Can you hear the rhythm of words in English?

[@brovold72]

Even as a native English speaker, I find this very useful and illuminating.

[@corylin8]

hello Hada. I am very grateful for your classes. Today you made me reflect on a fact. You said that making mistakes is the best way to learn. So I imagined my ideal English class. One in which mistakes are applauded, and motivate to commit them. I believe that the audience of a teacher who motivates to make mistakes would be much larger than others whose classes are based on: *Do not make these mistakes in English. *If you want to sound like a native do this. *These are the words you probably mispronounce. *Don't say very instead say.... And I know that the intention is not bad, but despite being adults, it is intimidating to make mistakes, to be mocked and in the end the goal of learning English is taking steps back. Babies, when they mispronounce a word, we applaud them, we want to hug them, just for the intent to do so, and that makes them learn more. Thank you for highlighting the importance and for motivating me to make mistakes!!!!!!

[@Sirom92]

There is a usefull technique that can help you pronouce every word that you see, even if it's a new word. With this technique, you don't have to spend lots of time and effort to acquire a good pronunciation or accent. You just pay a little bit attention in each word that you encounter. 😃 Here it is! 1. most likely all the NOUNS with two syllables, we stress at the first syllable. Three-four syllables, we stress at the third syllable. 2. most likely all the VERBS with two syllables, we stress at the second syllable. Good luck everyone. Thank you Hadar. I love all your videos and I am your fan.

[@ElAouadHassan]

I really don't understand bro what you mean by this method could you please clarify more it's really confusing ?🙏🙏🙏

[@Alloy-p3u]

@@ElAouadHassan I’ll try to explain with an ex. (And somebody correct me if I am wrong) The noun ‘Project’ - it’s a two syllable noun (pra & jekt) - the first syllable is stressed. The two syllable verb ‘project’ (pro & jekt) The second syllable ‘jekt’ is stressed.

[@Alloy-p3u]

But don’t agree with another point. (Again some body correct me if I am wrong). Most of the time first syllable is stressed for 3 syllable nouns (and verbs & adjectives) and 2nd OR 3rd syllable is stressed for four syllable words

[@alexisbonecchi897]

You’re such a good teacher

[@franciscoluisochoajaramill4202]

Hadar, please, receive our gratitude for your teachings. Be a real master, like you, is a matter of pasión and love. Thanks you!

[@jazznutz]

Although I am a native speaker of English, I found this instruction very useful. I am new to studying Voiceover work and it gave clarity to how to say words without over pronouncing or under pronouncing. Thank you!

[@hadar.shemesh]

Thank you!!

[@Sereno44]

You know Hadar ... you're a genius... really a genius!!! That's the reason you uncovered for us, the road for learning English!!! Your little princesses will inherited that from you!

[@hadar.shemesh]

🥰😍

[@steevensonrosema8125]

Well, I am an EFL teacher from Haiti and I also teach pronunciation, your videos are so helpful. Thank you.

[@adilmansori1956]

This beautiful teacher is teaching better than some other teachers here on KZbin who has over 1m or even higher I see it unfair she deserves supporters I've watched other's videos and I noticed this point To me you're one of the best teachers I've watched her videos I really admire your way of teaching ...thank you so much for being so nice

[@sbaisalaheddine5466]

Thank you for sharing this leçon with us from morocco

[@sisishi6334]

Thank you so much! You are the most wonderful English coach in the world!

[@ramiliebioneda7956]

I love this content. I am an ESL teacher. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and for this detailed explanation. This is so helpful. Sharing love from the Philippines. 💕

[@hadar.shemesh]

Thank you! Sending love back!

[@TheEnglishator]

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[@ahmeturky]

You one of the most honest teachers I have ever seen ❤

[@RxJules]

You're the tutor I've been looking for all my life ❤❤❤ Thank you so much for the amazing work you're doing 😘😘😘

[@hadar.shemesh]

What a heart warming message

[@lauraaltamira7999]

I loved this class. Super helpful. Thanks for sharing these wonderful classes.

[@송치정-x4y]

Dear Hadar, It's very nice to meet you here! I've watched the Amercan Accent lesson with Jennifer Forrest. You can address me, CJ Song. I'm from South Korea. Thanks a million for the Rhythm of English Words. You rock. I'm absolutely sure that I'm becoming a confident, fluent, and natural English speaker thanks to you. Hope you have a great one.

[@cleuzamaragcrespi5893]

Hey Hadar, you’re amazing! So smart. You really know how to explain the trick things of the English language. Many thanks for helping students all over the world! We need good energy in this crazy time of our lives. You make me feel special. Have a wonderful weekend!

[@evelynlaitz]

oh Hadar, I know you so little and you've already taught me so much. You gave me another millions ideas to practice.

[@chrisgoldberg1994]

She doesn't look small to m 😂🧐

[@farahmassa2562]

You are so cute

[@ears2924]

For a short time.

[@Earth_enrique]

You are amazing. I tried to find any video about rhythm on youtube. But, not many teacher explain like u. Thank you so much

[@amaliaezquerra4957]

Hi Hadar you know what? When I explain to someone which is my worst part in English I always say "the melody" and "pronunciation " that English speakers use. Now I know that what I need is to "pronounce" properly but also the "rhythm" that maybe it is the same as "melody" but it sounds more specific both are very important 👍 thank you very much

[@guybenzeno]

I'm an Israeli teaching public speaking skills in Luxembourg (Europe) in English too. So I often explain prosody (in sentences). Yet, this still blew my mind. Very Interesting. Language is insanely complex. Thanks Hadar. Kol Tov.

[@hadar.shemesh]

Complex and intuitive! We often feel things that we can’t put in words. So it’s always fine to find words to explain these things - which is something you do too! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏽🙌

[@changehealthcaresolutions-8168]

Informative sharing

[@regianegomes2950]

Hello! I'm Brazilian. I like her videos.

[@ajoyib_77]

Thank you for existing in this world, I love you Hadar, thank you so much

[@palazzoneguiseppe8281]

very good course great teacher

[@andersonsilvano79]

Amazing explanation. I was very curious about the rhythm and intonation in English. I've been noticing this rhythm but I've never understood the real method cause always seems to me that the rhythm was in the sentence but as you explained the rhythm is within each word.

[@entreprenuerentrepreneur5217]

A fantastic teacher .we cannot thank you enough

[@jerrygonzalez7771]

I´m from Mexico and i find this video so value. Thnks!

[@thesoumbakchannel8618]

Thank you Hadar for new great new ideas

[@giuliaraffaele]

Hey Hadar it's Giulia from Italy! I'm studying Languages at University and I already completed my English exams also thanks to your lessons that helped me to overcome them! Keep teaching like this! Mazal tov and Toda for your lessons!

[@hadar.shemesh]

Congratulations!! That’s wonderful :):)

[@brahimmansour9527]

Love from Morocco,I would like to thank you for all your advices we really appreciate it

[@hadar.shemesh]

❤️❤️

[@ashokkumar-fw2wg]

Hadar , You are a great teacher for me

[@cheikhdiop4082]

Thanks from Senegal, West Africa. It was lovely, a real key to fluency. This is one of those things teachers seldom teach.

[@Kamrul856]

The more I watch the more I amaze!

[@Elena-pl1de]

Because we all love you Hadar💜

[@kyawthuya3621]

You are such a good teacher and excellent class, Thanks😍🙏

[@leticiapaganini3535]

Thank you so much. I've never thought about that, it makes a lot of difference.

[@TheEnglishator]

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[@margaritavoinova5012]

Dear Hadar, can you gently help me to find a tutor as good as you are to explain complicated thing so easy? Your way of teaching is much better than every native speaker has, really. I feel I would emprove my level of English quickly with you. Thanks

[@marcelosilveira7079]

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[@Friotth]

Best videos i saw about english teaching, many thanks

[@pamelaruilova1319]

I from Chile...thank yo so much. I am afraid of speaking, but you encourage me to learn !!😇😊

[@TheEnglishator]

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[@aris3698]

Thank you dear Hadar.

[@ilaydaates34]

Love from Turkey 🇹🇷

[@steevensonrosema8125]

Hello Hadar, you're doing an amazing job. Keep moving

[@ridwaanxasan7207]

Love from somalia 🇸🇴🇸🇴

[@privatnovwilfrid2545]

That's the lesson that I needed waoouuu Haddar you're my super teacher so, keep on working like that we're always behind you

[@ubaidvazhayil7418]

Great example 👍👍

[@henriquevieira9465]

This week I was talking to myself "I definitely have to practice the rhythm of English, but how do I do it? How should I start it?" And then Hadar comes up with this amazing lesson 😅

[@hadar.shemesh]

😍 I read your mind!

[@patriciagrajeda4015]

Thanks for this class

[@Kantaap18lallantaap]

Thank you ma'am

[@evgeniagazizova793]

You're amazing! Thank you so much!

[@wilmerhersa1808]

I love you Hadar, your teaching way is unique and amazing.

[@garo9954]

10:15 So we feel how the language likes to be spoken. That’s brilliant Hadar. You combine the best aspects of a teacher and a coach. I often struggle with the transition from one specific sound to another. Take something simple like “with the”. I’m well aware of the different pronunciation of the “th” in “with” and “the”. But I stumble upon the combination of the two of them with my tongue. And this goes on with other sound combinations like in “as well” “that thing” “of the” etc. Best whish so from Germany.

[@elnegonjz]

I love your classes because you do your job with love and enthusiasm. Thank you 🥰

[@onigonzalez5054]

Thanks a bunch ma'am

[@sirlianebertora200]

Very nice. THANKS!!!!

[@GodlyMomTalk]

Thank you for you teaching! I teach English pronunciation and you're one of my favorite teachers. ❤️❤️❤️

[@TheEnglishator]

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[@assia3041]

I benefited from your lessons a great deal thank u so much❤

[@TheEnglishator]

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[@angelchitchitzaw9887]

Love from Myanmar.😍

[@mohammedpk1815]

Your class is really awesome... Tx Mam...

[@guillermocolace9874]

Hi Hadar! Very useful information!!!

[@mainumbyayala1104]

Tus explicaciones son verdaderamente notables. Eres una indiscutible Number One. Muchas Gracias por tus inigualables videos. Todavía no se el suficiente ingles para poder escribirte en ingles, pero, supongo que en el futuro lo hare. Hasta entonces.

[@brunoscnfield]

Hi, Hadar! It makes full sense. I'm working exactly on this, and I'm still struggling, even though I feel my improvements. The process is enjoyable. Thanks for your amazing energy in bringing this subject. See ya!

[@marala11]

Crystal clear. Awesome explanation about word pronunciation!!!

[@mymelodyzaa5839]

Love your style so much 🥰 Thank you.

[@mariaeugeniadelimavelez9844]

Thanks Haddar , I appreciate your classes .

[@yyz2go2112]

A wholly beautiful presentation! Easily understood and memorable. Thank you so very much.

[@jennyf6034]

Thanks haddar 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@joserafaelmatheus2198]

You are the best for me

[@pattycandle3596]

Hello from France ! Big thank you Hadar for this video. Love to practice with you !

[@alberto9974]

Betty helpful thanks

[@pourad1039]

I can't say thank you enough . It was awesome as well as absolutely fruitful and productive

[@mostordinaryexistence]

This really helps!! I wish I could get 22 in my next TOEFL speaking

[@patriciagrajeda4015]

Thanks Hadar!

[@pipatpanaram8523]

Very very useful.

[@allanborges4589]

Every video I'm learning new things! You're awesome!

[@robertoguarisma95]

Thanks !! You are wonderful, I love you !!

[@arnilsondamasceno]

I love your classes Hadar, God bless you always. Greetings from Brazilian Amazon!

[@ShahrzadMomeni]

Amazing as usual

[@Maximmusoo]

Appreciate it! That's a really great video

[@anaacosta3970]

I enjoy your videos, I am a little all around. Practice vowels, consonants I understand your videos, you are really good teacher. I try your spring videos too. I am not able to commit with courses, but want to improve my English. I wondering which order I should follow, should I master first vowels and consonants pronunciation and then go to other level, but I feel I want to to watch all about english! Thank you lots for making this videos, means lot for me and I thing for others. 😊🤗

[@TheEnglishator]

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[@sofialopez3166]

Hi Hadar, first of all I want to say thanks to you for you help, Ivreally appreciate your dedication and presition! Speking about this lesson is there a way to know grammatically when do we have to stress words and when not to si it? Thanks in advance!!!❤❤❤ love your lessons

[@tarcisojunior8738]

One of the most powerful pedagogical examples. It becomes clarify and more of a mentor or coach helping students achieve the learning goal. Hadar, your video was epic as ever....Thank you very much .. So helpful ....from BR, Belo Horizonte...April 10, 2021...

[@hadar.shemesh]

❤️🙏

[@TheEnglishator]

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[@laszlolatzkovits4071]

In spite of the sickness of my vocal box, all these are very enjoyable for me as an acoustic experience. Thank you for it so much.

[@hadar.shemesh]

❤️

[@JessicaS0105]

Excellent!

[@smagbatala896]

gog bless you i love this content

[@ferwarrior8508]

Thanks a lot dear hadar you're amazing teacher in English ,in addition, your classes are funny. Thanks again !

[@MLPForever]

What you said it's true, once you get used to how some words are pronounced you'll start to do it automatically.

[@MillersLanguageSchool]

New video and new idea! Thanks for the helpful meetings!

[@khalidnaciri8236]

Thank you

[@vanessaabreu4304]

I am a big fan of yours or I am a big fan of you? Could you please explain which one is correct and why? Thanks and I love your videos! 🇧🇷

[@Piper_____]

I know I’m not Hadar, but I figured I would respond as a native speaker interested in linguistics and give my thoughts on the subject; feel free to either agree or disregard this. Both are valid sentences in English, but in this context I would probably choose “I am a big fan of yours.” It’s the phrasing I see more about content creators. Also, the phrase “I am a big fan of you” feels slightly more personal. It feels like a comment about the person as a whole, instead of the content they produce. It’s a less common way of phrasing it in English (at least from what I’ve seen), and so has slightly different connotations, but I think people would understand what you mean either way. I hope this was able to help just a bit, and if not then I hope that responding makes this comment more visible to Hadar :)

[@vanessaabreu4304]

@@Piper_____ your response is more than welcome. Thank you so very much for taking the time to clarify it for me!

[@Piper_____]

@@vanessaabreu4304 Of course! I’m glad I was able to help :)

[@aspire_to_inspire4446]

Love From India.... 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@ufkylopez6266]

I would like you to make a video with everyday phrases, I love your pronunciation, I hope you read my message..

[@englishchannel3786]

That would be awesome

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[@hebrewnation9760]

Very beautiful

[@MarcosVinicius-eo2nw]

I love these pronunciation practice videos, i can safely say that your method is unique. Thank you!

[@ANNA-wq2ot]

thank you Hadar. I like the way you speak English with so much facial expression

[@TheEnglishator]

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[@rosemarieceballosrendon9202]

Excellent class!! Thank you, Hadar 😊

[@amaliaezquerra4957]

If I can achieve the next step I'm sure it will be using the correct Rhythm while speaking. Knowing that it is very difficult for me. Thank you again ❤

[@TheEnglishator]

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[@jamadeo2314]

Great job!

[@useful0119]

thanks for that video that is very useful for me❤

[@adallatomtom7100]

Thanks