Free American Accent Training for Fluent Native Speech Pronouncing I would do that, I would have to

[@SpeechModification]

Check out our "Real Talk" online course for more like this! courses.speechmodification.com/courses/RealTalk

[@AhmedOmar-vu5ln]

Could you please write your whatsup number

[@SpeechModification]

@@AhmedOmar-vu5ln Sorry, I don't really use WhatsApp.

[@enriqueenriquez5608]

Is there any other way to pay for the course?Not with the card.

[@SpeechModification]

@@enriqueenriquez5608 hi, you can use Paypal. If you'd like to email me ([e-mail]) I can help you.

[@salvadorfficiel5852]

Not every teacher deserves to be called one because that title is reserved for great ones like you 😍❤️

[@SpeechModification]

Thank you!

[@gulsahhalici5183]

It’s amazing explanation! Thank you for breaking down it as easy as possible for ESL students…

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks for watching!

[@jennyesperanzajoyaballen1482]

Love the visual AID for I would “eyed” that helped a lot!! Thank you so much

[@SpeechModification]

Glad it helped! You might also like this lesson: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnfPlYaFlsatfLc

[@losmejoresvideosdetodo-i1d]

una de las mejores profesoras enseñando ingles

[@bounajirachida7320]

God bless you teacher 👍🗣️🏆

[@nispahakter906]

I want such kind of lessons more and more.

[@SpeechModification]

You can find more lessons like these on our Real Talk playlist: kzbin.info/aero/PLJXFLCasjYl6IJhEcJRlkCTykZJRnlowp and our Real Talk online course: courses.speechmodification.com/courses/RealTalk I will be making more of these types of videos in the future as well.

[@sureshkumarramachandran239]

Thank you Christine!

[@leonardohernandez276]

Hi, this video has been really useful for me. She's speaking clearly and using a whiteboard make it more easy to understand. Thanks for teaching us.

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks for your support!

[@rohitlokhande4629]

Great explaination in video it's really nice

[@mustaphasol3069]

I miss you,I lost your channel and it took me a while to find it again ,Now I am kinda happy;) I am fond of your way of making everything easy peasy

[@SpeechModification]

Thank you, glad you found me again!

[@sarahbixo4116]

I loved the video! As always very good. Also that "I'd" with some other word other than do, I always distinguished perfectly, less so with "do". You help a lot of people!

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks for your support, much appreciated!

[@emmanuelkoukoulomma2267]

I love your explanation teacher. It’s very useful lesson👏🏾👏🏾

[@SpeechModification]

Thank you! 😃

[@mohdmasharik1630]

Plz make a video on I will contraction

[@SpeechModification]

Hi Mohd, here's help for "I'll": kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3nOhGueodCFjZo

[@mohdmasharik1630]

Thanks a bunch

[@marianoaguirre5857]

Great class teacher, thank you 👏!

[@SpeechModification]

Thank you! Thanks for joining as a channel member. Please let me know if you have any requests, I'll be happy to cover them in our weekly Members video! Here's the next one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaHNgWyNmtmrjqM

[@mwanatz5980]

Thank you 😊.

[@telecaster9988]

Does the letter “a” on the word “that” pronounce with æ sound or a sound? Hope you’ll answer this question. Anyway, thank you so much for putting this knowledge on youtube for us!

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, yes, we do have a sound for the "a" in "that." If the word is stressed, we use /æ/ like "cat." So, in a sentence like "I'll have that one," the word would be stressed and have a clear vowel. In many other cases, the word "that" will be unstressed and have a reduced vowel. It might sound closer to /ɛ/ or /ɪ/, or almost no vowel sound at all. Great question, I can talk about this in a future video.

[@telecaster9988]

@@SpeechModification thank you so much for your response! It’d be great if you could make a dedicated video for the word “that” by itself. Actually, i have a difficulty pronouncing “th” with “æ” on stressed “that”. Hope you can cover this problem specifically on your next video. Anyway, Thank you so much! I truly appreciate it!

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, yes, I can talk about that in a future video. In the meantime, you might find this video helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYXMYptjgpqfmbM

[@user234edw]

Oh wow!! It was great video. You explained very well . ♥️♥️

[@SpeechModification]

Thank you!

[@rafaelassad8774]

Teacher, can I drop the h sound in hafta by saying "I'd afta" linking the d sound with the a sound. Is that possible?? Or Do I have always to pronounce the h sound in this case? Tks a bunch in advance

[@SpeechModification]

Yes, you can drop the /h/ in that situation.

[@karlarivasgrathler5389]

Is the "ve" in " love" same as 've" in have"?

[@SpeechModification]

Yes, both say the /v/ sound. But I think in the case of "have to" vs. "love to," the /v/ in "have to" is more likely to become an /f/, where the /v/ in "love to" may be more likely to stay /v/.

[@AlexanderBecerra23]

Could you make a video about the pronunciation of "booth" as opposed to "booths"?

[@SpeechModification]

Yes, thanks for the suggestion! In the meantime, this video might be helpful - "booth" is like "tooth" and "booths" is like "soothe" plus z. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYXMYptjgpqfmbM

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, I'll be covering your words on Thursday: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXmTm6Wrqsecp9k

[@MdRasel-kf8hi]

I wanna do a course ... Please help me how to way I join with you....please please sir,

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, you can check out our online courses on our website: www.speechmodification.com/

[@houriarouabah3]

Is it the same for " don't have to "?

[@SpeechModification]

Yes, "I don't have to do that" would sound like "I don(t) haftuh."

[@chadp6297]

Please do ‘behind’

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, I covered the word "behind" here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3uoaqyHlq6LmLM

[@chadp6297]

@@SpeechModification FYI, there’s audio distortion on the video

[@SpeechModification]

@@chadp6297 all through, or at a specific time? I'm not hearing it, checking at random times throughout.

[@chadp6297]

@@SpeechModification all through, it gets worse gradually overtime I think

[@SpeechModification]

Thanks for the feedback.

[@soothingtherapymusic9426]

trying I'd do that but it comes out from mouth like i had to do that. why?

[@SpeechModification]

Maybe it feels strange to say the "I'd" so you are adding a sound. Think of "I'd" as "eyed" and see if that helps you.

[@cloudssurfer]

Thanks so much the videos, very informative. Would you please make a video on how to pronounce these words inevitable, northern, southern, contributed, contributer, mutually, politically correct. Thank

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, I'll be covering "inevitable" on Monday: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n363hmVnad-KZ7c I cover "northern" in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaqkk5qPjsiskLc I can add your other words to my list to cover in future videos, thanks for the suggestions.

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, I'll be covering "political" in Saturday's class: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6TSgpWVpNSHqrc

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, I'll be covering contribute on Saturday: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZqqip57e5tkmKc

[@tricky_english]

Hi. Could you please make a video about how to pronounce ‘CONTINENTAL’?

[@SpeechModification]

Yes, I can add it to my list to cover in a future video.

[@SpeechModification]

Hi, I'll be covering your word on Monday: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iaPLoX6Hl7Jka5I

[@wycliffenyandika9017]

❤️

[@sung-gohan7825]

First❤

[@lorenarodgers7545]

'Native' made me think Indigenous! 😆