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Finally someone made me pronounce order. Thankyou Sir🎉

Black people say Birfday not Birthday’

Damn energetic guy 🤞💞 .. I love your teaching skills ❤

Thanks

Is there Sir this is my ausir

But you didn’t explain that it makes a “y” sound.

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I'm from Colorado I cannot hear a difference between the two so I'm pretty sure I pronounce them the same. I also don't think I would notice the difference if someone didn't. The only time I could hear a difference in what you were saying was when you really emphasized it.

This is so difficult to me.

Yes,this is top ones..............

Thanks for the new knowledge😊

*This is the "POLISH R" etc.*

Hi coach Shane, I'm here again:) I learned English with you about 10 years ago, and still come back for more learning once in a while. Wishing you the best, hope you are rich, healthy and happy.

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i don't understand the “asks”

Hey Coach Shane, I just came across this series and I'm learning English, but I have a problem with the word Yogurt. We Turks made a big mistake when we made the soft ğ sound with an ğ. That's why the whole world reads it wrongly as YoGurt. (Although we have incorporated many foreign words into our language with the pronunciation we want, so it is not wrong!) The “ğ” has functions such as lengthening letters, providing a smooth transition between letters, slowly reducing and closing the sounds of letters. I am not a linguist, but I think yogurt has something to do with kneading. We made a language revolution with the Turkish Republic but we need to make another one. If I wrote something so worthless that it cannot be read, forget it. Goodbye. 😄

This is do helpful thank you sur 😊😊

When we use the glottal stop and when we use the flap T

All says, including americans and mexicans, that the flat t sounds like the r in Spanish but I don't believe that. I expect someone some day can explain the very real defference.

Even my English is no good, but I know your coach is excellent!

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Coach Shane’s lessons are absolutely not highly overrated. Personally, I like all his channels, some are easier than others. All of them are fun👍

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I don’t want to be crazy anymore. An explanation is what I need.

You are great coache.

One question. The u in the word just shouldn’t sound like an A?

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what a funny teacher

I have doubts about the pronunciation of the word "Cure". I'm aware the this word begins with some sort of cluster /k/ as in cat + /y/ as in yes, so we have /ky/. However, the Vowel sound in this word kind of tricks me up. I don't know for sure if it's /or/ as in more o if it's /er/ as in her. Sometimes I even hear this word pronounced with some kind of /oo/ as in food /kyoor/. It's so confusing. Is there any standart pronunciation or ALL three pronunciation are fine? /kyor/, /kyer/, /kyoor/? What the heck!

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I've been teaching English for decades here in Brazil.. and I see my self doing this kind of stuff... I would always correct my self... But it's just natural. Thank you so much for teaching! You helped me a lot!

Thank you so much 💓 coach but I really missed E3 videos

Pleeeease make some let's master English podcasts

I would like to say thank you .

I guess you have to use past form of the verb after "if".So " it would be great if you had beer" am I right.

Thank you for the explanation! However, I thought that many Americans, maybe the majority of them, do use the same sound for those vowels because of the cot-caught merger

"The flap t sounds similar to an "r" sound (when it is in the middle of a word) it does not sound like an "R" sound they are two absolutely different, for those who have doubts, pronounce this word "pero" (but) using the flap t instead of the letter "r" and they will notice that it is a similar sound, but a Native American speaker will most likely say "perro"(dog) because they do not know the "r" sound, and even worse when the teacher emphasizes it and highlights it saying " RRR" that's least going to sound like a flap t."

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This is horrible silly 😂

And british english?

You're an amazing teacher. Thank you so much!

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Hello! It's 2024 now. I'm now following your account to learn English . How are you now? Have you moved to a very cold country to stay ? Are you still teaching English in south Korea? Wish you are happy now~