5 English Pronunciation Tricks EVERY English Student Should Be Using
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2017
- Eat Sleep Dreamers if you want to improve your pronunciation these are the 5 tricks you need to be using NOW! Each one will help your English sound more natural and more fluent. The reason they are used by native English speakers is to make life easier for ourselves when speaking.
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Eat Sleep Dream English, hi, i'm a new subscriber. Could you please explain to me how to pronounce "often" correctly, with or without "t"?
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I love the way you moves yours lips it's extremely extraordinary don't take me wrong love you bye
How can I enroll to your class teacher Tom?
Y don't u just grow ur hair gud quarantine tips:).....
Impressively rocks my world! Your teaching style is so simple & interesting, which can easily capture the attention of the students! Appreciate
yoi!
I wish this type of video was available years ago to train all my Filipino teachers of English how to speak it properly without letting their mother tongues and provincial accents get too much in the way of proper pronunciation. I'm sharing your video in the hopes that they'll take the hint and start practicing your techniques at home before appearing in class with their usual "carabao-style" English (that's our local term for their broken or clumsy English teaching and modeling). [carabao = Philippine water buffalo]
I like your beard you look handsome with it ... I love the pronunciation videos 😇😇💙 it's amazing thanks tom
This video is GOLD! Thank you, Tom!
Tom, you are THE MAN! Your classes are very cool!! Thjank you!!
That's very kind Josué Rosan Lins, thanks so much for your kind comment : )
Im studying english in poland and I want a teacher like you. I had descriptive grammar and I learn more from you than i had learnt on these classes. Thanks!
First time i know u when i watch Papa teach me , tom and Aly , first time i hv trouble to understand u, but..day by day , finally i get u, i like your lesson, thanks teacher Tom)
Very interesting!!! Thank you, Tom! Could you make a video about how to use the schwa in the unstressed syllables? 😀
So helpful vedio for improving pronunciations .
Interesting and useful lesson ! This lesson would be quite handy especially for non-native speakers.Great job Tom ! Thank you.
Excellent class for me Tom. I´ve really learnt quite a lot every second with your videos. You are very amazing.
Awesome video! thank you so much.
This was very interesting one.Thank you!
I love to love this channel and your tips to improve my English and, speaking about, I love England, my dream is someday to visit the country, I'm sorry by the mistakes.
Excellent video. It would be great you doing a other videos with longer list of intrusion, concatenation and so on. Well done
The last trick was really helpful! I hadn't noticed before de intrusion of "w" sound in "I want to go to England!" Great!!!
All of them are useful!!! Thanks again!!!
Thank you Tom. Have a great day!
Your lesson is helpful.Thanks so much for teaching
I'm really happy you found it useful LY Nguyễn : )
Teacher Tom, you are the best. Thanks for such good lessons.
I just discovered your channel last night and I’d like to thank you. It’s really helpful 😊😁👍
sir, you are a good teacher. Thanks a lot for your valueable efforts.
This is amazing proponation Thank you so much
I love these videos! Exactly what I needed! Thank you VERY much.
It's wonderful to understand all the small differences that I could hear but not really identify.
And I like your beard. I'm curious to see if it's still there in the newest videos.
Thank you Tom, its very useful :)
Hi Tom! The way you teach English is really fantástic.
Cheers!
The fifth one, intrusions, I never knew that before! Thank you for your videos :)
I really hope that I will improve in my English pronunciation..Thanks Tom.
you're the best teacher in the world.. I enjoy so much in your lessons it's really really amazing
I really wanna go to"W"England to meet you Tom.
Useful stuff, for me, apart from the "contraction" the other points I get used to saying just from mimicking you and other tutors, but I didn't know their names and how to professionally pronounce them as you showed us.
Thanks a lot Tom,
Ahmad,
Mimicking is a great technique for improving pronunciation and intonation Ahmad, well done!
Hit Tom ! The way you teach English is really fantástic ! Cheers!
Oh wow! I've been studying English literally all my life, and here you've told about some things I've never done before! The biggest one was about A NAPPLE instead of AN APPLE. The only thing I've always connected was R, as in "go fo RA walk". So huge thanks! I've got a lot of work to do...
Another one - I wasn't sure whether English people say GONNA like the Americans do. And you do! That's a relief ))
Tom learning with u is amazing
U r really awesome
Your videos are always very useful. I always look forward to the next one ! And the beard looks very good on you ! 🤗
ahhh that's very kind Marine Buch perhaps I'll keep it : )
Thank you for a wonderful lesson.
I think there will have more videos in your channel for pronunciation.
I'm a newcomer to your class, have subscribed. Ta.
You are the best Tom!!!
That was good tricks tom. :)
hey! really really funny and of course useful. I like this one Tom, thanks from Mexico
very useful video , thanks
I think intrusion is the most useful for me right now, but I´ll be practicing all of them. Thanks
loved the heart-shaped mirror and the little sailboat :3
Very good video Tom am learning a lot with you so many good tips. Really thanks
+jose carlos da silva so pleased you enjoyed it. Thanks so much for watching!
I understand Thank you .
all are useful!Great!! :)
Love it!
All are very very very useful!✌🏻☺️
you are a fab tutor
You look really handsome with a beard 😊 Loved it. I am encouraging my son to follow your channel to improve his English. I wish I took my mum's advice years ago and become English teacher instead of another subject but whatsoever I still love English very much and love to watch your vids. Many thanks and best wishes from Turkey from one teacher who loves her job to another. Take care Tom.
Thank you, Tom ❤ Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱😊
All are useful Sanaa Dula Mzungu from Kilimanjaro Tanzania
Thank you
You are doing great job bro...
Im from the US, and I have a slight speech problem because it’s hard for me to distinguish parts of speech. I find this video pretty cool. I was looking for at home speech therapy stuff when TH-cam suggested this.
Having a little beared is classy. Looks good.
Hi Tom... " I dunno "wich one I found more usefull! All of them thanks a lot m8, you're great!
With beard you look more smart Tom.
Thanks so lot for your all pronuciation video.its really amazing way to enjoy english.
I really enjoy learning english with you 🤗
"I dunno" and "gonna" is only for very informal speech, at least here in Canada.
In other words, the speech you use every day, all day.
Oh, my. Canadians are so sophisticated!
I like the beard. It makes you look very dapper.
Looks very nice 😀
thank you 🥰
thanks, as always the video is excellent !
Irina , i can see that you are very dediceted Tom"s student
yeah i like learning English and like learning by Tom's videos. and i want to understand different accents
Great job Tom! I really enjoy this video. However, I'm wondering how do we decide which one to use? For instance, I've noticed that we add an "r" sound between word ended with "w" and one starts with a vowel.
very useful
Keep it growing Tom 🧔
I want to go to Wengland as well! :D
hola Tom , eres el mejor 👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌
I liked all of them..
Hi Tom! You're always full of beans; really fancy the way you teach.😊 I've loved each & every point of the video. Kudos to you 👍👍👍👍👍!
They all are are interesting sounds. As a person who has Spanish as mother language, i find difficult the Schwa sound!
Hey Tom !! I am learning English as a second language and your lessons are very helpfull . Thankyou .
Fabulous! You can do it Maleeha Hayat : )
Eat Sleep Dream English i hope so 😃
thnx a million 🙂
You are welcome : )
tom is a star
You are awesome I'm an English teacher from EGYPT but I want to speak English like you give me advice. Please I'm very enthusiastic and waiting for you r directions
Hi Tom😀 Please put a link for your video about intrusion. Cheers! Sid
A mirror in a shape of a heart 😍
Good!
OMG! It blows my mind away! And I'm like a kid of 5 y.o. sitting in front of a laptop and trying to repeat all the tricks! Thank you, Tom! It really helps a lot, but the dialect stuff... is killing me.lol The life was much easier, when I knew about the Queen English only. (Ok. plus American, Australian, Indian...) English please stop it! loool
Tom, thank you for your lessons, they are very helpful. Please, in your sentence "He runs a start up business" is it correct to write "start up" separately? My translator says it is a mistake and has to be written as "a startup business".
You look nice ❤ i like this way in practice with you 🌹thank you sir 😄
I like your vedio sir you're brilliant sir👍
You are rocking the beard, keep it please! BTW great lesson! Hugs from Italy xoxo
I don't hear the intrusion r in most American English like I do often in British English. I started noticing it when I was hearing America connected to a following word with the r sound.
Mate you the best ;)
Your videos are awesome too 😘😘😘
Thanks for the positive feedback vennila subash!
Tom you look amazing.
Hi Tom! I have an important question. Though I've never heard about this rule before, but recently I was told that "be going to" can't be used with the words "go" and "come". I'd like to know your opinion. Thanks in advance :)
Every techniques I loved that thank you
And
Please please please tell me how can I say that ( ratio or ratios)
It's simple
Rei-Shee-Ow
Try to make that Ow a very British one and you'll say it good
And, Rei-Shee-Ow-s
I think you good!
First of all you look nice with beard so keep it for now! Also can you make a video about the correct use of “the”, I tend to overuse it, I know the general rule but for example why we say the NHS or the Piccadd
What about the contraction with the pronuon it? It'll for example is pronounced "ittle"
I would like a lesson about causative please
So cute☺
Very useful, tom! thank you! and the beard is ok. let it grow!
Hehe maybe I should team up with Pixar and make a new animation 'Let it Grow!' LOL
It would be great if you could write down the sentences and the expressions that are to exercise below the video. We could copy them to the clipboard and practice them remembering what you said😁 yes, I know I can do it on my own, but I'm like the "shua" sound 😜😜
I like smoking we'd. I'll try it if you try it.
I love playing with words. May I have a negg. Or perhaps a napple. If not, then I'll likely just go waway. Maybe I'll go to Wingland. Your videos are so much fun. I've been obsessed with words and word play in my.American English language since I was a wee boy. Thanks for these Tom. SOOO much fun
Hi Tom, your lessons are gorgeous though many are more focused in your beard 🙂. I would be v interested if u could teach us the sounds / words, which are not v formal but commonly used as part of oral expressions. I would like to improve in listening skills of daily conversation and to sound like more native, many thanks ! 🙇♀️
I love your beard , it does suit you, the pronunciation class was useful, thanks
I blush when i see you jajaj 💖
Love your beard! You wear it well! I hope you keep it!
Hi, Tom! Interesting lesson. Two words off the top of my head that are probably influenced by Chinese are typhoon and tofu, although I am unsure if tofu could also be from Japanese. Another Japanese word that's used in English is tsunami.
I have a question regarding the usage of the word "klutz": it sounds like a negative word, so when you describe a person as a klutz, does it necessarily sound insulting or you can use it in a humous way? What would be a safe way to use this word without offence? Thank you!
Hey Oliver, thanks for the insights. Yeah klutz can definitely be used in a humorous way. I guess the context and way it is said would determine if it was an insult or not. You might say 'a bit of a klutz' to modify the strength of it.