Perfect British English Pronunciation - Long Vowel Sounds Part Two

[@denisegandara1686]

I love fonetic and British accent. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@filipecosta6129]

Me too!

[@professorBonna]

don't you have a detail video about IPA??

[@filipecosta6129]

Great video!

[@EnglishwithJoe]

Thank you Filipe

[@EnglishwithJoe]

This is the second time I have released this video as the first became corrupted, so the audio was out of synch. I will make the next three videos covering the other long vowel sounds. Let me know in the comments which sounds you would like help pronouncing.

[@elizanabila2027]

Its the best vowel video's ever ❤

[@EnglishwithJoe]

Thank you :)

[@meyou-vu4lq]

Nice lesson, thanks

[@mubashirqureshi8201]

❤❤❤❤

[@britishjohn62]

I dint think about this but for turn in Yorkshire you’d hear something like too’ən for the pronunciation, because that’s how I’m used t’ saying it

[@EnglishwithJoe]

Hi John! That is interesting. There is a huge difference in vowel length between the north and south. The great vowel shift, which started about 500/600 years ago, radically changed vowel lengths between different accents. In my opinion, it is what makes regional accents and English so beautiful - the variety

[@Hungtran-zk4np]

Could you do J pronunciation? Ex job, jab

[@EnglishwithJoe]

why not? J is my favourite letter :)

[@nancyfoote2647]

Of course you cannot pronounce anything without the proper eye pop. I need you to teach us Chicagoans to say Squirrel and tea