How to pronounce CAN and CAN’T in British English 🇬🇧

[@InstantEnglishUK]

What other words do you find confusing in English??

[@Simply_Asees]

Do and don't 😅

[@Noah-ze5zd]

"Heart" and "art"

[@v22baev]

Whole English is confusing 😁 From Russia with Love

[@thedusty194]

Sandwich, which, witch

[@gulnarnuhova5321]

Weather, water, bicycle

[@parkash9999]

Love your lessons and British accent.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

thank you, where are you from?

[@zeydiux]

Thank you !!! Which is the app for practice with messages?😊

[@FlyingSavannahs]

I live in a former British colony as a US citizen and find your videos filled with gems illuminating the many differences between American & The Queen's English I've never noticed or understood. We do experience a great deal of UK culture with television shows, movies, and the occasional actor you've seen in American movies for decades speaking with their natural British accent irl that you've never heard before! I am of Scottish descent - Clan Campbell (silent 'p'!) - and am ashamed & pissed off (mad) that I really struggle with an acceptable brogue. But what is clear in both Englishes is "These videos are fabulous!"

[@Kprof]

For us the french guys ,the English pronunciation us difficult. The word stress on syllabus. Because french is flat

[@liv7889]

I think this is easier than American pronunciation :-))

[@InstantEnglishUK]

:)

[@anak_kucing101]

Objectively, it is easier because it's an open and straight vocal sound "a", unlike American English where the sound is like "ae".

[@cyruschang1904]

The difference between can and can't in spoken English in the US lies in the ton, if you speak Chinese, you will have no problem telling them apart. We also pronounce can as /ə/, but we only do this if it's followed by a complement I can do it, I can always do it => can is pronounced either /æ/ or /ə/ but if we say I can. (full-stop) can is always pronounced /æ/, never /ə/

[@ramamonato5039]

Before nasal sounds, British English says /æ/ meanwhile American English says [æ̃ə] as in "I can't, Sam!"

[@ramamonato5039]

​@@anak_kucing101 Before nasal sounds, British English says /æ/ meanwhile American English says [æ̃ə] as in "I can't, Sam!"

[@injujuan8993]

Hello Chris! Thanks for your lovely video! I’m a new subscriber and a big fan❤ especially of your short videos. Can’t wait for more! ❤❤❤❤

[@hassanmohammad3104]

Thanks i will English learn here in your channel.

[@ermannoalimonti2273]

very useful for those like me trying to understand the tricks of English vowels

[@PunkFiddler]

I'm from the PH and what I find funny when we say the word "can" is that if it's in its noun form, we say as it is but when we speak it in its verb form, it sounds like "Ken".

[@jellyinit95]

I love your British accent. When I Graduate High school I was hoping to go to England to go to a university for culinary/ pastries.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

I hope you can find a way to do it 😁

[@mustaphabelhmid]

Great Teacher Chris

[@revathi7799]

Thank you my best English teacher

[@mercuryfreddy]

Cheers mate

[@philippebelhmid8454]

Thank you teacher for your good tricks

[@bisharogurey4164]

Thnks teacher🥰

[@InstantEnglishUK]

You are welcome

[@ФирдавсФайзиев-щ2я]

Allright mate. Thanks for clarification. I agree that pronouncing words and sounds correct are crucially important. By I have other thing to ask you: How do you usually respond to a question: What's up?

[@shaishtaparweeen2838]

Thank ☺️😊

[@Simply_Asees]

Thanks 😊

[@emlou4009]

Thanks indeed

[@katqradukova323]

Thank you ! ❤

[@malakghaffari3028]

Thank you.

[@abumusaashary3586]

Thank you bro. This video is very useful

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you

[@_Chakotay]

👍👍

[@janbiyaherongvlogger9205]

Nice one Chris, your TikTok live ended a while ago 😅 Hello! 🇵🇭

[@InstantEnglishUK]

You’re here now that’s all that matters!! 😁

[@v22baev]

After many years learning English I was surprised that CAN is also may be can of beer 🤯

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Now you got it! 😁

[@uttamkumar-f8e]

Very nice...

[@prekshariz]

Your vedio is amzing !

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Cheers mate

[@MohamedDihi]

Thanks

[@INFINITE-ym6ei]

This is one of my problems about british, slang or whatever you called it... I might not good at it but his video are very helpful thanks anyway

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you 😊

[@Arumaru-fc3it]

I like this guy.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

I like you

[@Arumaru-fc3it]

@@InstantEnglishUK thank you kind sirr,but always remember no homo

[@huseyinis9149]

Thanks a lot pal 😊

[@JiyongsKorean]

2:34 felt like only 3 seconds, I love your videos

[@InstantEnglishUK]

THANK YOU

[@indiraramsingh1057]

Hi there madam Am Indira from India and I wanted to know that are you interested in practicing English speaking with me , previously I was a teacher now am with two kids and I fancy to improve my speaking ,last time I texted you from my spouse (PRS) phone and now through my phone.PLZ text me you are interested or not.Plz let me know ,waiting for your reply regards

[@Englishwithtinu]

Nice video

[@achuju4246]

Lot of love from kerala💚🥰🌸

[@InstantEnglishUK]

I WOULD LOVE TO GO THERE

[@achuju4246]

@@InstantEnglishUK always welcome 💚🌸

[@ahmed_touma]

Thanks I like it more than the american pronounce

[@InstantEnglishUK]

😊🇬🇧

[@imad6831]

toooop 1

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Cheers mate

[@joed180]

Ooh haircut

[@aeae7777]

For me dough ,Thought and though is always confusing 🤪

[@りんごの木の下]

Let's go!

[@Aaabriiil3]

Hi! I expected you to explain how to pronounce the word to avoid so we could compare... Thank you!

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Sorry I really don’t want to make videos saying that word to be honest, i could easily be reported 🙏

[@_Darshan_Jagdev]

What's the difference between Schedule or Schdool? Which is the correct Pronunciation ....

[@InstantEnglishUK]

ill make a vid!

[@tech2004]

@@InstantEnglishUK I would also be anticipating it. Thanks

[@darth_thidd3us]

Bro, I'm just here learning British

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Sweet mate

[@jellyinit95]

When I say Specific it always comes out as Pacific or something else I for some reason sometimes make the p sound like a th and I just get the word wrong also like when I say peripheral vision. I have always had trouble with my speech but I hate words when I have to say them so I try to ether describe it, point, or make up my own word that is what I have resorted too.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

I’ll keep that in mind for another video

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thanks

[@bipollarazralon1262]

can = has E sound in Portuguese can't = has A sound in Portuguese. You guys pronounce this letter A with different sounds.

[@juzi_M]

I actually kinda confused while someone speak can't in Amercian accent .🤐🤐🤐🤐

[@sisjune1817]

How can I contact you ?

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Do you want to take classes?

[@sabaz_rahman]

I love you 😘

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thanks 🙏

[@sabaz_rahman]

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[@jellyinit95]

When I say can’t my an sounds like I am saying and.

[@Noah-ze5zd]

What's the difference between "heart" and "art"?

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Perfect! Thank you 😊

[@Noah-ze5zd]

@@InstantEnglishUK No! Thank YOU!

[@abdullabardiyev395]

It'd be better if you made more examples

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank you 😊

[@ramamonato5039]

1. /kæn/, /kən/ 2. /kɑːnt/ 3. /kʌnt/ 😂

[@mauriciobelmar4530]

I usually say cannot just to avoid the embarrassment of pronouncing it wrong 😜

[@tapioca5545]

I want you to say “ focus .”.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Sure what other words?

[@lucp4683]

I wish you opposed the sound of “can’t” to the offensive word you mentioned.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

I would rather not say that word on my channel… sorry

[@helenaalarcon8189]

British accent is easier and prettier.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

🇬🇧😁

[@helenaalarcon8189]

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[@hassanmohammad3104]

Wo kann ich von Null als Anfänger anfangen? Danke dir.

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Sorry I don’t speak German 😢

[@hassanmohammad3104]

@@InstantEnglishUK Where can I start from scratch as a beginner in your channel. Thanks

[@elkinflautero7638]

Are you from UK or British???

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Yeah I am from England

[@barrysteven5964]

England, Wales and Scotland are (Great) Britain. The UK is Britain plus Northern Ireland. So he is from the UK, and British and English all at the same time.

[@Salvaleiva]

To me I find hard to see a big difference in the pronunciation of words like Beach/B*tch, Sheet/Sh*t, Cox (Like Courtney Cox for example) and C*cks, fact/f*cked... and so on. Bad English can be dangerous! lol

[@bipollarazralon1262]

The host is very handsome!

[@leandromv170]

1:45 You're not pronouncing a schwa there.

[@wahdaniwalid644]

I can't help you

[@Brenfu3rt3]

Thanks 😊

[@InstantEnglishUK]

Thank YOU