Really love the analyze movies series

Entertaining, original and educational. Liked it. Getting your course soon. (English Pro)😊

i like this idiom. thank you.

I will tell you. about my past on only condition that you will not spill the beans before others.

Thank u so much dear ,love from my side from Afghanistan , i wanna start ielts preparation classes..❤❤❤🎉

Teacher!!!!Please produce more of this series in the future

I will kick off to watching your every video on utube.

I want to thank you for everything you have done Julie .💙❤

Thank you so much for this Idiom.

Thanks so much, Julie. 😊😊😊😊😊

Hello! Thank you. Your shorts & videos had disappear from my feed. (Please, forgive my English 😅😘😘😘❤️.)

❤ great Thank you 😊

Thanks a lot for this valuable lessong. Thank you, thank you.

when he said I messed up my hair, I didn't hear the d, isn't that a stop d?

Wow Many heartfelt thanks for such an informativeand insightful stream. Well, I have a tiny question. What about the placement of Arabic ? Is it high in the oral cavity for instance? Wondering if you could please provide me with a thorough answer. If you could please recommend some academic papers for us to read

Awesome! Thank you. I’m from a Portuguese speaking country and your class helped me a lot.

Good afternoon, madam. I am Prasad from India.

I like 😂it when u speak this way, so much energy. Whereas normally, u would put on a teaching voice

Happy intonation:Hello! 👋🏼 Great to you again! Interested topic. From my perspective, I liked tip number 4. It's so important to practice all the tips that you show up. They're very important for a nonnative speaker. No questions. So far so clear. Thanks for your time and your dedication. 😊

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After this, i wish i could increase my english

thank you so much🤩

Good lesson, thanks

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Thank you so much. for the Dark L sound.

thank you for the nice Idiom.

One of the most reliable, clear, didactic, and complete videos about this topic!!! Thank you so very much!!! 💯

❤thank you

❤thank you

I guess the rule is just try to make it as smooth as possible

not sure but the beat seem effective to me

Are you from San Diego, California United States?

Thank you ❤

Like spill the beans?

Very clear

Thank you mom i have learned flap T and R sound thanks to you

Thank you very much. This was awesome.

Hi!.Julie. I wanna wish you a Merry Christmas for this year 2024 a happy new year. May the new year bring you joy, health, peace, abundant knowledge and happiness. It's been good to see your KZbin videos .they have brought me a wider World to my mind.I really love it because it is important.I love english language from childhood. Cheers to the new year!

I really love your video but I have one question about the vowel “AW+N” like in (John,Con,On,Haunt) do we need to nasalise them too Like CAW+ ʌN(Con) Aw+ ʌn (On) Gaw+ ʌn(Gone) Thank you very much❤❤❤

no example. wow thanks

is the (ol) in the words Fold and Goal with /ʊl/ Thank you.

which one are you pronounced for the word sixth ( /sɪksθ/ or [sɪkθ] )

[ ɾ ] tapped and [ r ] trilled.

This explanation regarding the word oven feels obscure. Maybe because for students the example glottal sounds are mostly in the middle or final positions? The IPA symbol is ⟨ʔ⟩. The initial vowel in oven (Uh-ven) is the same as in words like love or up, so we should pronounce it (IPA) [`ʌvən]. Also it usually isn't heard in the expression "the oven." The pronunciation of the word "the" depends on the first sound of the word that comes after it. When the word after "the" begins with a consonant sound, people usually use /ðə/. When the word after "the" begins with a vowel sound, people usually use /ði/.

hello are you pronounced the letter (u) in the word multiply /ˈmʌltəˌpl̥aɪ/ with /ʌ/ or /ʊ/ .

Hi, so the /j/ at the start has the same position as /i/ but with a tension in the throat (a little closed?? Or there is other difference? Thanks

There's Something I Want To Know: Why February Is Read As Fe-bru-a-ry Instead Read As Feb-ru-a-ry

A hug for you!