Effective American English Vowel Practice for clear speech | IPA

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Improve your pronunciation and clarity by learning all of the vowels in American English using IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet).
In this video, we will go over all of the vowels in American English and practice the difference between each sound.
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[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

Excellent video: After over three decades speaking English as a first language I still mispronounce a lot because in my native tongue Spanish we barely open the mouth to pronounce vowels. I have heard that it is about the same in most other European languages and Russian.

[@irenerubinetti2867]

I finally found which one I’m prone to make mistakes of! I wish there are more of these!!! Thank you Hadar. You are Heaven sent!!!!

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

It takes a very long time to find patterns in English if one's native tongue is not English, but over time one begins to correctly guess how words in minimal pairs are to be pronounced. It is hard work, though.

[@ErnestoQuintana-cl6ot]

It's been soooo extremely helpful! I pray to God you keep on doing videos like those you've been doing! Thank you very much Hadar! You literally helped me to unblock a new world just by really understanding the vowel sounds in such an easy and interactive way! Wish you the very best!!

[@user-dw8xh2dz8r]

really appreciate your help

[@ekaly23]

The nightmare for Spanish speakers hehe. Thanks, great video! Easy to practice

[@faraonahorus7923]

My Hadar, Thank you for the class " Effective American English Vowel Practice for clear Speech ". I also want to say that that you wear your hair beautifully like a model . You have a treasure , your long hair, keep it. Sincerely Edgar

[@joanlynch5271]

This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

[@lilianino9506]

I love this kind of lessons. Please share with us more. Thanks Hadar ! Amazing !

[@marie-angetor9611]

What a great video. So useful. I love it. Thanks a lot Hadar😊

[@ElMoscas114]

Thanks for blessing us by sharing this practical video.

[@pro369]

World class demonstration ,thanks for the value you added Hadar

[@muthusri614]

Love your pronunciation and ur smiling face thank you.

[@edvincent8391]

Good lesson I have learned a lot, and I also want to know more about the major concept of Ipa, ths

[@Mate_Mex]

Excelente explicación

[@vladimirsavenkov2424]

Thanks a lot. I like it. This lessons to help us to improve our accent. I love you, Hadar.

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So useful as usual 😍💛

[@flaviohijo]

I'd love these words in connected sentences

[@alexshnurov]

Love your Chanel very much. I’m a professional vocalist, I’m a Russian native speaker, it’s not easy to reduce an accent even if I live in NYC 😂😂😂 you help me a lot. The lost hard sound for me - it’s American R

[@hadar.shemesh]

You got this! Thank you for your comment 😊 And by the way, tomorrow around that time (10 am New York time) I will be hosting a live masterclass on my you tube channel about the R!! I think it can help🙏🏽

[@alexshnurov]

@@hadar.shemesh I’m proud that I got your respond ❤️❤️❤️ Will be happy to visit your masterclass tomorrow. Looking forward 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@ana-ruiz]

This is great you did this video after the other explaining the vowels. Thank you very much! I am learning more than ever 🤗

[@hadar.shemesh]

So happy to hear!!

[@alisson288]

Esse é o comentário brasileiro que você procura. Estou praticando cerca de uma hora por dia, mas está difícil de aprender, claro, percebo que sei muita coisa já, mas mesmo assim me frustro um pouco ao assistir em inglês. Estou praticando já faz mais de dois anos, da vontade de desistir, mas não vou. A vontade de vencer é maior. Let's go people

[@camilaroux6987]

Eu estou estudando há um ano e cheguei recentemente no intermediário, é legal ver que consigo conversar um pouco, meu vocabulário é limitado mas é legal ver que tudo que fiz para aprender deu resultado. Pq quando comecei sabia nada, meu vocabulário não existia. Embora eu estude um pouco de pronuncia, eu não tô tão focada agora, quando tiver vocabulário suficiente pra falar sobre tudo, eu pretendo focar mais na pronuncia. Mas tem palavras que é bem difícil. Eu sinto que não consigo captar a diferença do som ou alguns sons específicos, então o que vc não ouve vc não reproduz. Mas é bom lembrar que constância é importante e uma hora o resultado vem

[@TheNivKo]

Thanks for the video! Why is there a different vowel sound between boot and book?

[@user-vi7vi1sr2d]

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[@masoudshamasebloo6704]

How great 👍🏻

[@AlexanderBecerra23]

Hi, Hadar. A video on placement would be a life-saver for me. Please consider doing one :(

[@eslstudent1029]

Thank you

[@jacklin231]

Very amazing recapitulation our prof thanks so much , sometimes i get confused ,but this is really helpful ,I wonder which school taught you this old and effective way of teaching ,I feel living in 1990 in front of an old and very talented teacher 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 .👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@p.p.b.businessstrategies6333]

My wifi is broken and I'm having trouble getting it fix so as soon as I get it fixed I will be coming to your videos I speak English and Spanish

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[@jordypedrosuareztoro8351]

Thanks you a lot for this video. I'll for sure share it with my classmates. I sometimes feel that I slip with vowels 😅. I need to watch your video about the vowel chart🤩, I don't quite understand that, I feel that your videos will help me a lot. Beautiful day too 🙏🏼

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

I recently found out that in "cats and dogs" 'dogs' must sound "dogz." You know the strong sound of "z" at the end of words meaning plural.

[@shoshkaali5445]

Thank you so much ,as usual great work .Could you show us the difference between ou,oi,oa,ai,oa,ie,ue most of time i think they are the same

[@hadar.shemesh]

Great suggestion!

[@yasinneysari]

My language (persian) just have 6 vowels

[@koumangoyifivon7129]

Hi Dear, I'm delighted to learn english with you. having you as a teacher is a grace. Please Sir, are any grammar rule to follow in order to better using it? when for instance using diphtongs /e3/,/ ai/, / e3r/, / Oi/,??? must there be used by following some grammar rule ?

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

The diphthongs in church, work sound the same, this seems to be a rule.

[@limamendes67]

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[@ademar3229]

Hi Hadar, what about the o as in four? This is also a back vowel right?

[@hadar.shemesh]

Yes! It’s very close the the beginning sound of ow as in go.

[@felipeochoa1662]

i wish i took your lessons 20 years ago!

[@englishspeakingpractice.3436]

I also think so.

[@MartyPS5XBXSWT]

Hello Hadar! See you in one hour for the masterclass.

[@hadar.shemesh]

I hope You enjoyed it!

[@jim6363]

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[@user-xm6kw2ls3w]

Dzień dobry

[@redpillbulgaria-v2.063]

I didn't see "Ah" as in "father" unless it's the same as the "a:" in bought & lock... but I always pronounce them in a slightly different way...

[@hadar.shemesh]

I’m British English and other dialects it’s pronounced differently

[@mehmedbeyim]

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[@user-mr1ik3nw2q]

Bit and bet sounds same to me🥴 soooooo difficult 🥴

[@7MPhonemicEnglish]

Diphthongs should never have been called vowels. Our speech organ is only capable of making one vowel sound at a time. A diphthong is a two vowel sequence. There are dozens of diphthongs. We use 12 pure vowels sounds in American Standard English (but, bit, bought, beat, Burt, boot, bat, boat, bet, book, bulk). Yes, both /r/ and the "dark L" are monophthong pure vowels. There is one additional pure vowel that known as "Canadian Vowel Raising" or some such jack nuttery but it's a replacement for the IPA (æ) sound (as in 'cat') whenever the /æ/ is followed by an /m/ or /n/. It's an automatic accent type of thing so a letter is not required to represent this sound although the IPA should probably provide one, since they like to cover everything. When it comes to 'bait' and 'bite', there are actually two diphthongs for each. The diphthong in 'rate' is not the same as the one in 'rag' and you can hear the mismatch as your brain detects the absence of rhyme. One is IPA (e-i) and the other is IPA (æ-i). Also 'night' and 'nine' do not rhyme. The former uses IPA(ə-i) and the latter uses IPA(ɑ-i). This is why it's foolish to call diphthongs "vowels".

[@7MPhonemicEnglish]

I invented my own Phonetic English alphabet, which is what we should be using for common writing and would be if we had ever stopped letting the Clowns rule over us. It's called (7M Phonetic English). It provides a unique letter for every speech sound that we use in American Standard English. Ʌε inventid mʌε on Fonetik Eŋglix alfubet, wic iz wut wε xůd bε yqzεŋ for kʌmun ruεtεŋ and wůd bε if wε had evr stʌpt letεŋ ћu Klaqnz rql ovr us. It's kʌld 7M Fonetik Eŋglix. It pruvʌεds u yqnεk letr for evrε spεc saqnd ћat wε yqz in Umerikin Standrd Εŋglix.

[@frankato7244]

Hello teacher, you're so pretty to teach it us, but I have a lot of problems getting the sound of ''leak '' and ''lick'' or ''beat'' and ''bit'', for me those have the same sound. How could I get more easy this expression?, I'm Spanish speaker so, we have only one way to say ''i'' and I didn't get this difference.

[@Elizee.]

Jajajaja 😂

[@Elizee.]

No hablo español , pero sé lo suficiente como para decirte que esto fue divertidísimo de leer. 😂🤣😭

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

@@Elizee. What is funny here? I would like to see you learning Spanish or Italian from me.

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

Esfuerza y extiende los labios como en una sonrisa falsa y luego la "i" larga te ha de salir automaticamente para pronunciar "beat" y "leak." Pero para "bit" tienes que pronunciar la "i" corta, que sale con los labios mucho más cerrados. Si pronuncias "bit" con la "i" larga no se va a entender. Esto es muy importante porque si pronuncias "sheet" con la "i" corta te va a salir la mala palabra "shit." Lleva tiempo, el inglés require much paciencia.

[@frankato7244]

@@Elizee. no es divertido, es triste

[@asusenalopez270]

mean, men, main, man, mine (couldn’t find the short I)

[@saifes2475]

I still have problem with pronouncing the E vowel 😢🥺

[@redpillbulgaria-v2.063]

It's worth mentioning that "been" is pronounced as "bin" and not "bean" as most non-native speakers do..

[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

Thanks a lot. I have also learned a secret from English: The "t" in "but" must be almost silent, otherwise one will say "butt."

[@Edderidion]

seat, sit, set, sat, sate, suit, soot, sought

[@tricky_english]

Some phonemic symbols are wrong

[@hadar.shemesh]

You might think that if you’re used to British English. I used the symbols of the sounds I actually pronounced in American English.

[@tricky_english]

@@hadar.shemesh I do mean American English. You used two dots. We don’t use them.

[@josephang9927]

Pit pet pot put pat part

[@GeraldoSimoes-sh1rs]

A kiss 4 yoy!

[@doggy00d]

peek pick peck pack

[@trinitywave]

Bed bod bud, sad sod sud, paid pad pod

[@trinitywave]

Thank you hadar! ❤

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Here I go, last, lust, lost,,🤔

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[@RicardoMartinez-oh9sq]

I really do not get your point! No prejudice against the Arabs, though, I once had a roommate from Libya.

[@carrizov.josenivaldo184]

This is why I don't allow my students watch videos like this. The difference between the vowels in "beat" and "bit" is that the first one is tense and the second is lax. English, American English that is, only has eleven vowel sounds. The other ones are diphthongs. Your lesson is very educational, but if you do not explain a non native speaker such as a native Spanish speaker that difference betwen the two high front vowels is that one is tense and the other one is lax, they will never get it. They will ehar the same thing.

[@hadar.shemesh]

You’re actually right! This is why have many other videos that explain the difference. This one is a simply practice video. If you want, go ahead and check out my vowels masterclass.