/ɑː/ and /æ/ Vowel Sounds in RP British Pronunciation

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[@Powerful_Natural_Health]

I always wondered how we began to speak here in Texas using the vowel sounds we use. After seeing this, now I know it was the Southern England people who brought their style of speech to our area. Of course, it's mixed with german and irish and scottish people accents too.

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I'm quite impressed how clearly the words come out of your mouth Elliott. It's rather difficult to hear people speak like this down the streets. How have the KZbin videos on pronunciation affected the way you speak on a daily basis?

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Great video! I'm an 'advanced learner' and I've found this very helpful, especially the remark about southern speakers also using the short, /æ/ sound.

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I'm a dentist and I loved this lesson 🙂

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This has been really useful. All the instructions are Great, is the first video that explain what to do with the tounge, in other just you have to see, hear and repeat, but if you are alone nobody make the corrections.

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Being an American, I find that the British accent tends to be more what I call "sing songy". Where Americans are more abrupt. Like you say, there are several accents in the UK and also in the US, and depending on where you are, the sound and pronunciation are quite different. I just found your channel and have found your style of teaching very nice and quite easy to follow. Thank you! 😀

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[@zazana8380]

It's good. All this time I was confused in distinguishing the pronunciation of ‘a’ whether it was a British or Amarican accent

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Thanks Elliot! My pronunciation is getting better! Now i can focus on the accent!

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Hello! I’m glad my videos helped you with your speaking exam. I hope you get the results you want. Good luck! 🤓

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I like your accent ☺️👌you're a great teacher, It's a pleasure to learn English with you

[@denmart9842]

Thank you sir, I been trying to understand what's the difference between those 2 sounds and how to pronounce them, but now is making sense , thanks again 👍

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I love how you teach I am from Argentina and it's very very interesting to watch your videos thouth my english is so basic and can't understand it all

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I'm from Brazil, I've lived in Dublin and learned English here with Irishs, Polishes, Ameircan teachers using British books... It's a messy 😰 lol But your classes have helped me a lot! Thanks so much 😘😘☘️

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shoe polishes?

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Well... I love Your accent. Thanks a lot from Mexico :)

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I'm Brazilian and I love british accent but it's kinda hard for me. You help me a lot teacher Thanks 💘

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Mentioning "Harry potter" it brought to my mind when you were talking about the word "rubbish" in a previous video, I didn't know before that it was a British idiom! And all I remembered was that I used to use it fluently and spontaneously since I first heard it in harry potter from "Fred and George" while they're objecting, when I was a little girl!

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you are the best TEACHER!!!

[@ramengarenthlei8634]

This is super useful for me. We don't have the long vowel as in 'b(a+e)th' in our language which makes it so hard to get the right pronunciation. I don't have the IPA symbols on my phone. Thanks Elliot again!

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The traditional RP way! What I always wanted! Thank you very much : )

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I love your way of teaching!

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Thanks Elliott

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If all English teachers could be like you, accents won't be a problem.. you're are really great!

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Absolutely loved this lesson, and the exciting “bye” as well :))

[@chmkeily]

Now I know why I have to say ɑː every time I see the dentist! Thank you! ahaha

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Thank you ! Good lesson always.

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Thank you Elliot, im trying my best to pronounciate as British as i can,

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I am learning a lot from you...soon me and my daughter will speak like this

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You are a British teacher I like that

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If you saw GoT , u can see the differences between /a:/ and /ae/ with Jon Snow accent vs Tyrion in few words

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Thank you now I understand some sounds I've never understood so far.

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The reason your Dentist asks you to make an "Aaaah" sound is so they can check the back of your mouth /throat, and to see how your uvula moves. They are checking for signs of Oral Cancer, really. it is also their sneaky way to get you to show more of your mouth so they can get a closer look at it before REALLY getting a look at it! ;) Because i am currently working on a series of KZbin Videos where one of my characters is going to be a British Dental Assistant. I am making Role Plays to help people overcome Dental fears. Your Dentist comment ironically came at the right time. ;) Say "Aaaah!" and don't forget to smile. :] Cheers from Edmonton City, Canada.

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How do people in Bath, Somerset pronounce bath?

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Please..could you make another videos about explaining other similar vowels songs??Plz..your videos are useful to me!Sound like ɔ ʊ ɛ ɜ etc