I'm lucky to be fluent in English and Spanish cause this is kinda easy but a little bit confusing.

Мне видать медведь конкретно на ухо наступил, вообще не вижу разницы между твёрдыми и мягкими согласными. Не представляю как можно целенаправленно научить иностранца этим неуловимым отличиям.

O correto é [õw̃.ɦɐ̃] e não [õ.hɐ̃].

I am having problem with dental consonants. What to do? When I try to pronounce "Think" while placing tip of the tongue between teeth, it still sounds like "s" and the pronunciation sounds like "Sink" instead of "Think" Can Someone please help me?

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To me, it seems like only the vowel changes tone and not the aspirated/ unaspirated consonants (that I couldn't recognize)

Aren’t these really more coarticulation “explanations” rather than spelling rules?

Fantastic, very helpful.

Thanx alot❤

Will you have a video about how to make the t and d consonants and cluster consonants like pr, dr, tr, kr, gr and st,? Thnks in advance

Excellent video 🎉❤

I have a question, to pronounce the "t and D consonants in american englisj, with use the tip of our tongue or we use the blade of our tongue?? Thanks 🎉❤

I feel like a colorblind person trying to distinguish colors when trying to understand the difference between the English and Dutch word.

Great app been using it for some time only ear training, my question is , how can we approach the grammaticall gender in lagnuages that you mentioned in your book, in this app?

very good ❤

Thank you

So would the "r" Quatro sound like a "d" or an "r"?

English R [ɹ][ɹ]

What the heck, this is not Italian accent. Ritirati

[ɜː] vowel Similar Cantonese oe [œ] English [ju] Similar Cantonese vowels yu [y] .

Thank you!

I purchased the book in part to figure out Anki for language learning. Is the sample deck still available somewhere?

Thanks a lot

bruh you sound like an american trying to speeck italiannn

Dutch [œy] [øy] diphthong similar Cantonese rhyme eoi [ɵy].

Thank you for these good classes!

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I have been using the app for several months now and it continues to log me out mid-session which loses all my progress for the day and takes considerable time to even get logged back in. I have also noticed that the images selected for sentences and words will frequently change to missing so you lose your visual clues.

Unfortunately, there's a heavy emphasis on vocabulary over pronunciation in language learning, but the opposite should be prioritized. Effective communication relies on being understood, which starts with clear pronunciation. Often, teachers aren't specialized in pronunciation training, which leads to gaps in students' speaking abilities. Now that I’m in the U.S., I see firsthand how essential pronunciation is. Before expanding vocabulary, it’s critical to focus on understanding and being understood.

Perfect😂

Thanks, I have linguistics exam tomorrow qwq

Holy hell the rules seem to suggest that the written language precedes the spoken one, which is SO HARD. In Spanish we have a nazalization rule too, before p and b always goes M, not N, because it's easier to pronounce an m before a p or a b, being bilabial consonants one after another. However, that's how we WRITE it. We don't write "taNBien" and then pronounce "taMBién". We just write "taMBién" because before p or b comes M and it's not possible to place an N there. In this case is the exact opposite: you WRITE the letter even if you're not supposed to pronounce it.

First there are the basic 625 words in the app which i learned, then comes the grammar section in which there are sentence words from which we select sentences of our wish but there's no count of how many sentence words like that are there in the Grammar section, so i want to know how many of those sentence words exactly are there in the Grammar Section for these 4 Languages: Korean, Chinese, Japanese and Spanish. Please tell me the number of those words in the Grammar that we select sentences from after we've completed and learned the basic 625 words.

THANK YOU! This is so helpful!

There’s no ‘ in gehts!

Thank you!!

I also think that you are far too fast and assume thay everyone understands you.

Thanks. But I wish you could do a live demo using lips. Drawings are great but not everyone can figure them out.

A-sounds : 2:45

brilliant illustration of fistingushing sounds as Managble notational perceptual difference

amazing video. exactly what i needed!

This helpful video series should be integrated into the Fluent Forever App.

My best tip for english speakers who struggle with the trilled R: think of RHCP's song Give It Away. They don't say Give It Away, but something like Giv-r-way.

Maybe it's just me but I found this more confusing than helpful :(

This is fking good ..

13:24 still can't figure out how tf he does that perry the platipus sounding R,, loke wthh how

Thank you for the demo overview! You’re genuinely efficient at teaching it all too, it’s appreciated. I received a facebook suggested reel of a medical student using Anki as her study guide & I decided to check it out too (am a readmitted/returning college student 🥰 going into Business Admin. in Accounting to later hopefully Accounting: 2+2 undergrad. But also a combined program later on as a undergraduate 😉😌 real grateful for my selected choices! It’s all a matter of our efficiency in studying at this point & I’m still working on preparing for the mathematics portion of the entry Accuplacer test etc resolutions as a returning student after years/personally but everything’s possible in life || in balance resolution & nonattendance academic forgiveness- from unintentional past balance/fafsa & registration<->bursar issues that I’ve thankfully fixed & now have secured🥰 & am working on since then 😅 Thankfully am feeling more ready to take the basic Arithmetics but need to study more for the Algebraic portions). All in all, thank you again at least. My only question is, how does it generate the decks? Is it manually or it’s then generated (and that’s why it’s such a quality software?) In example, how would possible lectures be downloaded (likely from a student classroom I suppose) and then, generating it through that compressed download? Into Anki. Oo. So it compresses downloads and generates it for you? PDF files too, if anything (all documents)?

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The french schwa has indeed the same quality of a french “eu” sound, the difference is “e” can be dropped most of the times while “eu” can’t. One thing, the open “o” as in “donne, homme, bloque” is usually unrounded, so that these words sound VEEERY close to how an American would pronounce “done, hum, bluck”

how do you compare the french l sound with the spanish l sound? are they the same?