CHANGE the way you speak English TODAY! | Sound like a native with the Rule of Three!

[@MasambaKalaba-xo4oi]

Oh my gosh you're our English God keep up the good work i have been learning more from you

[@juliecunningham4693]

Hi Masamba - Thanks so much for your comment! I'm thrilled this video has helped you! :)

[@murtuzarehman]

Inordinate thanks for your incisive guidance. Forever indebted to you...

[@juliecunningham4693]

You're very welcome, Murtuza! I'm glad this video has helped you! :)

[@Bill-cc5ml]

I just fell upon your channel, and watched this video, actually absorbed every second of it. Well presented, super clear, excellent articulation, perfect video and audio quality and really helpful content. The rule of three is now so clear in my mind that I won’t ever let my tongue stumble again on those needless tees ! I have subscribed and I am eager to see more! Thank you! Oh by the way, I am not American, nor a native English speaker. Just for the record!

[@juliecunningham4693]

Hi Bill - Wow -thank you so much for your comment! I'm thrilled to hear that this video has helped you with your American English pronunciation :) Your comment really made my day - thanks again :)

[@Bill-cc5ml]

@@juliecunningham4693 well thank you Julie! 😊

[@SanDiegoVoiceandAccent]

You're welcome, Bill! :) @@Bill-cc5ml

[@表情筋トレーニングをしたら表情]

【question】I searched the channel, but there doesn't seem to be any video about the pronunciation of "ɔ". Is this available somewhere?

[@SanDiegoVoiceandAccent]

Thanks for your question! I don't use the /ɔ/ vowel as part of my accent, so I don't have a video on the pronunciation of this vowel. So sorry about that! :)

[@表情筋トレーニングをしたら表情]

@@SanDiegoVoiceandAccent Understood thank you I will continue to watch your channel

[@SanDiegoVoiceandAccent]

Great!@@表情筋トレーニングをしたら表情

[@PrincessDivyaGawali]

Facts if dropped t then it would be sound fax is also a noun so it would be jumbling to decipher to which about she or he is applying for either fax or facts.

[@juliecunningham4693]

Hi Total Gaming Girl - Thanks for your comment/question! While it's true that "facts" and "fax" are pronounced exactly the same when you use the Rule of Three, it's unlikely to cause much confusion in a conversation because your listener will have the context of the conversation to help them know which word you've said. I hope this helps!

[@BarryHF]

Super helpful

[@SanDiegoVoiceandAccent]

Awesome, Barry! I'm so glad you liked this one! :)

[@وصايا-ر1ع]

thanks a lot

[@juliecunningham4693]

Hi وصايا - You're very welcome! :)

[@Chinoblogs.1710]

Adorable

[@SanDiegoVoiceandAccent]

Thank you for your comment - and a big THANK YOU for being a member of my channel! I appreciate your support!

[@Guide2English]

Great

[@juliecunningham4693]

Hi Guide2English - Thanks! Glad you liked this one! :)

[@ramzy-6566]

2:55 in this time you said the word moment /ˈmoʊmənt/ i heard little or very fast schwa /ə/ between /oʊ/ and /m/ as a schwa /ə/ between /m/ and /n/ please make the video very slowly and listen. have a nice day.

[@ramzy-6566]

is that like m and n in Syllabic Consonants kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6nCl3pmospqZ7M

[@juliecunningham4693]

Thanks, Ramzy! :)

[@ramzy-6566]

@@juliecunningham4693 is that right?!

[@SanDiegoVoiceandAccent]

It's possible!@@ramzy-6566

[@joshwithhosh14]

Ur lips remind me of my ex 😭 how could I see ur further videos now !

[@juliecunningham4693]

Hi Josh - You can close your eyes and just listen to the videos 😅

[@joshwithhosh14]

@@juliecunningham4693 not a bad idea haha 🤣🤣 but still I can't resist ur presence with my eyes 👀

[@JohnLeonardROBERTS]

Sorry you have a strong American accent so not a good English language teacher.

[@juliecunningham4693]

Hi John - Thank you for your comment! I appreciate your opinion :)

[@chriswhite6937]

You are a pedantic language snob. Americans speak English as their native language due to English colonization. This arcane knowledge is available to anyone able to operate a book or the internet.

[@chriswhite6937]

You have missed multiple commas in your post. Perhaps it's you who should learn English. You are implying that Americans cannot speak English well, yet punctuation seems to be a complete mystery to you. That's quite ironic.

[@chriswhite6937]

As an American, please piss off and never use the internet again.

[@chriswhite6937]

Please, learn English before criticizing a nation of over 300 million people. Thanks!