithak8387 you are right UK English is usually the standard .......but Katrina, It's my hobby to learn different languages 🤗.......
You can make native friends and practice thats what i do💚
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@@kdgirl123 I live off in Bihar, India
All of these things are truly right 100%
Wow... You are so joyfully teaching us and made it so easy and fun loving... Awesome 👍
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1) 'T' followed by and preceded by vowel sound [may be in the middle of two words]
2) 'R' followed by consonants
3) 'er' at the end of the words
4) 'ary' at the end of the word
New to me. Thanks! I love it!
I like when you are speaking American accent and I got a lot of many things .
You're awesome and the way how you are explaining that's perfect and totally very clearly to understand thank you so much please keep going 🙏❤️
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What a pronunciation Master clases in lil' over 10 mins nicely done Vanessa & Dan u guys keep it up💛🙏🇺🇸😁
I have fallen in love with her expression 🥰
Yea! What you gave is indeed a good introduction of American Speech! Thank you.