Words with Silent L

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Did it surprise you to find out that these L's are silent? Do you use any other English words that have silent L's?

[@indianreaction357]

Hello mam I'm from India I want to contact with you How can do that?

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

@@indianreaction357 You can email me at [e-mail]

[@MrBeliever2012]

I was looking help for addresses, numbers pronunciation and i found you, thanks a lot. Regards

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Glad to be of help.

[@babarbutler5859]

Very knowledgeable

[@khamishegazy2749]

Thanks a million

[@khamishegazy2749]

Excellent session

[@JuanGarcia-gc8gx]

Hello there. I finally found one of the better videos about american accent, and needless to say one of the better English teacher everywhere as well, so keep uploading more videos please. For instance sounds like "j" "y" "g". Well I hope you are doing pretty well. Regards from Mexico city.

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Thank you for your kind words, Juan. Glad to be of help.

[@khamishegazy2749]

Excellent session. Thanks for sharing

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Thank you for the comments, Khamis. Glad you liked it.

[@Epicduckk]

I just learned this from you thanks.

[@mujtahidmujtahid9482]

Thanks from indonesia

[@SajjadKhan-eu3nz]

Very informative lessons on silent letters

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Glad you think so!

[@akbarrahimpour2554]

Very useful and perfect 👌.

[@lunlalitalunlalita8354]

Thnk you for teaching me and i have 100 Iq now that is great T.!!!!!

[@halaahmed8742]

Thanks !

[@solmaztafazoli6168]

Thanks for this useful lesson. So, as I found out there is a simple rule: when the letter "L" is in the middle or end of a word between a vowel and a consonant it would be a silent L, eg. talk (C+V+ silent L+consonant)

[@englishwithvrp4371]

The sentences are brilliantly framed to practice the silent 'L' words. Appreciate it if you could add plurals for half and calf. I've heard many non-native English speakers pronouncing 'L' in the plural while following silent 'L' in the singular. I suppose the silent 'L' rule applies.

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

That is an excellent suggestion. Yes, the L is still silent in the plurals. Thank you.

[@ALSAIBANI]

a beautiful and useful channel I want to know all American slang bro could help me, please could you put them in a one video

[@Englishconnectus]

Ma'am why are you not making more english lesson especially the pronunciation class . please come back i really need your lecture classes .i love the way you explain the pronunciation of any word in a very simple and easy way . please please come back 🙏🙏

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

You are so nice to say that. Hopefully you can still enjoy the many videos I have. There are about 130. It takes a long time to create a video, and I've been busy with other work. Whenever I have less work, I make more videos. Thank you for supporting me.

[@Be_A_fashionista]

Please teach 🙏pronunciation of accommodate

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Good one. Primary stress is on "COM". The O in "COM" is a short O, like in the words' "mom" or "job". Secondary stress is on "ate", so it sounds like the number 8. The first A and second O are both weak, therefore pronounced as schwas (short, quiet uh sound).

[@ScarsUnseen24]

Interestingly, I only don't say the L in calm, palm, and almond. It's more like cəm or cahm, pom, ahmond. I'm from New York City area.

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Thanks for sharing! There's variation amongst Americans in this. Have you ever seen that Snickers commercial on TV on the pronunciation of "almond"?

[@englishwithvrp4371]

Another silent 'L' word that I use frequently is the colonel (pronounced with 'R'). I'd like to know how Americans and also you pronounce these words 'qualm' and 'salve'.

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Oh yes, colonel is very strange, where the L is actually an R. I say qualm with the L and salve with a silent L, but dictionaries show both variations.

[@adeeba9325]

Hi ma'am ,i hope you are doing well . Ma'am i am eagerly waiting for your videos . ma'am can you start the vocabulary related classes ? It would be very useful for us to improve our vocabulary . Thank you

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Thank you for your suggestion, but my teaching focus is accent and pronunciation for advanced learners. There are many great KZbinrs offering vocabulary videos.

[@WaseemKhan-ql8ig]

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[@indianreaction357]

Hello Mam , My name is AMG from India🇮🇳 Can I use your lesson to teach English in my native language because all your lessons are excellent 🙏🙏

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Thank you. Feel free to use them for public education and non-business uses. You can also send learners to my channel to watch.

[@renu5067]

Can u tell me how to say development, develop, developer and question . I am from India

[@angelinaangelina5211]

☺️☺️☺️👌👍

[@English-ug2cs]

Knuckles I guess L is silent too isn't it?

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

The L is pronounced, but the K is silent. However it's a dark L. Check out my Dark L practice video for more info.

[@warongratratanawarang3057]

May be Salmon come from Saumon so it silent L, thank you 16 June 2022

[@keonscorner516]

twelve

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

Hmmm. We do pronounce that L - it's a dark L. Check out my videos on Dark L practice, the newer of the 2 videos.

[@jamesbrasco7965]

Did you dump up your KZbin Channel?? Where have you been since 2021??

[@EnglishWithAccentCoachNicole]

I'm still here, just no time to make more videos. Maybe in 2025.

[@salomegogoladze6432]

it is not fun, you are reading the script and it feel akward