That's very useful! Could you probably consider putting the IPA spelling next to the words?

I am a Ukrainian too. I have learnt if for years, use daily and understand everything people say. However, I am unable to fix my Ukrainian accent. It is so frustrating. If you have an advice, please help!

I think vowels are key to mastering the American Accent. I know there is pitch, intonation, etc. But I believe vowels are fundamental and everything else is built upon them...At least that's how I see it.

That's very helpful for practicing individual vowels. Could you please do similar videos for the /ʊ/ vowel?

Nice one! Is that part of a longer video?

That's very helpful, especially when you include the words in sentences! It will be much appreciated if you can have similar videos for other tricky vowel pairs.

you are beautiful, marry me mumbai India?

That's so useful! Thanks! It will be very helpful if you can create similar videos for the rest of the vowels.

Nice! Is that part of a longer video?

Thanks for the explanations! I have deviated septum which the doctor said is on a scale 55/100. I can hardly breathe through one of my nostrils. So it seems a surgery is recommended. I was wondering if my voice would become fuller and more resonant, and potentially deeper, when this is corrected?

Great.

For many of them they can't get "rid of" it unless they train really hard to improve their accent. I'm dating a girl and she has that accent, although it doesn't bother me. I ain't in love with her hair or her voice, but her. If people make unpleasant comments about her accent it'd probably annoy me, but better off ignoring unless it's taken too far, of course. I'm not a guy who likes violence, anyway.

Thank you for your videos.

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This long A sound is a diphthong, I think.

Please advise on your list of "sh" pronunciations carrying 27 words. 21 follows the "sion" principles, 4 follows the "sure" principles, leaving only -> " issue and tissue" which are both pronounced with comfort of the speaker.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you for this amazing video! It really answers some of my persistent questions.

I'm not sure. I looked it up and there are various countries that use it. In the United States, we would typically say, "I slept it off," meaning you slept off the effects of a hangover or something. We would say "dozed off" to mean we fell asleep.

Do Ukrainians use the phrase “I slept off”?

Thank you so much. It is very helpful

I enjoyed it. Improving my listening here with you from Brazil.

I would like for you to analyse my accent. "for you"? Sure?

My nose is nearly always clogged. I used to be. Hypernasal but when I was trying to fix it ny talking through my nose less I think I am now hyponasal. How do I fix this?

Well explained! Thank you

thanks a lot! this is quite helphul

Thank you for the lesson. Is the i in ing pronounced as a long e or a short i?

In Mandarin verbs aren't modified to to indicate past tense, I believe there is a suffix added to the verb to indicate past tense but in Mandarin for example, the word "go" isn't modified to what would be the equivalent of "went".. so this is the reason Chinese speakers learning English don't tend to modify verbs to the past tense, because it's not something they do in their language and this can be hard to learn for them to grasp. It is said like "I go to store yesterday". I don't know much more about it, but this is something I learned from a Chinese friend in college. I hope I am explaining this correctly. Also they don't use the plural form with nouns and they don't have articles (a, an, or the). Chinese is really interesting. To indicate more than one cat for example they would say "You have how many cat?" and to respond with how many you have you would say "I have two cat". Anyway, FLS is so fascinating to me because it's not only an accent change but a complete change in speech pattern. I would love to learn more about how and why these people's pronunciation and entire speech patterns have changed so drastically. It was fascinating for the French accent lady was talking about her frustration with not being about to pronounce words including her own name and her daughter's name. Speech is a huge part of one's identity and I want to understand more about how this affects FAS people's concept of their identity, etc and how speaking this new way has changed and affected them. Anyway, I'm loving these videos of yours breaking down exactly how their words and speech patterns have changed. Very interesting! Cheers!

This is so fascinating. I just watched the My Strange Brain episode she's in. It's great to hear someone further explain what is happening with her speech. I have a lot to say/ask about this syndrome. I need to find more detailed videos about this. Anyway thanks, cheers!! Subscribed for more 😉

Impressive way to improve pronunciation

Thank you for your video. Keep up the good work!

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It's impossible to have commonly mispronounced words.

Very impressive and productive Video; especially for non native speakers like me. Thanks from Pakistan

Hi! Would you analyse my pronunciation if I recorded this text? Thanks!

wow I saw no one explaining like this , Really helpful

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I'm thankful.

Thank u madam.good english.

Thank you madam.i like your english.

Good english teaching.thank you madam.

Namasthe madam,i am from india.I am learning your english.thank you madam.

Thanks for making this!

Brilliant lesson!

Thank you very much, its really good topic

Thanks a lot for this useful content you create

Your video was truly inspiring and educational. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with me!

Hi, is there any non medical cure for hyponasality?

I am 26 years old i have hypernasal speech problem i was born cleft palate my first surgery was done at the age of 3 years i have done masters degree in psychology Mam how can i rid this problem ???