/ɜ:/ Sound Tutorial- Long Vowel Sound #5 British English Pronunciation & English Accent Training
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2017
- If you can't put your lips in THIS position you will never make the /ɜ:/ Sound.
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/ɜ:/ Pronunciation for British English Pronunciation and English Communication Skills
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In this British English Pronunciation tutorial, we look at the /ɜ:/ Sound which appears in the words 'work', 'bird', 'turkey' and 'further'
This sound can be easily confused with a number of other long vowel sounds and short vowel sounds, so making sure that your /ɜ:/ pronunciation is correct is key.
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what i really like in your vids, you are one of very few teacher who exaggerate the sounds, and this is really cool, cause i think only this way you can learn it. i've seen many movies, where i could just see a short describtion of what to do with my tongue etc. but its hard to apply in pracitce, in your case is way easier :)
Hi Adr805, Thank you for your comment, explaining what you like about the videos. Your feedback will help me to make more videos where I exaggerate the sound, helping make the sound easier to learn. Happy new year and good luck with your English Practice in 2018!
@@britishaccentmethod Yes, I love that too because I'm native Spanish speaker and I need to see the exaggerate sound in your mouth and try to copy. Greetings from Peru Michael and thank you so much for this video. It was very understandable and useful.
Did you see that bird? Did you see that bird? Hello, Michael. This is an excellent lesson. Thanks a lot.
Thanks Zulkifi. It's a tough sound this... but I trust that you're making it sound easy!
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I've learned a lot of new words! But I want to say: it will never be superfluous to create an additional video about some kind of sound.
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Hello Michael. My example sentence ; When she came home early from work, she saw a bird flying across from the third building along Jameson street. And when she stopped to purchase bread and cheese from the shop in Burn Street, she saw a girl dressed in a beautiful dress.
Great job! Lot's of good examples here of 'er' words that people often struggle with... and I'm sure you've said it really well.
I can see that you've been practicing a lot recently so well done. What specifically is your goal for learning pronunciation? Well done for all your effort!
Michael
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I simply wish to learn pronunciation well so that I will be understood when speaking. All these past years I did not learn it the correct way.
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Exactly Michael your are the only teacher that I find the most hard working and helping people by practically showing them how to produce sounds from mouth. I really love cockeney accent actually, so if you can tell which app should I purchase which could help me in learning that accent. Cheers Michael.
Hi Tahira, thank you for your comment. I'm glad the videos have helped you so much.
I recommend searching youtube for the 'Thames estuary accent' that should give you some useful tutorials on it.
Hope this helps,
Michael
@@britishaccentmethod Thanks.
Sounds good
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Great lesson mate. Thanks a lot.
Thanks Carlos
After a long time looking for videos about British pronunciation I just arrived to your channel. Your explanation is really good, thx :) I wish you the best, please continue sharing your knowledge
Thank you! 😃 I'm pleased you've found the channel! did you see this weeks video?
Michael
Awesome!
Thanks Walter!
Great video and I've found it just in the right time when I'm practising /ɜ:/ sound! Thanks!
Hi Michal, that's so great to hear! Practice will give you the best results! Michael
Thank you so much , it was really good job.
You're welcome 😊 Glad it helped
Amazing explanation.
Hi Era, Thank you, I'm glad it's helped you!
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Learning each & every day!💚
I'm glad you're learning every day! That's the way to do it... a little bit every day! I've just posted a new video on an advanced connected speech rule. I think you'll find it useful: th-cam.com/video/wncMOHa4o0s/w-d-xo.html
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Thank you sir. I was just watching your an old video only.
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Thank you Joey!! As always, I'm happy to read your comment!
Did you see this weeks video already?
I think you'll like it if you haven't!
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Michael
@@britishaccentmethod I absolutely enjoy your videos. I never miss them. Youve helped me a lot improve my English
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Dear Sir,
It would be more convincing and appropriate to learn the English language in its wider scope and frame if you kindly add up the IPA along with each example word.
Good wishes.
It's too late to go now.
↑Please teach this pronunciation, stress and rythm.
from Asian who started to study English
Which sound is in Turkish ... ? öı you think please :/ turkish accent different voice :P
I have a doubt regarding the position of the tongue. I don't know if the tongue is pulled toward the middle of my mouth or simply placed right behind of the teeth like the sound æ
Hi Brian, Good question. Your tongue is pulled toward the middle of your mouth. The front of your tongue can still be near your teeth, but the priority is to pull the middle of your tongue to the middle of your mouth.
Hi Brian, I've done a video for you explaining how to put your tongue into the correct position: th-cam.com/video/MlVXlT2qcZo/w-d-xo.html
Mr Robert, Thank you very much for your reply. I'll watch the video inmediately
what's the difference between /ʌ/ and /ɜ/. /ʌ/is shorter and /ɜ/ is longer? Any other difference?
Case, /ʌ/ is also slightly lower in the mouth. /ɜ/ is from the same position in the mouth as the schwa.
Watch this where I explain the difference:
th-cam.com/video/1UCRonoyFpw/w-d-xo.html
Michael
I heard you when you pronounce the word (word) you put sound s at the end of the word why is that ? Please replay
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Was I saying 'word' or 'words'?
@@britishaccentmethod you said (words)
the schwa is the short sound of the long sound 3: .or no
Hi Carolina, apologies for the delayed response. It's very similar yes, so when your learning the schwa, one good way to think about it is as short version of 3:. Because the schwa is such a common sound in English, its really worth putting in the time to learn it correctly. How is your pronunciation going?
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