13 Words You Might Say WRONG | Speak Like A Native Speaker

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Hey guys! Don't forget to let me know here in the comments if you were making any of these mistakes :) When Ren (my husband) was editing the video, he said... "Hey I didn't know that!" He was talking about the way "ache" is pronounced... he's a native Spanish speaker, so he used to pronounce the word with a "ch" sound. Anyhow, I'd love to know if this video helped you improve any of these words :)

[@estuardochoc]

Spanish speaker here, I mispronunce months, receipt, could, would, etc, everything except ache, lol

[@leandrokaminiseyt]

I was mispronouncing "muscle"! Thanks, you helped me so much!

[@favtotorro4913]

The English Coach here the problem with my head ! I imitate the pronounce pretty much good and I think a lots in English but when I try speak I couldn't find words! I can't say any words and sentence perfectly but when someone asks me anything I get nervous and bump ☹️ there is nothing in my brain ! By the way i start imitation your account 💕😄

[@alfonsotetuan6557]

Yes. Alot of the words not all of them but thanks to you my English is a lot better now. Pronunciation A+ I love your videos your my hero!😍

[@РоманИорк-л5и]

The word months. I always tried to pronounce it with [th] sound thinking I was saying right! lol) Now I have to reteach myself, because my muscles keep saying it with [th], aaa! Thanks, Stefanie!

[@tiago8480]

For me it's better when you are in front of camera.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

But you still learned important information in this lesson, right? :D

[@gabrielarosa6500]

I aggre. While the video is still helpful the way it is. I personally find it easier when we can pay attention to the mouth movements while you're pronouncing the words.

[@maxinegrace]

Exactly. I understand her better when I see the way she speaks in front of the camera. Plus, her face is not distracting at all!

[@reygalo8269]

Oh my God! you pronounced almost perfect the sound "erre" latina. I'm impressed. Thanks a lot for your work. Very good!!!

[@Tushinho]

Thaanks a bunch, your pronunciation is soo clear and so nice to listen, keep up the good work!

[@SuperTomwell]

Your tips are amazing!! And different from most of what we use to see around on internet

[@pingr.8730]

I think this’s so great how much you are passionate about teaching English to non-native speakers. I always watch every video you make and feel really happy with all of them. I don’t know why but I feel very comfortable and can sense the wonderful effort and happiness when you are teaching ! Thank you so much 😊

[@jonasserafim6862]

Hi my name Jonas and i would like to practice my english with you

[@dennersonjunior3300]

I'm learning English and I'm completely addicted to seeing you talking. OMG.

[@hgmontenegro]

Another excellent class! Thanks for the tips, Stefanie. You’re so much supportive coach.

[@andressaquic5069]

Hi pretty teacher!🙋 I'll be honest; I'm following maybe 10 English teachers here but sincerely you are the best of all them. I have 9 months going to school but I had never had a good accent until I started to see you. I'm improving my reading, writing and my speaking skills a lot. My vocabulary and confidence growing up, so I'm so happy and thankful with you. English learners really, really appreciate it.😘💜. Thank you again and God bless you ever!!! Greetings from NJ, USA.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Wow! I'm SO GLAD to hear you're making all this progress, Andres! Keep it up, you rock!!

[@andressaquic5069]

The English Coach thank you so much, you're the best🙌

[@mariani5840]

you have no idea of how grateful I am right now. I was pronouncing almost all those words incorrectly. thank you so much!

[@joryicruzfernandez]

Mariani W. podemos prácticar el inglés

[@jonasserafim6862]

Hi my name Jonas and i would like to practice my english with you

[@ericcartier2233]

you are the best teacher ever found online and God knows how much time I browsed the net.... hats off ! cedric from France

[@victor.rudkov]

I've been learning english for 10 years in school and practicing it for 10 years after, but debts, ache and months made my day. Thank you so much, Stephanie.

[@ViniDio]

20 years of English learning and do you still non-fluent?

[@sushi_the_beats]

Hey! This is exactly what I need!!! Thank you very much for making such high quality lessons for free. I’m a Japanese engineer working with many native English speakers in Japan. I’m getting used to listen to the normal speed of native English so I could understand what you say in this video 100%. My current challenge is how can I improve my speaking. I’ll keep watching your videos. Thank you again.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Hey! Thank YOU for showing so much appreciation! I love making classes for you guys :) More coming soon :)

[@adulislamek2128]

It's so easy to learn the way you doing, thanks you are the best teacher ever.

[@gonzanunez2726]

Honestly, I've been learning english for 3 years now and nobody talks about these things, I mean english teachers. I'll be visiting the us in a week and I'm so glad I found your channel, great content.

[@brunogomes984]

I'm so glad I found this youtube channel, I've learned a lot from you in just a few days. Such a terrific teacher

[@POCEnglish]

Hey Bruno! I would love to know your opinion about my videos. I have recently started teaching on KZbin! Let me know what you think!

[@GMBabul-oy8hr]

The smartest one among the American teachers with beauty interwoven therein. You rock...!

[@horeibagarcia5676]

I liked this kind of audio, I think I learned a lot, I realized that I mispronounced the word months

[@hectormorales3622]

Every time I watch one of your videos it impacts me to see that things I thought I knew I really don't know but then you come and break it down like this and makes me understand I still have more to practice and improve! Nice video, I loved it!

[@EnglishFluencyJourney]

Thanks!!! Great video!!! Really useful for me! I actually have been struggling with the word “months”(and what about the word “clothes”)? The word “debt” is a revelation))) i haven’t paid attention to how this word is pronounced,and of course pronounced it incorrectly!!!

[@neskwga-faze.1759]

You're here wow!

[@alokkumarsaxena8430]

You're not only a good coach but also have good smile and voice which helps a lot.

[@jazulisamsuni]

Fantastic! I am Jazuli, an Indonesian, South East Asia. I've never been to English speaking country. I just learn English (hopefully standard English) from school. Anyhow, I got more serious problems when it comes to accuracy of how a word in English has to be pronounced. And the result was that my fluency was distracted, because I've got to think twice whether or not what I was saying was correct. My mouth muscle seems kinda hard and feels there is something holding it back from being fluent. Can you please give us a short video tips regarding this? Thank you. 😊😊😊

[@TheEnglishCoach]

You need to start shadowing my videos :D You'll improve your fluency fast!!

[@jazulisamsuni]

Thank you so much. May I ask you if my English is understandable or not? I mean in native speaker's perspective 😀

[@alexeimota]

Hi Stephanie!!!! I found your KZbin channel just a week ago and I’m loving it. It is exactly what I was looking for. I’m from Brazil and I moved to the US 3 years ago and I’m struggling with my English. I think that the worts think is I’m lacking of confidence. I’m perfectionist and I don’t allow me to make a mistake. This habit is not good. So, I’d like to tell you that you videos are awesome and you are doing a great job. I actually loved this one here. You did right keeping only the audio of your speaking. By doing that I was able to focus in your pronunciation, not being distracted with nothing else. Thank you for you beautiful job. I will follow you on your channel full time English for sure!! Ow. You helped me how to pronounce :ache, Wednesday, texts, better!!

[@cesarmartins9775]

Why do I understand what native English teachers say, but when it comes up to conversation in movies it's a little bit more complicated?

[@TheEnglishCoach]

I should make a video about this... cause people ask me this question all the time :)

[@dhiaoshaish]

The range of vocab in movies is larger than day to day life. In day to day life, or in an English class where a teacher tries to break it down to students, we use far less vocab than you would hear in an action, horror, or sci fi movie. Building your vocabulary slowly, and getting used to how some actors will twist their accent to fit better for a certain character will get you there. It will take time, dont get frustrated. I recommend using headphones and English subtitles while watching movies (do that for a few months or so, depending on how good your English is at the moment, and then drop the subtitles, then drop the headphones maybe, or not).

[@angelmagana6951]

I would be very happy about that, I really need that video!!!

[@abbasferdows9834]

Hey, thanks for your video, but i think you prated on this topic, you could explain this subject in 10 minutes.

[@leandro7491]

The answer may be simple cause you are really familiar to class vocabulary, all the English teaching vocabulary is already absorbed by you, so in movies they are talking a different type of conversation , it could be anything, any topics , that makes it more difficult, my tip is you can focus in one topic , for example, crime, so you can read crime books , detective novels such as Comoran strike by Robert Galbraith which is awesome, kinda difficult but it's worth it

[@kholdsun4866]

I’ve been living in the USA for almost 5 years now, I read a lot but I still have a thick accent . I’ve noticed that your approach was what was missing coz I’ve been focusing more on the way the words are written then how the are actually pronounced. This audio was really helpful. Thank you

[@MrAlespa]

What a great video! I have learnt a lot from this class. Thank you so much.

[@nosrehcorporation]

I really loved this class, I always say the receipt (Ti) sound at the end, I never realized that it needs to be silent.

[@sakugava]

Please don't hide your face.

[@gilgalad7399]

Brasilero violador !

[@vitorborges665]

Ela é muito gata kkkk

[@ច្រើញគុណគីមលើយ]

Please make the videos of English grammar .

[@neemiasalberto]

@@vitorborges665 You're right!

[@flyon8368]

@@ច្រើញគុណគីមលើយ you dont need grammar dude...

[@hongquantran92]

Stephanie, your advices are so right to me. I keep saying words "texts" or "months" and more like you mentioned in the videos. It's like you know so well how I speak. Thank you for your great videos!

[@danielsckarin574]

Thank you, Stephanie. I always say ''Island" with D sound. I thought that I pronounce it correctly. It's up to you, but I'll miss for your positive smiling face :)

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Yeah, I would only pronounce the "d" if I was emphasizing the word for some reason... and, yeah... another guy said the same thing about my face. haha

[@djamel-arbouche]

Great work ! This is not often explained that way. Your explanation on vowels is spot on ! In France a LOT of people don’t even realize that their vowels are wrong, so they keep « training » with the wrong sounds. Thank you !

[@ddsferd1628]

Your lessons are mostly for beginners, I know much of what you say, but I still like to watch your videos. Thank you for this.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Really? I didn’t know beginners understand native English speakers...

[@eulywade9745]

The English Coach lol now why are you being sarcastic to this guy lol I like you.

[@paolaandrealizarraldeduque5839]

@@TheEnglishCoach 🤣

[@porthos5235]

It was out of blue for me to find your blogs. Great thing!. you are the kindest, clever and best english teacher I've ever met.

[@moisesrocha9250]

Hi Coach! I really like your way to tap into it. You're always demonstrating that learn a language whatever it may be, grows over any language class. It comes down to live on it. Thanks a bunch.

[@MarvinCerdasA]

I am spanish native speaker, and one of the complicated word to pronounce, for me is "mountain". You tell a really good strategy, repeat, and repeat.

[@soggy_popcorn]

I have a really hard time trying to pronounce the number 33,333 correctly. I would very much appreciate it if you could make a video on how to pronounce several th-sounds in a row! :)

[@TheEnglishCoach]

David, this is a great suggestion! Actually, several people have asked me for a video like this, so I'll add it to my list and make it as soon as possible :D

[@christiangutama6463]

I'm in!!! Please make how to pronounce th- from several words, it's very hard to me.

[@elolimpo5659]

Just say double 3 point triple 3..

[@n01011000]

Me too.

[@KevinMelgar]

Please make more videos like this one This has been very helpful

[@TaldeWalter]

Hi Stefanie, great work and thanks for sharing this audio lesson. I follow your videos from Brazil. You are awesome!! Your accent is clear and smooth. Thanks a lot.

[@snehalquest]

"Months" and "texts" are words that I was pronouncing wrong. But I know the correct pronunciation now. Thanks for your superb efforts.

[@cris_6799]

The wednesday part is pure gold! I used to have a real struggle every time with this word!

[@pattymedeiros1395]

Please, keep making videos like that, so useful. Thank you so much.

[@mats351]

*so that you guys could focus on what im saying without being distracted by my face* puts a picture of her on the screen:D

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Hahahaha I didn’t even realize this! So ironic 👀🙈😂

[@sakhicharankumar77]

Haha.

[@bluesky2247]

lol.. But anyway i can hear you clearly. thank you

[@barbaraaraojo504]

@@TheEnglishCoach hahaha

[@Aaaaa22203]

Sam Gayne 😂😂😂😂

[@ederfernandez8065]

Que gran trabajo estas haciendo con este canal en KZbin, te puedo decir con seguridad que nos estas ayudando muchísimo a todos los que queremos tener un nivel mucho más avanzado. ¡Fuerte abrazo y sigue de la misma manera! Saludos desde EL SALVADOR.

[@justfine8647]

"Texts" and "months" were mine. Practicing pronunciation is honestly frustrating, I feel sometimes like I will never get there, but what you said made me think that maybe I can.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

You WILL get it... keep it up, you're doing great! :)

[@antodi1]

I just moved to the US 2 weeks ago. There are so much words I have difficulty to pronounce correctly. So I try to do my best to learn the correct pronunciation of words I have difficulty to prononce so it will not be a bother for others to listen to me. 'Receipt' is one of those I didn't know I was pronouncing wrong.

[@kelvinalves6940]

Hello, I'm from Brazil, and I've just found your channel, and I have to say, it's really great. Congrats for your job.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Thanks, Kelvin! Welcome to my channel :D

[@fabianagonzalez4034]

In my opinion, this is a great way to teach us. Soon I'm going to work in a English call center, so I need to practice listening in this way. Without any distraction. Thanks! You are the best!

[@sentinel4858]

ok, i missed you, please upload videos more frequently! Your clasess are awesome and your voice nice

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Thanks, Centinela! I will try :)

[@benjaminbarron9606]

You are absolutely beautiful. I'm a native English speaker, but scrolled by your video and had to stop to tell you that. Not telling you anything you don't know, but I hope it makes you smile!

[@TheEnglishCoach]

haha... it did :)

[@benjaminbarron9606]

The English Coach Well, I'm glad it did! ;)

[@bimflash]

hello please post a video you speaking with a british accent!! have a good one

[@TheEnglishCoach]

What, so I can embarrass myself all over the internet? haha, great idea!! :D

[@bimflash]

i know you can do it, "YES YOU CAN" haha. tks a lot i love your videos really help me so much!!

[@xueshanmu]

Face to face feeling is important, it helps me understand more of your speech. And I like your smile, it warms me.

[@ofertaszing7596]

perfect thanks a lot from brazil

[@CHIQUISBOGARD]

"Receipt", "Months", Texts.Thanks for that excellent class!!!

[@brunobranco7973]

I prefer the video classes

[@TheEnglishCoach]

But you learned some good info in this one, right? haha

[@اخرانفاسي-خ4ظ]

what a beautiful teacher you are ! thank you for this video

[@bia77196]

Great class, I liked this audio class, because your smile always distract me :D

[@TheEnglishCoach]

haha, cool! I'll have to do more of these :)

[@sakhicharankumar77]

Me too

[@sakhicharankumar77]

Lol...

[@antoniotarantini1114]

If only all the native English speakers had spoken clearly like you... Stephanie, you should teach native English speakers as well! 😁 Ciao from Italy!

[@jamesyao1690]

Hey Stephanie, I'm still confused about 'Text' and 'Texts', do you mean that the single and plural form all pronounce as 'Tex'? Thanks

[@cellocarlos]

I have seen other vídeos, even from native speakers, about that word and they all pronounce the T. I am confused.

[@Lunara1995jps]

Oh my! She's so gooood at teaching, I'm so happy to have found this channel. I feel so motivated. I'm from Puerto Rico and recently moved to the United States. This video was very helpful, thanks! 😊

[@ruemignon]

Hello Stef, I have a quick question for you : do most American people pronounce Wednesday (winsday) like you do, or is it a California thing? I am quite sure in British English, Wednesday is pronounced like "whensday". Thanks .

[@TheEnglishCoach]

British English and American English are really different. Most Americans say Winsday... some might say Wensday.

[@LtBighorn]

Here in northern California (San Francisco bay area), I've always heard people say "wensday" not "winsday". This is the first time I've heard someone say it's "winsday", but honestly the difference is subtle enough that I don't think most people would notice whichever way you said it. California is a big place (~800 miles from north to south) so some variation is to be expected.

[@bentleyr00d]

In the Northeast at least, people almost always say whensday.

[@Hugo_4t]

Thank you, this was very helpful. I always struggled with ache, receipt and debt, and mispronounced these words in the way you said.

[@ivanzepeda8800]

Thank you for everything, you are so beautiful, i love your eyes, greetings from México🤗🇲🇽

[@michellecheng6817]

I love your beautiful and clear speech! You are a great model to mimic.

[@israelramoseatos8136]

You look so beautiful Stephanie

[@READERSENPAII]

IsraKilluminatti Ramos fucking creep

[@americanfootball5939]

Phillip Roc Being kind in 2018 = being a creep ?

[@carlostorresp.9383]

Thanks Stefanie !! your videos are such a good thing, I usually listen to them while working at the office. Thank you so much.

[@POCEnglish]

Hey Carlos! I would love to know your opinion about my videos. I have recently started teaching on KZbin! Let me know what you think!

[@ThalesPo]

I like to be distracted by your face.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Lol

[@barbaraaraojo504]

This is rigth, this what I did, because audio alone is boring, so I tried to distract myself with something like faces

[@barbaraaraojo504]

@@TheEnglishCoach What he said is NO joke at all, that's also my way of learning..

[@ILOVEUSAFIFTY]

@@TheEnglishCoach Ma'am IDK but this word "lol" has got strange meanings and I'll be happy if we avoid this. coz one of the dangerous meaning of this is "Lucifer our Lord" which is total destruction. Anyways. Watching and listening to your videos is a great way to improve English. Thanks a bunch.

[@ViniDio]

@@ILOVEUSAFIFTY LOL = Laughing out loud

[@hatewarior]

Thanks Stephanie. The way you explained not only shows how English speakers speak words in daily life, but shows how we use the gluttural stop. In my native language (Portuguese) we insist on pronouncing most letters come up, so I used to struggle a lot mispronouncing words like these. Even though I mispronounced them at the beginning of my English learning, I liked it when I was corrected. That taught me a lot even being embarrassed during the process haha. As you said, English isn't phonetical. For curiosity, however, I've read some book about pronunciation rules and it gave me a great basis for pronouncing written words and spoken sounds. I know there are tons of words which are difficult to pronounce properly at first, but it's been worth reading about it. Anyway Stephanie, I enjoy a lot your work and I've learnt a lot with you. Keep it up.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

I agree, Diego, learning rules can help... but it can also be overwhelming and counterproductive if you don't focus even more on actually listening closely and speaking. I'll have to make some videos about the "rules" in the future :)

[@marisesanchez1016]

Debt, months and text are definitely the most common mispronounced words!

[@doriangray1935]

Marise Sanchez but in continuous form "texting" we pronounce that t, right?

[@marisesanchez1016]

Dorian Gray , thanks!

[@TheEnglishCoach]

No, we say "teks-ing"

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Actually, sometimes we do pronounce the "t," I guess it just depends on how fast you're talking and how much you want to emphasize the word. Americans are notorious for dropping the "t's"

[@marisesanchez1016]

The English Coach : oh yes! Definitely !!

[@ursuladomingos9657]

Thanks, Stefanie. Most of the words I knew the pronunciation ... there is an app that really helps with the dialogs, and I only had one doubt in one word. Thanks for helping me. You're helping a lot of people, and that's beautiful when our knowledge crosses borders and makes people grow. I love watching your videos more than once. I love your voice and I practice with you every day and I do a lot of things.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Hi Ursula! Thanks for the feedback :) Wow, your pronunciation must be really beautiful if you don't struggle with these words. That's awesome! You're doing great, keep it up!! :D

[@amrkamal1460]

Hello 👋 I need a partner practice English with me

[@muhammadkashif-qe8mo]

you look so charming stefnie

[@ethanollein3384]

This is what intermediate English students need!!!!!!! Thanks. - Ethan O’llein.

[@successkid284]

In my opinion this kind of audio class is boring. I love your channel, but that's my opinion for this kind of video.

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Yeah, I guess it's not as entertaining as a video... but if you're a serious learner and you value the information, you'll pay attention to it anyway. :)

[@successkid284]

The English Coach For sure!

[@leonardoalfaro8489]

Hey I’m studying Translation and Interpretation (English into Spanish) and your channel is one of the best things I’ve seen on youtube. Your videos are absolutely helpful, your accent is perfect for those who have issues with their listening skills. Watching this video i realized I’d mispronounced “debt” this whole time lol, thanks for everything you’re doing! Greetings from Chile🇨🇱 (u should visit us!)

[@heldervasquez8929]

Nice video but i didn't get concentration looking your prety face jeje. I will try again. Blessing

[@tomikapeters]

Hi, Stephanie, from Kazakhstan! 🇰🇿 You speak so understandably and clear that I wonder how it would be possible to do it in that way! Telling the truth, your videos really help me to improve my English and give more motivation every day! I’m feelling that I’m getting better and better with every your video ☺️ Be the one who you are now, I mean, beautiful, clever and interesting!

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Hi, Tomiris! Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm so glad your English is improving :) Just keep practicing and shadow my videos. That will help you with the speaking part :)

[@sakugava]

#somostodostim

[@livreparadecidir6113]

It's Portuguese

[@jessica5497]

porque você escreveu isso ?

[@livreparadecidir6113]

Because I wanted

[@giovannapeganaminhabanana4509]

N, ela explica bem melhor, as aulas são bem mais legais e divertidas e ela fala só em inglês (bem claramente) o que ajuda pra kct o seu listening

[@cesarcarrillo6216]

Thank you Stephanie for making this videos. You are the greatest!!

[@hirunniceder9514]

This is absolutely not only about pronunciation video it's also how to learn by ears and how to improve listening skill. You are rock again dear Stephanie. ♥♥♥♥♡♡♡♡

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Yes, exactly!! :D

[@JohnRome-xn7hx]

What a nice teacher not distracting students with her beauty 😅

[@alexo1457]

I wish I had a Teacher like you at school. So much helpful. Thanks a lot! x

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Well, I can't be you're teacher there... but I can be your KZbin teacher :D

[@debbie3081]

I love the way you say "Because"

[@wess7872]

Thank you so much,I was mispronouncing,receipt,debt and text,now they fixed 😀

[@shalompeace1003]

Thank you for the time you spend to help us understand much better English. God bless you

[@hellen6848]

My first language is portuguese, I'm studying english now and I wanna say that your videos are helping so much with my english and thank you 👍

[@dmytroteleha2998]

Hi, Stephanie. I'm from Ukraine, your pronunciation is very clearly for me. The better teacher! TY so much

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Yay! I hope these videos also help YOU improve your pronunciation :D

[@labalade77]

There are a lot of teachers on the web today but you make the difference 🙂 never give up 😎

[@devidasdeshpande8062]

The audio is so clear and easy to understand, Awesome!!!!

[@luigardasz]

In my opinion this was the most helpful video about pronunciation I've ever heard in my life! I mean it!! I am an English teacher in Brazil but I must confess that I did pronounced MONTHS incorrectly. Thanks a lot for sharing it with us.😍

[@diegosales5129]

Your videos are so good and the quality of your english pronunciation is easier for me to understand. I'm able to understand 85% of everything you're saying and that makes me happy. Hugs from Brazil.

[@hellen6848]

hi, my first language is portuguese and now I'm learning english.I wanna say thank you because your videos are helping so much 👍

[@danielpernia7824]

Hello Stefanie! This has been an awesome English class. You know? I am from Venezuela and I've been studying English for a very long time and I just realized that I still have some pronunciation issues, specially with some words like Months or Texts... I would like to congratulate you for your awesome and useful videos, your pronunciation is so clear. I've been following your channel for a very short time but I already have watched all of your videos. Keep uploading them and sharing your English knowledge. Thank you

[@ItalianoBrAJorioBr]

Just wonderful as it used to be!! Congratulations !!! Antonio 👏👏🇱🇷🇧🇷

[@techlov3r]

Wow! I was searching for how to pronounce the word months correctly and easily for ages. I would always misprononce it like you showed. TH sound made it difficult for me. You just saved my life. Keep up these lessons.

[@geovanrw]

I agree that audio classes should be like this one. I prefer listening to web radios so I don't get distracted about faces, things moving and mouth (yes, when I am watchin a video in English, I focus in the mouth so I can try to pronunciate words more correctly). Hope I wrote this right. Thank you for sharing all these interesting and important things :)

[@maikelpina1125]

First of all, I want to start by saying that your English is beautiful! Your pronunciation is even better that some others native speakers and I can understand perfectly everything you say. The only word in the video I was struggling with was "MONTHS" I was used to try to pronounce the TH sound and the S together :).Thanks a lot for your tips. Keep it up!

[@TheEnglishCoach]

Hi, Maikel! Thanks for the feedback and kind words :D More videos coming soon! Keep up the good work :D

[@josepoe5294]

Thanks, all i know it's because i been hearing a lot of videos. I don't talk like a native speaker but can talk. Also, you're beautiful and a great coach hope most success on your channel.

[@helonliu7924]

I like this episode very much. Especially the difference between the wrong and the correct pronunciation of"could". Thank you.

[@jlzz1224]

You are simple Great, I love 💕 all your lesson, God keep blessing.

[@Jhonnybravoinvest]

Hi Stefani, thanks a lot for share your thoughts in English with me!

[@ibrahimdauda1358]

Good explanations with perfect enunciation... Thanks a lot.

[@mohammadmukhtar5724]

I mispronounced the word receipt. Thanks ever so much for this wonderful video!