How to pronounce English | Canguro English

[@solea59]

I'm english and retired. I'm currently learning italian and portuguese for my own pleasure. But I find watching your videos about my own language very beneficial to learning other languages . Keep the videos coming Christian.Thankyou !

[@nelloarcangeli9128]

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[@rosacasiero4250]

Thank you Christian, this class was very interesting, i'm going to watch this video over and over again, i love learning the history of the english language, and the way you explain it is just fantastic, now i understand many things about this language, so hope to see many more videos like this, and thanks for your commitment in everything you do! 😊 By the way, i like your new board! 😊

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks Rosa, that's a really nice comment! I'm glad that my classes are interesting to you! It's not a new board, it's just a different classroom. See you again soon!

[@Exahedron]

Me Too!

[@ghadiermatariek8955]

you are my fav teacher

[@88lovewins]

I learned more about Old English letters and pronunciation from this video than I did in the entire semester of my "History of the English Language" class at uni. You're a fantastic teacher! I found your videos while searching for stuff on the Australian dialect. I'm American, but my grandmother is an Aussie, so I like to learn all I can about the dialect. Thanks for you wonderful content!

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks for your kind words Sarah! I don't live in Australia anymore, but I will be back there in a couple of weeks shooting lots of new videos about Australian English so stay tuned for those!

[@mabelicheca447]

I 'd like this video. It's amazing. You are a good teacher!

[@Andaluz-MA]

Eres un fenómeno. Gracias por molestarte en averiguar los orígenes de las letras y su pronunciación 👌🤝

[@amaliaf5644]

Just watch this video, and my question about "why W is called double u" answerd. Thank you for sharing your knowledge through this video! My favourite part from your video is understanding English with history or science approachment. Brilliant!!

[@inarticulado]

Wow! Amazing class, dude! I've started watching your videos recently and I evaluate them all very helpful, and you are a great teacher! Regards from Brazil! Isaias.

[@leonardoescobar5497]

Wonderful! I would appreciate so much if you make more videos about how to understand English pronunciation and phonetic. What a great teacher. Thank you very much!

[@edpejb]

Christian, congrats by your way of teaching english. I am brasiliam, live in Pernambuco near Recife, a wonderfull place. I am trying to learn english for a long time without sucess but now that now you, i gonna improve my english, thank you so much my friend.

[@carlosponce7971]

Hello Christian, this is Carlos from Argentina... your dedication and effort at teaching are absolutely admirable. Congratulations.

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks Carlos, I really appreciate that! See you again soon!

[@carlosponce7971]

You're welcome. On the other hand, I've already voted.. good luck!

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks!!!

[@zanahoriadulce5663]

Qué bueno este profesor, ojalá tuviera así en mi colegio

[@carolinaramirez3686]

I really appreciate that. You share your knowledges with us. That hasn't price.

[@slavikmishcheriakov2832]

great! I am so excited about your lessons which reveal historical links. Or when you use some logical approach to explain stuff.

[@eisque]

You're a very enthusiast teacher

[@louseira]

I love the language's development and the history. Thanks for a very interesting video.

[@SKim-lo7vz]

I love this teacher. very interesting lessons!

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks! I'm really happy to have you as a student!

[@jennifersutherland9537]

Gorgeous classes!

[@jeffseben5890]

Amazing!! Fantastic knowledge that help us to understand not only the language but the communication evolution. That's not frustrating at all !!! Quite the opposite: it's exciting!

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks for your kind words!

[@lucasbustos]

Awesome class Christian, I haven't seen this kind of topics so well explained like here! Merging history, facts, theory and simple pronunciation exercises

[@CristinaSantossp]

Thank you sir! That was fantastic!

[@Flaviojfreitas]

I'm learn a lot english watching yours videos , thank you Christian !

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks Flavio, I'm really happy about that!

[@ДимаАмид-у5щ]

So unusual and interesting😄 Glad to see you again as always.

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks, I'm really glad you found it interesting!

[@hoangvunguyen5940]

Thank you Christian, this video was very interesting!

[@Canguroenglish]

+hoangvu nguyen Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

[@snehalquest]

An amazing video. I would like to have some more videos on pronunciation. Thanks for your superb videos.

[@JessicaWong-vw8ts]

Great lesson, Christian.😊

[@silvia63753]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH, FANTASTIC CLASS,,,,,,,, FROM ARGENTINA

[@fs1357]

Thank you for information 🙏 You are hearty :) 🌿 like from Türkiye 🇹🇷

[@alexandrearaujodecarvalho]

Hello. My name is Alexandre Araújo de Carvalho. I am 35 years old. I am from Brazil. Thank you so much.

[@franciscorodriguespedrosa7370]

you are the best! I really like all you teach.

[@marcosoliveira1872]

Very Good Teacher! I'm from Brazil!

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks and hello from Spain! I'm glad you liked it!

[@mudei8701]

¡Genial! 🇧🇷 🇪🇸 🇬🇧 Thanks Christian 🤩

[@WiteTtiger]

Well, in portuguese we pronunce all the letters. So it was very frustrating to me when I was learning english phonetics. But this video and your other classes have helped me a lot. I hope that your work may be useful to many other people as well.

[@sajadamini9059]

Dear Christian warm regards from Iran and a lot of thanks. Hope to see you in Iran one day. Mohammad from Qom-Iran.

[@TavikoAshoms]

Wow! This was really interesting!

[@bobanana598]

amazing I learnt many things from this class thanks ...😊😊😊😊we are waiting for more of your classes sure

[@Canguroenglish]

+Boba Nana Hi Boba! I'm glad you found the class interesting. See you again soon!

[@cristencr9325]

It was very useful.Thank you so much

[@Canguroenglish]

My pleasure! I'm glad you found it useful!

[@dipayanchakraborty4751]

I'm amazed...Perfect teaching sir..

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks Dipayan, I'm glad you liked it!

[@vannosgaming4361]

thank you Christian, this class was very interesting. I would like to see any more videos about the english-language gramar, pronunciation etc.

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks! Don't worry, lots more classes coming soon!

[@maryamfalih4225]

Oh! it's very useful for me because I'm specialist in phonetics and I always explain to my Ss these matters. Great job! Thanks.

[@Canguroenglish]

Excellent Maryam, I'm glad that this class might be useful for you!

[@maryamfalih4225]

Yes it is. Thanks.

[@juliastorozhevykh692]

Very useful. thanks Christian!!

[@Canguroenglish]

My pleasure Julia!

[@LucasBonani]

Congratulation for your job, teacher! I'm from Brazil and I study english by my self. Someday I'll go to study in australia, I hope so. And with your classes I'm realy learn about your accent and your leanguage. Very good, thanks, and see you in the next class. PS.: I'm sorry if I wrote something wrong

[@Canguroenglish]

Hello Lucas! Your English is really good, congratulations! I truly believe that if you work hard you can have anything you want, so if you want to go to Australia you can have it! I'm glad you like my classes and I look forward to seeing you again soon!

[@laisc3019]

the best channel ever!

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks Lais, I try my best!

[@FysSessions]

I love this channel 🙋

[@Icam.B]

You are the number one 👍🏻

[@Canguroenglish]

Hehehe, thanks!

[@IulianConstantinFilip]

Thank you very much !

[@olgapasser1341]

thank you very much Christian

[@Canguroenglish]

My pleasure! I'm glad you liked it!

[@roniandre4693]

Hi Christian!!! You're the best.

[@przemekx4182]

thanks for this amazing lesson.....this explain discrepancies between spelling and pronunciation in English

[@Canguroenglish]

My pleasure! I'm glad you liked it!

[@xuxu4life]

ur content is great. Keep up the good work mate!

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks for your kind words! I will keep going!

[@JonBilbaoMallona]

Christian, eres un crack, en serio, muy bueno, lo mejor que anda por la red,

[@Canguroenglish]

Jejeje, pues gracias Jon!

[@andresporras1430]

Wow! I really would like to be in that kind of class. Thank a lot for lesson this differents between old an new English. I start to know why is so difficult to pronounce correct English.

[@Canguroenglish]

Hello Andres! Now I have you as a student on KZbin! See you again soon!

[@andresporras1430]

Canguro English For sure! See you on the next one.

[@alexandernikolayevichvasil9143]

Really interesting

[@adelaslim4554]

Thank you cristian

[@BilalAlshareef]

Thank you! Your video contents are unique.

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks Bilal, I'm glad you like my classes!

[@JuanLopez-nh5gf]

Hi cristian I´ve been waching your videos lately and I think you are the kind of teacher I would like to have at school, so you will heard from me. Have a great day!

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi Juan! Thanks for your very kind words. I'm really happy to have you as a student. I'll see you in class again soon!

[@philipohmes9395]

An excellent adjunct to the other You Tube Videos I that am learning the history of Old and Middle English from. Maybe sometime you could do a story about the "Great Vowel Shift." Some day I would like to be able to read Chaucer's Canterbury Tales in its original alphabet for starters.

[@calcionit]

Awesome Christian. It help us to understand why this strange words are pronounced.

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks! I'm glad this explains things for you!

[@fbcbu]

Thank you so much Christan. i will watch all your youtube videos.

[@Canguroenglish]

Make sure you have lots of drinks and snacks!

[@alisalem320]

thank you so much Christian, it was very useful

[@Canguroenglish]

Excellent, I'm glad it was useful for you!

[@shakamofaridah2605]

thank you

[@이동건-g1e1o]

thank you. actually i get gist of it. but it is really helpful. thank you

[@nicolasfrebillot7899]

In French "W" is pronounced "double V" not "double U". What I know is that in Latin we can't make the différenciation between a U and a V because it was written like a "V" all the time in the antic inscriptions. Tell me more about this point if you know more. Very interesting lesson as usual! Keep going, well done, best regards from France.

[@Canguroenglish]

Yes, originally there was no difference between the 'u' and the 'v'. You can find more information about Old English here: www.omniglot.com/writing/oldenglish.htm

[@khloud11]

You make it very easy 😻

[@Canguroenglish]

+kholoud alharbi Excellent! I'm glad you think so!

[@vidabella866]

Thank you master again

[@WiteTtiger]

Very interesting.

[@rlyehdate]

I have a question, are you from UK or from Australia? I thought you were from Australia because of the canguro logo but those england flags at the background really makes me doubt haha and I'm still a learner, a beginner into this language so my ear still doesn't identify or difference this both strong accents (as australian and england english are) yet! Hope this comment is grammatically correct at least haha, thank you a lot for all your videos and also thanks to the pals that contest my comments, really appreaciate.

[@rlyehdate]

His accent is british, right?

[@mariacalderon6445]

Mil gracias !!!

[@Canguroenglish]

De nada! I'm glad you liked it! See you again soon!

[@alexandrearaujodecarvalho]

I am studying English right now.

[@yingw2512]

Thanks, Christian. I feel this video is not only helping pronunciation, but helping spelling. I did't know that 'Ch' present "Ch" sound,as we learn international phonetic. I got a question, if I want to learn more about this stuff, could you recommend a book or website? Thanks again, and Its a really fantastic channel !

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi Ying! I'm not really sure about books or websites to help with phonetics, sorry! I think it's a case of using a lot of different resources like I do when I'm writing my classes. Sorry I couldn't help more!

[@yingw2512]

No worries, basically I can find the answer by googling.

[@joandelur4407]

sure!, we understand everything!..which in old foreign learner signify..zero, but nowadays we write it as notzing, and....(I know..would be a little frustrating for english speakers to hear..) we pronounce as....naazing. ta rá!

[@anvilch4799]

Gorgeous classes...me too

[@reglisse42]

So interesting

[@joseliomarques6355]

very interesting class

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

[@dinlishvn6142]

Oow... A lot of foods on a table. It looks yummy. It was like Party English Class 😁 I'd love to join this sort of yummy class 😍

[@Canguroenglish]

The food was excellent! All my classes are like a party! I hope to see you in Spain one day!

[@dinlishvn6142]

+Canguro English Lucky for who's in Spain and join your unique classes Chris. I can't get enough of such a lovely class like yours 😍 Thanks mate, I'd love to see you in Spain too. Happy day for ya btw. It's 6:40AM here and a little bit cold 🌬⛆

[@Canguroenglish]

I'm glad you like the classes. It's late (and cold) here now and I'm going to bed! See you again in class soon!

[@dinlishvn6142]

+Canguro English I really do. Good sleep guy. It's a lovely present to recharge your battery😊

[@hanamehammed2439]

thanks

[@Canguroenglish]

+hana Mehammed My pleasure!

[@KatiSvaby]

Congrats! Thank you very much.

[@Canguroenglish]

My pleasure Kati!

[@Gurudehabitos]

Hello again. what are the difference between EVERYDAY and EVERY DAY???

[@Canguroenglish]

Everyday = adjective = quotidian Every day = adjective + noun = all days

[@dipayanchakraborty4751]

my pleasure sir...

[@stevethomas5849]

We in the west country (England)would say car with a r, as we are rhotic.

[@davidsebouk3673]

very exciting video,I really loved it ! and by the way it's amazing to see that w comes from French why it is named this way and how we forgot it! We call it "double v"( diference of pronunciation^^) and barely use it in some rare / precise cases .... anyway thank you again for this lesson .I personally like a lot etymology class so I won't say no to another class of this class ^^.

[@Canguroenglish]

I knew you would like this class! I've got lots more exciting stuff like this planned, so be prepared!

[@edls89]

It's very interesting... and It's nice because my name Eduardo which is Edward in English has its origin in Anglo-Saxon :)

[@Canguroenglish]

I'm glad you liked it Edward!

[@ninasharapova258]

Christian pls tell me what is kind of books to choose to study Grammer

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi Nina! I recommend the 'English Grammar In Use' series. They have various different levels and they are the best self-learning grammar books you can buy!

[@oaaguado]

Hi Chris!, quick question: where do you teach English?

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi Oscar, I teach English in Galicia in the north of Spain.

[@oaaguado]

Thanks for replaying, I am livining in Melbourne and I wanted to know if I have any chance.

[@Canguroenglish]

If you come to Spain we can have classes! Otherwise, I'll see you here on KZbin!

[@cherokee4151]

Great!!!

[@Canguroenglish]

I'm glad you liked it!

[@janasiguenza1545]

Oh thank you

[@Canguroenglish]

My pleasure!

[@cherokee4151]

Wowwwww....... Cool!!!!!

[@Canguroenglish]

I thought so!

[@frankcioppa]

Was Runic writing perfectly phonetic?

[@anivogarcia2388]

do you have instagram or some social red to follow you? you are a great teacher!

[@Canguroenglish]

You can follow me on Facebook. I post lots about English there: facebook.com/academiacanguro/

[@habibalbakaa2140]

شكرا thanks Gracias

[@Canguroenglish]

+Habib Al Bakaa A trilingual thanks! The best type of thanks!

[@patriciabarbosa3656]

Do you have video about the words finished ought? why are they fonetic speaking so different?

[@Canguroenglish]

Hi Ana! The short answer is that they all the 'ough' words used to be pronounced the same, but then the pronunciation changed but the spelling didn't. I will make a video about it soon!

[@johncasta3783]

¡¡slowly pronunciation, very good, i can something catch ¡¡

[@gustavogonzalez2542]

Magistral Class

[@Canguroenglish]

Thanks Gustavo, that's very kind!

[@Exahedron]

❤❤😍😍

[@guilhermearielmachado9669]

Watching in 2019.

[@sayedalihashim1568]

you're teaching in Spain. do you know Spanish in Latin America is more closer to Spanish than in Spain. it's the same thing😀

[@Canguroenglish]

That wouldn't surprise me at all! I love the way languages get messy over time, it's part of the romance for me!

[@Exahedron]

😍😍😍😍😍

[@amaltihia8375]

you know teacher Christian I m hopeless in speaking....my tongue is tied... what you advise me teacher especially I' live now in US? guide me to fund the way... thank so much.

[@Canguroenglish]

Hello Amal! You are very lucky because you live in a country where they speak the language you want to learn! Lots of other people are not so lucky! What you need to do is get out and talk to people! Do you work? If not, go and volunteer! Find any opportunity to talk and listen! Make it like a game. You will meet nice people, horrible people, strange people, but that's life! Go and do it! I believe in you! See you again soon!

[@amaltihia8375]

Canguro English I m so happy because you don't ignoring me. thank you. I keep to tell you that I tested in college and my score was good.. thank you for your advises. helping others bring the pure happiness... you merit Mr Cristinan.

[@Canguroenglish]

Good luck Amal! Don't be afraid and let me know about your experiences! Soon you will be a master of English!

[@amaltihia8375]

Canguro English je vous admiiiiiiiiire beaucoup....

[@rlyehdate]

His accent is british, right?