3 Difficult American English Vowels for non-native speakers and how to pronounce them.

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[@Clearenglishcoach]

Hello, Sijo. I'm so glad the pronunciation videos are helping you. I have lots of clients from India. If you need more help, let me know. Good luck. Cheers, Donna

[@tracy2219]

Thank you. Your lession is very helpful!

[@Clearenglishcoach]

Hi Tracy, I'm so glad you found it helpful. I try to make every video easy to understand and effective to improve English pronunciation. I'd delighted you found it. I hope you'll subscribe and leave more comments. Cheers, Donna

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[@Clearenglishcoach]

Hi Candy, you have made my day!!Thank you. I'm so glad my pronunciation videos help you. Please subscribe and share it with your friends. Cheers, Donna

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[@Clearenglishcoach]

Yay! Thank you! Monica. I have a Vowel & Phonics course in case you're interested. Check it out. bit.ly/3koTGlr_Vowels

[@hendersonfernandes7378]

Awesome lesson!!! Thank you so much!!

[@Clearenglishcoach]

I'm so glad you liked it. These are tricky for lots of people. If you want personal pronunciation coaching from me, my course is open for enrollment. Schedule a Zoom Call: calendly.com/clearenglishcoach/zoom-phone-call

[@linadominguez6415]

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[@Clearenglishcoach]

Hi Lina, I'm so glad you find this helpful. It's my mission to make English pronunciation easier for you. Cheers, Donna

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[@Clearenglishcoach]

Thanks, Christine. Great to see you again.

[@yasemin2863]

Thanks alot.

[@Clearenglishcoach]

Most welcome!

[@olgasurganova3665]

Hello thank you for your video it’s tremendously helpful! Can you record a video about R and H sounds as well? I’m originally from Russia, but l’ve been living in New Zealand and still struggle with my strong accent. Thank you in advance Olga

[@Clearenglishcoach]

Hello Olga, I'm glad you found my video helpful. I have more videos to post. Thanks for the suggestions. If you want to learn about my American English Pronunciation course, please schedule a call with me and I can tell you more about it. See the link above. Good luck. Cheers, Donna

[@Clearenglishcoach]

Hi Olga, I'm glad you found the video helpful. Thanks for the suggestion of the R and H sounds. I will post some in the near future. I do have an amazing pronunciation course that includes video self-study lessons and live coaching. Let's talk about your pronunciation goals. Schedule a Call HERE: calendly.com/clearenglishcoach/zoom-phone-call

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[@calincucuietu8220]

The most complicated vowels for me are /ɪ/, /ʊ/ and /ʌ/. Other difficult vowels, yet much less so, are /æ/, /ə/ and /ɒ/. I really recommend nonnative speakers not to learn the lax vowels they don't have in their language. For example, a Japanese needs to learn additionally only /æ/ and /ə/. A Spanish speaker - only /æ/ and /ə/. A Korean speaker - only /æ/ and /ə/. An Italian - only /æ/ and /ə/. The problem is that nobody asks the best teachers in the country on what strategies they employ to get the best similar to native English pronunciation without getting caught in the pronunciation Black Hole.

[@danielr71]

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[@Clearenglishcoach]

Hi Daniel, thanks for watching.