a and u pronunciation - do THIS to tell the difference (/æ/ and /ʌ/)

[@sofiahu45]

This is hands down the best explanation about the difference between /æ/ and /ʌ/!

[@bashiruosman473]

You make the learning of phonetics easy. Well done. ❤❤❤

[@pawan7538]

I don't think anyone can explain this better than you sir ,,watching in 2022 ,,, I am shocked how perfectly you are making these sounds offcourse you are native ,, like I am shocked after watching a magic trick infront of my eyes ,, something performed so beautifully , perfectly and comfortably.❣️

[@alexandrvinokurov2358]

Thank you a lot.

[@britishaccentmethod]

You're welcome! I'm glad it helped :D

[@shivakumarrejinthala2034]

Thanks bro

[@sthenes1]

You are a very good and analytical teacher. But some was with ancient Greek and today we only use one alpha. I don't know if is the first that you explain,ruther is the second, pub, cut, not cat.

[@alexasmith2733]

Excellent video !

[@britishaccentmethod]

Thank you very much!

[@murtadhamohammed4116]

Raise my hat to you

[@edwardsarara7506]

Hello Michael, Your explanation of difference /æ/ and /ʌ/ with the tongue is brilliant. Thanks a lot. Regards, Edward

[@britishaccentmethod]

Hi Edward, You're very welcome! I appreciate you're comment. Have you seen the new video I've posted today? Here's the link to check it out if you'd like. I cover a lot of things including vowels, the dark l, and word stress + rhythm :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIm2nGpva8d3fc0 Michael

[@かを知ることはできませんかを知ること]

Tell me one think does google translate or google speech uderstand native English speakers or no? I I spent 3 days of training with these /\ sound but it doesn't understand me. It understands when I say cub or cut but when I pronounce bud or crust it doesn't. When I say crust it translates as craft. Bud - bad or but. I'm so tired, I have no problems with æ and ä sounds but /\ just kills me. Also when I pronounce luck it says lock.

[@haidarhaidar6464]

OMG!!🔥🔥🔥🔥 VERY IMPORTANT LITS STARTED AND WE KEEP GOING🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@britishaccentmethod]

Haidar! How are you? I feel like it's been ages! I hope you are getting on well :D Have you seen the new video I've just posted today? I think you'll find it useful! Here's the link to check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXbdn3qsiJt6gbc Thanks for your comment! Michael :)

[@shushaniksarkisian]

You are such a professional. Your tutorials are so much different and better from others, obviously made by amateurs who probably think "English is my mother tongue, let me teach pronunciation though I don't know how, so just listen and repeat after me".))) That's not working. I learned so much from you! Thanks Michael. My dream is to reduce accent with a teacher like you. But can't afford it yet.

[@qingyanxia1798]

A lot of thanks to you! You are indeed a brilliant teacher!

[@britishaccentmethod]

You're very welcome Xia! I'm glad you've found the video useful! Did you see the video I published yesterday on English rhythm and word stress? If you didn't, take a look at it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX2sg4WBaqdsgrc I think you'll like it! Michael

[@adababiano6669]

👏👏👏👏👏👏‼️💕Great,from Spain🎉🎉👏👏👏👏

[@haidarhaidar6464]

Yes it is ,it is very important video

[@sharonelgozza4545]

This is what I need to teach sir. Thank you

[@britishaccentmethod]

Hey Sharon, I'm glad it was helpful! Well done for practicing :) Did you see the video I published yesterday on English rhythm and word stress? If you didn't, take a look at it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eX2sg4WBaqdsgrc I think you'll like it! Michael

[@nahid7422]

Amazing thanks

[@Blinful]

Brilliant! Thank you!

[@rsrkgb2311]

Praiseworthy effort by you. Thanks.

[@haidarhaidar6464]

Thank u dear

[@johannareponty7814]

It will gift me that I have been waiting for past 27 years. Thanks a lot sir. You are my true teacher.

[@britishaccentmethod]

Hi Johanna, thank you for your kind message! I'm so pleased you could find my tutorials and that they are helping you :) There's lots on the channel here to help you! I've got a new video out today which I think you'll find useful. Check it out here: Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJfTXoimh5Zpe6M Keep going with your practice :) Michael

[@Fididesp2]

🇦🇿 I appreciate it ❤️‍🔥

[@marcosamaral5785]

Thanks!

[@darkandgreen3212]

I was made fun of in a meeting for using the drum sticks when pronouncing words with /æ/

[@britishaccentmethod]

😂😂 And it's their fault for not being drummers!

[@AnoNymous-dh2sv]

As a non-native english speaker, who has lived in the south of England for ~10 years, it's pretty clear that English has the oddity that is EXTREMELY rich in the usage of vowels in ways that other languages don't even have (e.g. most "a" sounds being similar or it just doesn't matter which version you make) and at the same time English lacks some consonant sounds.

[@tantheemhamed4344]

Thank you

[@jenadams5127]

How can I make 10,000 likes on the video? hahah I love this video!!!!

[@britishaccentmethod]

Thanks JEN, I'm pleased it's helped you so much!! Keep going with the videos! Michael 😀

[@sarahnsofwa6471]

2024 ❤

[@rahmachakour8362]

👍👍👍

[@AdãoCMQuiala]

Good lesson

[@QaziNadeemkhan1548]

Great video ❤

[@ShahZafar]

♥️

[@ratias0]

Exactly what I needed. Thank you very much

[@britishaccentmethod]

Glad it helped! Michael

[@jacksonamaral329]

good lesson.

[@امةالله-ب7غ]

This in British English? Please answer me?

[@RavenCobra]

Yes

[@namesurname4929]

thank you very much! I also like to compare it with the situation when your doctor asks to open your mouth. So the sound /æ/ when you open it widly and you show your throat to the doctor so he/she would be abale to see it clearly. And if this is about the sound /ʌ/ you open your moth, but you hide your throat behind your tongue (you don't show throat)

[@charlene5861]

omg thank you so much! I was struggling with my exam and your classes are so precise! thank you!!!!!

[@britishaccentmethod]

Charlene, you're welcome! I'm so pleased it's helped you... and I hope it helps you to pass your exam too! Have you seen the new video I've just posted today? I think you'll find it useful! Here's the link to check it out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXbdn3qsiJt6gbc Michael :)

[@jenadams5127]

Wow the best video on KZbin!!! please keep teaching!!! Thanks Micheal

[@JOJOWONWON]

Great Teacher! Michael !

[@britishaccentmethod]

Thanks Joyce, I'm pleased the videos are helping you. I've got a new video out today on the 2 pronunciations of 'were' which I think you'll find helpful. Check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5XHaZuYhLV3sJI Michael :)

[@hanibelsanibel4822]

Perfect and pure voice.your prononcation was pretty well❤

[@tuckieteddy]

Thank you! I've been looking for this info for something and you explained it so well.

[@stellarusso4186]

Such an amazing teacher!

[@britishaccentmethod]

Thanks Stella - It's great that the videos are helping you... thanks for watching them! Did you see the new video I published yesterday on Prince Harry? Take a look, I think you'll like it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/anSVq61-e8iofM0 Michael

[@davidkimvono3473]

As a francophone, no has to told these vowels apart before me. I'm blessed, thank you

[@mayfreesia9643]

Thank you for your efforts. I really appreciate it, you make clearly to understand.

[@李旻-i6z]

very clear explanation！thanks😊

[@liammiller9296]

I like these sound comparison videos. I learn a lot from them. Thanks

[@MM-tk8bp]

Big thank you for making this video!! I have APD, and I've been struggling hearing/pronouncing with these sounds. Thank you!!!!!!!

[@britishaccentmethod]

I'm glad it's helped you!! Keep going with the other videos on the channel, they will continue to help you 🙂 Michael

[@pradeepmd9458]

Please make it fast sir

[@britishaccentmethod]

I will Pradeep! Looking forward to seeing you at the premier in a few minutes!

[@wafaisam1489]

Thank you very much!

[@naadersafar]

unbelievable explanation 🙏🙏

[@wll6777]

explained beautifully!

[@gausiyakhan9280]

Thank you so much sir

[@ojosol6215]

This video is super clear, and super useful, thank you so much!!!!!

[@britishaccentmethod]

I'm pleased it's helped you Ojo! Good to have you here in the community!

[@Phonetician_]

Could you make a video on modern received pronunciation accent's intonation with some examples? I'm really looking forward to it.

[@britishaccentmethod]

Hey Sam, did you see the video I published yesterday on Prince Harry's English - Apart from a few examples where he now uses American pronunciation, his English is a great example of Modern RP - and I highlight how you can do the same in the video. Check it out here (I think you'll like it!): kzbin.info/www/bejne/anSVq61-e8iofM0 Michael

[@susanponce6660]

My first grader was able to use your tips to help with differentiating short u from short a when she's trying to spell. Such a great help, thank you Michael!

[@britishaccentmethod]

Hi Susan, you're welcome! I'm pleased it's helped so much! Michael

[@koukipitchou5054]

Just amazing

[@haidarhaidar6464]

👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@pradeepmd9458]

Greattttttttttttttt no words

[@haidarhaidar6464]

💕💕💕💕💕

[@tamarkaraia561]

Great 😍

[@lorenafernandez945]

Omg thank you so much. Spanish is my first language and I've always struggled with these two sounds! To me they were basically the same. I think I've learnt now. Thank you. Lorena.

[@sthenes1]

Do you use the first a in Spanish or the Second.?

[@DaMaxtRunner]

​​@@sthenes1None of them. In Spanish, A is pronounced like the O in owl (which is pronounced ah-wool).

[@pradeepmd9458]

Make a video about Rhotricity

[@britishaccentmethod]

I've just filmed one. It's coming out next week. It's going to be included in my Reaction video to Manny Khoshbins English pronunciation

[@eliasnunez61]

Super

[@britishaccentmethod]

Thanks Angel, It's great to hear you enjoyed it! Michael

[@shivakumarrejinthala2034]

Sir your classes so amazing

[@britishaccentmethod]

Hi Shivakumar, thanks and welcome to this channel! Michael

[@Lilas_lilas]

Thank you 🙏 Michael!

[@britishaccentmethod]

Welcome! What's your name? Michael

[@pradeepmd9458]

Thank you so much sir

[@britishaccentmethod]

You're welcome Pradeep. It's great to have you engaging on the channel so much! I'm pleased to have you here! Michael

[@ThatOptometrist]

Amazing man!!!

[@britishaccentmethod]

Legend! Thank you for all the comments! Michael

[@parvezmiah4045]

Nice

[@britishaccentmethod]

Thanks