English Consonants Masterclass: Learn to pronounce ANY consonant in English [IPA chart explained]

[@hadar.shemesh]

Free Download: Clear&Easy English consonants chart 👉 bit.ly/3SiNzjE

[@trieuanhong3139]

Hello. I’m vietnamese and i’ve been studying English for 1 year but English pronunciation is my hardest part when i studying English. I tried to learn IPA via youtube videos that teach about IPA but their did’t work for me. Fortunately i found your’s videos and it’s very helpfull to me. Thank u so much. From VietNam with love ❤❤❤

[@ElMoscas114]

This master lesson made me feel like I was in my school, sitting on my chair and paying attention to what the teacher is telling me, so awesome, and many thanks for sharing this helpful video.

[@giugliaromana]

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[@AlfredoMartinez-hm2tb]

Gracias por esta masterclass nadie lo explica mejor que tu muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos.

[@MariaMaria-vh2hc]

I love how you explained the whole English phonetic table of consonants. Thanks a lot :)

[@marzi419]

I don't know how to say my words and thank youuuu hadar! You helped me alot I really really needed this for my linguistic course. God bless you, you're amazing. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rollinmusic]

Fantasic. Every english class for non native should use this clip to teach their learners. Wish i could watch this ealier

[@soulhernandez1519]

finally someone explain it for me. i took a lot of english classes. however non of them explain me all this. Thank you for sharing this video

[@td9209]

Hadar you are such amazing teacher, I'm truly improving my self-confidence and fluency using your recently techniques. I have been watching your videos from almost 1 month and I could say it's true about all you said, pronunciation confidence is the key to improve our English speaking. This is gold for us, believe me. Keep going your are the best teacher (and James ESL) jejeje I'm learning a lot from you 😘😘😘, thanks for helping us. PD: Hadar do you have Patreon? I'd like to support your content.

[@aliciarivero9433]

Thank you for taking the time to create this video. I am currently taking a phonetic class and your video has helped me tremendously. Please continue to make more because you are definitely improving the life of many of us that are learning from you.

[@humanity4477]

i love you the best teacher ever..... you are amazing

[@brandyk2117]

Thank you for using all the technical terms. I am a linguistic student, first year, taking a phonetics and IPA transcription course, and have to learn all the IPA symbols. This has helped with really thinking of manner and place for the phonemes outside of English.

[@hadar.shemesh]

Happy it helped! ❤️

[@ykknc]

As a Japanese speaker, I thought for a very long time that R was the hardest English sound to pronounce. In school I was taught to practice R as it doesn’t exist in Japanese, and L is close to Japanese R (which I guess is somewhere in between English R and L). So I practiced R a lot and became good at it, and wasn’t paying much attention to L (was using Japanese R for it). I was shocked when a ESL teacher first pointed out to me that my L in “really” sounded like R. Since then I’ve been very careful with Ls but still the hardest consonant for me especially when trying to speak faster or after speaking Japanese, as my tongue get confused which way to go, L or Japanese R lol. So for other Japanese speakers I want to strongly advise that practicing L is as important as R, along with TH, V, F etc.

[@nestorbaliero8052]

Excelente, I've learnt a lot. Some of the sounds can be easier depending onn your native language.

[@alleninojales1289]

I love you Hadar! You are the reason of why am I being a good speaker now, like you straightened up my tongue literally. Not just that you're a good and fun teacher but beautiful too ;) ^_^ thank you so much!

[@louisramirez5827]

This is what I was looking for, thank you. I was not able to finish the lesson, but I will come to it. From Calfornia

[@IgorOlikh]

Thank you Hadar for the "food for thoughts" 🧠

[@NGOCHOANG-pt7kj]

the best lesson of pronunciation I've ever learnt! Thanks a lot!

[@LuisFelipe-vd6dl]

So amazing energy to explain the consonant sounds. It's all in one. 👏👏👏 Thx 😊

[@alexfedorov1160]

This is fascinating. Never thought of this in such detail, but when I consciously try putting all the things in the right place I produce the right sound (or close enough :). I think in the Russian language some similar consonants that we use just moved one square to the left.

[@franciscojose6496]

without a doubt a great professional congratulation my lady teacher

[@mariadelapazmarzana2288]

This is priceless. So clear, it's incredible! I love your way to explain things. I can't thank you enough 😍❤

[@rafaelquintana7160]

Thanks for your time and lessons very well and educated very awesome ok the Z some cases thanks you .

[@MessudMusic]

Thank you so much. I'm very grateful for this knowledge. 🙏 You are helping me a lot.

[@albertoolpimo3150]

Great video. As for most Italians the most difficult consonants are the dental fricatives (θ and ð). Other difficult consonants are the voiced velar nasal (ŋ) and the american r which is different from the italian one. We Italians are also lazy when we have to pronounce the h and usually skip it (kind of cockney pronunciation). I have requested the pdf of the lesson, but so far I have not received it.

[@marianbarros_]

This video is mind-blowing! I've been trying to sound more American and I've been studying the English vowels. After a few months focusing on pronunciation I'm able to distinguish most of them but I'm still having a hard time pronouncing them, and even more so to incorporate them whenever I speak. I think I'm finally understanding the difference between "I" and "e" as in "pink" and "red" thanks to this video and the tongue position explanation. Thank you!

[@shuvi4790]

You helped me a lot with you videos, please keep doing it and thanks for help us.

[@palehlaing8647]

Millions thank, teacher. It helps me a lot.

[@EndySefa]

We don't have "θ, ð, w" consonants in Turkish. We have "r, ɾ" but not "ɹ". We have all of the other American English consonants. So, it doesn't take too long to learn and produce American English consonants for us. However, the real challenge is the vowels because vowels have different qualities and they really change the melody. I wish they had taught these sounds in school and so we would have been so much better in English. It's really not that hard to teach them. Anyway, thanks Hadar!

[@tessiepolido1027]

Thank you so much .

[@franciscojose6496]

Big teacher hadar information all the time tank you

[@میلادستاری-ح8ب]

Thanks a million 💙❤🙏

[@marthavillafane3198]

100% helpfull, thanks

[@jamesscalloparquivos3986]

She speaks perfectly much better than the native speakers. Very clear communication

[@AjaySharma-pm4cx]

Hi mam i am fallen love with your teaching syle your vedios are realy valuable i would just say amazing amazing.

[@VicenteJAyala]

Ooo Thank you so much for this Master Class about consonants. You are AWESOME :) teacher,.. The letter b and the letter v are hard for me to say... I always mix it up

[@andreacontrerascrespo522]

Aún no lo veo pero sé que estará muy bueno, muchas gracias Miss Hadar, muchas bendiciones 💕

[@virestrepo]

Amazing!!! and Thanks a LOT for this helpfully video!

[@imeldamallipa2312]

Great explanation. Fot me, It''s difficult to distiguish some sounds such P Vs B, T Vs D, F Vs V and Th when they are in the middle or at the end of a word. I hope there will be future explations of the sound based on the position in a word.

[@mariajosehidalgozambrano3868]

Woooooow Thank you so so so much

[@cyrilmarliot2625]

It is a great lesson ! Thank you so much !

[@BenuaKakalibu-q1m]

I studied this in 1995 in English Phonology and taught it to my English students

[@Roman-zt7bj]

Great content thanks for your hard work!!

[@zookll278]

Excellent Thanks

[@Limonada_RC]

I LOVE WHOLE YOUR CONTENT HADAR

[@hadar.shemesh]

Aww thank you!! Sending ❤️

[@ayepes8080]

For the first time I understood the difference between n and ng. I love you Hadar

[@Pleve82]

I want to learn how to know speak and read English. I have been studying for years and I can't have a communication for about 1 minute. I really need to help.

[@prybfreitas]

Her explanation is gold!!👏🏽👏🏽

[@KaKyFamily]

A perfect lesson. It is very clear. Thank you so much.

[@manuelangeles2938]

I could listen to you for years! You’re absolutely amazing…

[@hoelflores4608]

as a spanish speaker, this video is the best!. finnally after many years i can pronounce english correctly and undestand it clearly.

[@george0t]

The only thing missing here is the distinction between aspirated and unaspirated sounds, which would be particularly helpful for people whose native language doesn't use aspiration for the /p/, /t/, and /k/ consonants.

[@theodorealexandre33]

What kind of grammar book have to buy to improve my English?

[@SlackwareNVM]

As a Slavic language speaker, the post-alveolar approximate (r) was the most difficult, followed by unconsciously producing a t/d instead of "th". The transition from "th" to "r" also took a _lot_ of practice. There are other difficulties, but these are by far major ones for me. Thanks for all your videos on those subject, Hadar!

[@nataliyaputtieva7432]

I have never thought of the proper location of my tong and etc, during pronunciation. I just say words without even thinking about them. It is fascinating to me how much details we have behind the consonants or producing them. I cannot hear myself, so may ask my coworkers to come up with the list of my " typical mispronounced consonants". I am sure I have them! Keep you posted. Thank you for your masterclass!

[@hjkrrs78]

good good 띵호아

[@marlenemirabales3716]

Thanks for this lesson!🙋‍♀️

[@abdullahiarticle9475]

Helped alot to understand more about IPA, the most difficult for me is post alvier fricative

[@lucasalencar2358]

The best class on English consonants I have ever had

[@gloriamccutchen263]

Hello Hadar! Please help me with the pronunciation of 'bjə' in the word 'vocabulary'..😭

[@mdhasanuzzaman1546]

I personally like your videos, but this video is very complicated for me only because it didn’t give any example word. It would be really easier for us. If you could add some example words. 19:09

[@milbealleluia4139]

i totally enjoyed dis video🤗🤗.. so much help for my diction😊.. now i know better.. thank u soo muchh😘😘

[@santhipriya4510]

Hai Mam good morning I want Join

[@amerfarah8377]

Please how is it pronounced ROBERTS

[@canyonblue7735]

I was trying to understand the glottal stop when my son walked by imitating a British accent and asked me "do you like buʔə on your toast" Complete epiphany moment!

[@andreithevideoeditor9290]

Clicks.That's what you forgot.

[@kubanorozbekov7384]

Most difficult consonant for me is the sound of "th" i really don't know how to do that 😂😂i feel incomplete when i pronounce this sound kinda i pronounce it incomplete or what i don't know )

[@williamvillacis57]

Thanks a lot Hadar. Nice class. I got it and I will apply in my speaking. Have a good one

[@fairsalzahrani4257]

All of them are easy but I want to use them unconsciously. They need a lot of practice.

[@mariajosehidalgozambrano3868]

💜

[@chrysanthemum3087]

these videos are simply the best. thank you so much!

[@pachanwerr]

👏🏻

[@theodorealexandre33]

My spiritual Teacher, you forgot me

[@DaniCouto]

Love it you are an amazing teacher ❤❤❤❤

[@erytroxylon]

Those held T sounds are making me mald, especially those after a N sound in words like: mountain, hunting, where you can't just drop the damn consonant like in "interview"! Words like "written"or "Britain" are also hard to say with a held T, it feels like I'm choking, I mean that freaking T is between vowels in "Britain" why is it not flapped?

[@professorBonna]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@rebecachavarriamoya5323]

The most difficult... probably post alveolar affricate. I was not aware of the placement, thanks Hadar.

[@vic3321]

The priceless video! Considering myself an advanced English speaker, I finally know for sure how these sounds work in there (in my mouth) :) Hadar, I have long wanted to ask you what do you think about the stopped D sound. Many pronunciation trainers talk about the stopped T sound in American English. But I never found any videos about a stopped D. Despite it exists. Or at least I hear it :) Like in: "Good bye", " Good girl!"

[@vladimirsavenkov2424]

Спасибо, Хадар! Только вперёд. Для меня R sound трудный, пока.

[@omagwapa7334]

Thank you Hadar for this video

[@AlloysiuskikiMaefai]

I do like your presentation.

[@cussy0181]

와우.....정말로 꼭 필요한 강의입니다. 영어를 공부하는 모든 한국인들이 Hadar 당신의 강의를 듣고 공부하기 바랍니다

[@CarpeEffingo]

You're perfect. Thank you sooooooo much

[@shyzhx]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@nunoaraujo3015]

12:51 I lost it lmao 😂😂😂

[@josedelgado7133]

It’s a great video , thanks teacher.

[@Eric_Deng]

best English Teacher I have ever met. Thanks for your lessons, I give thumbs up to every video I watched from you

[@eliranmal]

cool class on sound modeling and synthesis :)

[@AjayKumar-ps8tc]

We have more consonants sounds than English in my Indian Hindi language. Almost all English consonants sounds instead of v sound. Th sounds are produced with oral stop in Hindi language. And there are five nosal stop sounds but labio dental and glottal.

[@dustin1520]

What an amazing lesson! I'm a Spanish speaker and I have trouble pronouncing /j/ because my brain recognizes it as the vowel sound /i/ same problem with /w/ which is recognized as /u/ sound by my brain :(

[@yennypatriciacaceressantan1782]

OMG This is the best video I have watched about the alphabet in English. thank you a lot. you are the best.

[@davidnkansah7635]

Thanks for such a wonderful lesson. It has been helpful to me in my pronunciation currently.

[@mafer335]

Very useful. Thank you

[@asusenalopez270]

My most difficult consonant is the d sound. It seems to be really low frequency when I pronounce it and hardly carries at all.

[@sammylaw7016]

Your explanation is so wonderful and clear. Thanks a lot.

[@13ina13]

I love you and thx ❤

[@GeraldoSimoes-ke2he]

Thanks Hadar!❤

[@Cloud-hf6fl]

Thank you very much 💓🥰

[@ganesancibi2347]

Nice

[@mihaelaanghel9740]

For me, the most challenging consonant is the ”R”. This lesson is very, very useful. Thank you!😍💡