Loved this video, it’s important people don’t forget that learning pronunciation is a process rather than a thing that happens or doesn’t over night. Like I can say most of the icelandic sounds on their own but sometimes i have trouble saying them at a certain place in the word or when a different sound follows it. The voiceless ones are definitely one of the most foreign I’ve seen. It’d be interesting to read how icelandic got such unique phonology relative to other indo european languages tbh
Thank you! Your pronunciation videos are really helpful, I have been revisiting them and eventually it's not about remembering the rules, it turns into some sort of intuition, even with rules I didn't remember.
Hæ, ég er íslensk (hef áhuga á að kenna íslensku einhvern daginn, þess vegna horfi ég á myndböndin þín) en ég fattaði ekki fyrr en eftir að hafa horft á tvö myndbönd að þú værir ekki innfæddur Íslendingur. Ég hugsaði bara "Mikið talar hann góða ensku þessi!" 😆
Vá, takk Margrét! Ég tel þetta vera mikið hrós. Það gleður mig að heyra að þú hefur áhuga á að kenna íslensku og ég vona að þessi myndbönd verði þér að gagni :)
There are some accents that are really heavy like Hindi or French, but I always thought it was possible to improve your accent. As a suggestion for a video, could you do a vid about prepositions or adjectives that govern grammatical cases? Thank you, your channel is really helpful.
Loved this video, it’s important people don’t forget that learning pronunciation is a process rather than a thing that happens or doesn’t over night. Like I can say most of the icelandic sounds on their own but sometimes i have trouble saying them at a certain place in the word or when a different sound follows it. The voiceless ones are definitely one of the most foreign I’ve seen. It’d be interesting to read how icelandic got such unique phonology relative to other indo european languages tbh
I find reading aloud is the best way to practice stringing the sounds together 🙂
I get the feeling that vowels are a huge part of what makes ones accent their accent.
Yes, I believe that's right!
IPA is always helpful for that, though not perfect
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Thank you! Your pronunciation videos are really helpful, I have been revisiting them and eventually it's not about remembering the rules, it turns into some sort of intuition, even with rules I didn't remember.
Right! It does become automatic, which is why it's so important to learn the correct rules :)
Yes, especially the ipa transcription, really helps pin down the sounds
Thank you!
All your videos are so helpful, thank you!
Hæ, ég er íslensk (hef áhuga á að kenna íslensku einhvern daginn, þess vegna horfi ég á myndböndin þín) en ég fattaði ekki fyrr en eftir að hafa horft á tvö myndbönd að þú værir ekki innfæddur Íslendingur. Ég hugsaði bara "Mikið talar hann góða ensku þessi!" 😆
Vá, takk Margrét! Ég tel þetta vera mikið hrós. Það gleður mig að heyra að þú hefur áhuga á að kenna íslensku og ég vona að þessi myndbönd verði þér að gagni :)
There are some accents that are really heavy like Hindi or French, but I always thought it was possible to improve your accent.
As a suggestion for a video, could you do a vid about prepositions or adjectives that govern grammatical cases? Thank you, your channel is really helpful.
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