How to Say EVERY SOUND in American English | 44 Sounds of American English

Are you an ESL student striving to perfect your American accent? Look no further! This comprehensive guide is designed to teach you how to pronounce all 44 sounds in American English with clarity and confidence. With a special emphasis on the unique challenges faced by ESL learners, we provide step-by-step instructions and clear examples to help you master each sound. Say goodbye to pronunciation woes and embrace your newfound fluency as you speak like a native. Don't miss this invaluable resource on your language learning journey!
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[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

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[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

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It's actually the best guide on American pronunciation I've seen so far. And I've seen them a lot

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[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

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explanation is amazing
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Thanks for taking the time to make these videos. It makes a difference when you know exactly what to do to produce the sound.

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اللهم صل على محمد وعلى آل محمد كما صليت على إبراهيم وعلى آل إبراهيم إنك حميد مجيد . اللهم بارك على محمد وعلى آل محمد كما باركت على إبراهيم وعلى آل إبراهيم إنك حميد مجيد

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[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

Happy to help! Thanks for watching.

[@gladysgriffin7347]

Hi Robert, do you have a lesson for the the "R" in read ? Thanks

[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

It's in THIS VIDEO: 25:54

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I am creating a streak and I am going to watch this video 30 days straight and will share the final result here.
Day 1 ➡ Done.

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That's amazing! I'm proud of your dedication, and I'm excited to see how it helps.

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Hi Robert - loved your vedio, the best I have ever seen! Sometimes I saw /ɔː/ but it's not in the video. Is /ɔː/ same as the /a/ sound? Thanks!

[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

I thought I mentioned it, but the difference between the two is inaudible for the vast majority of native speakers, and a lot of Americans don't even use the //ɔː/ sound. It's based on region. I didn't go over them because I don't consider the distinction a good use of time. If you simply use /a/, you will be understood. Great question!

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Thank you!

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[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

lol. Greetings from the USA!

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[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

You're welcome

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Could I get involved in one of your online classes?

[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

The only classes I am teaching at the moment are through Revolution Prep. You can get in touch with them and request me. I would love to work with you.

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[@johnlannh7295]

Can the word, road and wrap, start with the same lip position

[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

Road and warp do, but not word. Watch the approximants portion for those sounds: 23:21 approximants

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I am from India.

[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

I am from the United States-California.

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It help me a lot
Thank you sir ❤❤

[@Mirador2]

I think that the L sound in standard American English is dental, not alveolar.

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Please, please remove the background music, it'll make the video perfect

[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

Unfortunately, that's not how TH-cam works. I'll keep it in mind for future videos though. Thanks for the input.

[@jewelahmed9957]

Is this called International Phonetic Alphabet?

[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

It sure is! Though I am only using the phonemes in American English.

[@jewelahmed9957]

Nice video. Useful for me.

[@mohideenalkohaif271]

Sir please
When you phrased A and mentioned examples there wasn’t letter a
Exactly 36:19

[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

I’m not sure what you’re saying. It looks like I’m going over short o practice at that point.

[@ptkk21]

Almost perfect vid. When You present t͡ʃ as a single sound, there is too much of downward movement of your jaw.

[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

Thank you! Almost perfect is what I aim for.

[@mood-an5298]

It seems most harder than anything, but I am ok 🥹 never give up 😭, hope meet someone who want to teach me for better one to speaks

[@RobertTeachesEnglish]

Don't give up! Just focus on one step at a time.