2 ways native speakers pronounce the article "a".

[@daisyy88]

This lesson is so helpful

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[@awa7594]

That was what i have been wondered. Now i get it all clearly. I am so grateful for you

[@宋老宋-j8e]

I am confused by this likewise，Thank you Lisa.

[@teacherjhaichannel545]

Thank you,Lisa. For sharing the use of "a" differently. It's a great help for non-native speaker like me. I love it...❤

[@claudineicostantin]

Something so simple and only now someone explained that to me! Thank you!

[@kingo_friver]

Finally, we got a miracle. I was about to ask my boss, like "Excuse me, what is Ai Ah?"

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I love this lady ♥️👸🏼

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Lisa I can understand all the time your classes. Thanks a lot. You are awesome.

[@molotochi]

I have about 10 years trying to figure this out for myself.... Thank you so much!

[@pedroestrada4903]

Teacher Lisa, you are just am outrageous English teacher. I have learned a lot from you. I love your pronunciación. It Is clear, slow AND beautiful. Sincerely....Pedro Estrada Valdez from Guadalajara, Jalisco, México.

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woah. This blew my mind! 🤯. Thanks!

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You are always innovative.

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Very practical and easy to understand. Thank you.

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[@josuerodrigues3418]

Now l could see that l was wrong, l meant: when It COMES to:

[@maimai2344]

Then edit it to that@

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many thanks too you.

[@n.a.chauhan3461]

Nice 👍

[@rrm9956]

I had that question before! Thanks for sharing! More videos like this, please

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You are a Wonderful Teacher....

[@sousac4985]

With all due respect I absolutely adore you !!! Best regards from Brazil, I have been following you for more than one year and I have always wanted to ask YOU, about the article ''a'' and its different pronunciations. Here it is! So simple! Thank you for your lessons !

[@SilentPolyglot]

Excellent! Thank you, Lisa! ❤️

[@stefaniechong9640]

A million thanks to you Lisa for highlighting this 'a' pronunciation subject. 👍💖

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Thanks a lot for your understandable and inspiring language tips Mam...my respect!

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Amazing lesson.. thank you Lisa

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Keep up the good work teacher!

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[@ahmedelmahdy1908]

This is simple, but useful!

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Thank you so much 😊

[@Bernardo.pt.2024]

That was one of my difficulties. THANKS FOR SHARING.

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I’m Ukrainian, learning English, it’s seldom to hear such clear excellent pronunciation and explanations. The best teacher ever.

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Thank you! 😃

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Thanks a lot .

[@n.a.chauhan3461]

Very good 👍

[@Leonardinho097]

"ei lot" or "a lot"? ahahahah

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Thanks, Lisa, I'm learning a lot watching your videos

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great tip

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I liked the whole video with Megan she is outstanding

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I am so grateful🙏🙏

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Thank you, Madam.

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Many thanks my teacher 😍

[@eina2094]

This really confused me. Now it is clear. Wow, thanks for your concise explanation.

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Very useful, thank you 💜

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Thank you so much.

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Thanks 👍

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Thanks a lot 💖💖✋

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Thanks Lisa ❤

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Keep up doing good work. Can you explain the research & recognize too.

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I love your videos a lot

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Your way is amazing mam💞💞💞

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Excellent explanation)))

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I see👍🏼 Thanks for telling us tje the difference

[@amy9406]

I also wondered that. Thanks!!😃

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You made my day.thank u very much

[@pragawa]

Thank you very much

[@gingerharm]

I think tom scott dit a video about this (schwa or something like that) it explains a lot about e or a

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¡Por fin alguien me pudo explicar esta duda de toda mi vida!

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Thanks

[@tribalwildling9926]

And all this time I thought the two pronunciations were dictated by consonant and vowel sounds- If "a" is followed by a word beginning with a consonant sound then its pronunciation is the schwa sound.

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Great👍!

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Good 👍

[@mr.chilly5582]

i was kinda confused with these letters 'a' 'aw' 😆

[@MumtazKhan-er9lw]

Tnx I got this but the most teasing Article "I" sometimes have to speak it "ai" like Nine (9) n sometimes v have to speak it the short sound of "e" like a wolverine 🤯🙄😥🥴🤕 plz make a short video just like u did tnx in advance

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[@secre1y]

I thought I did it wrong haha

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[@kingo_friver]

Maybe I also hear someone says both in a row [ɛɪ əː] as a filler.

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For many, this is the question of their lives... I was one of them. Does Megan has a phone number? 😂

[@brijmohansingh8116]

Is this not an example for strong form and weak form difference in pronunciation?

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[@marlenebrown2569]

There is one thing that really bothers me and I can't find anyone talking about it... I wish you would talk about it. It is when a person uses him or her as the subject of a sentence. Here is an example:. "Her and her friend went to the store."

[@moii8457]

it should be SHE AND HER friend went to the store

[@alirahman7494]

Hy dear

[@marymeseeko1363]

This because the second was eaten up by the schwa sound

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[@sam10818]

That's not a speaker's problem. It is the problem of the language itself. No rules in the language. If it has the word "defenestration" in the dictionary and not a word for "day after tomorrow", then the language is a absurd. Unfortunately I'm writing in English.

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Thank you