How to pronounce P vs B (WITHOUT confusing them) | American English Pronunciation

[@mohamedkatri4908]

As native Arabic, I believe this by far is the best B and P pronunciation video on KZbin. Love your video! Thank you for making such a wonderful content!

[@pauladejesus6223]

Another useful video my dear! Bill - Pill Bet - Pet Bat - Pat Bin - Pin There’re a bunch of them 😱😱

[@mohamedabdi1216]

best and easiest way to learn the difference in pronunciation properly

[@serhiiarion]

Thanks for the lesson! off the top of my head... Bath - Path Both - Pose Bond - Pond Ban - Pan Ball - Poll Base - Pace Bands - Pants etc.

[@RealEverydayEnglish]

I love to help people with their English too! I kind of stumbled across this passion by helping my conversation partners. You’re a great teacher 👍

[@lcdo.jorgemolina1103]

Can you help me with this sentence.? ** It is about subjunctive past. "I recommended her that studying" Is it grammatically correct?

[@EthanLee-h04]

The best youtube video about distinguish b and p ever! I'm a Vietnamese.

[@amira-dv4ph]

this is the best video explaining the b and p from Arabic speaker prespective

[@lizhalston8207]

You are a magnificent teacher!❤ I've learned so much with you.😊

[@joya3515]

Hi, thank you so very much. I’m an Arabic speaker and this is the best explanation for the P sound. It’s hard for most Arabic speakers to distinguish between the two sounds and pronounce them properly.

[@hadar.shemesh]

So happy it helped ❤️

[@berhanetedla]

Hadar sweety! You're hardworking woman. I see your intelligence. You sound a native speaker yet english is your second or third language. Brilliant! Hey everyone can we hit the like button up to 20k? She is helping the world and let's do her that little favour

[@Rina_66]

me trying not spell wrong 'pitch'... This video helped me a lot thank you.

[@moments-Lahzat]

Thanks alot you helped me alot ..your explanation was more than nice 🙏

[@taoufikelmiri]

Thanks for the lesson Here're some pairs : Bear vs Pear Beach vs Peach Bull vs Pull Bride vs Pride

[@hadar.shemesh]

That’s great!!

[@husseinisaac4235]

I am a native Arabic speaker and I had this problem for years I can’t actually differentiate between P and B thank that help a lot

[@yasminerashed4668]

thanks, it helped a lot ... as native Arabic speaking

[@TorkVlog]

They only great teacher that I got it from ... ur amazing hadar

[@funniestcatsanddogs]

I watch like 6 videos on the same topic I can say you are the BEST

[@hadar.shemesh]

😍

[@pecornejo64]

Useful tool to diffenciate p and b

[@ahmedadam6625]

I'm arabic man, and i have problem in that sound, but i liked what you say about adding h beside p. i think that will help me : phay vs bay. i hope if i was right

[@abdimoallin842]

thanks for this , i am those that can do B but struggle with P. Pull - Bull

[@rehab7907]

Hello teacher 👩‍🏫 I have been two years struggle with the pronunciation of words vary and very I really need help , I will be thankful ❤️❤️

[@Huvale]

Great lecture. I really appreciate your videos in which you've taught me about vibrations in the throat that has been really useful. Now I'm going to watch your every video. Love you! ❤✨🌷

[@hadar.shemesh]

That’s great to hear. Go for it!

[@universalizate7939]

Finally again you are here! Thanks 🙂🙂🙂🙂😊😁

[@A.456-c8r]

The best way to feel and figure the difference of the two sounds, then (if your language only uses the B sound) try to say a word from ur own language that starts with a B (for example Bak) and replace that B with P sound (Pak) & vice versa. You will sense a huge difference in the word sound. This is how I figured it out.

[@rashadmsabeh]

That's incredible, i got it perfect

[@ibrahimqunai839]

Thank you so much

[@welllazvdo2216]

That was actually very insightful! Thank you! 🇧🇷

[@SK-vn1od]

Thank you very much ,that was very useful

[@jelenadukuljev1978]

Great lesson, Hadar! I sometimes forget to aspirate the /P/ so this was a great reminder! :)

[@ПавелОдиноков-ъ2у]

Check Royal [p]. It is doesn't have aspiration. In Royal English aspiration belongs to vowel, not consonant. So aspiration strength depends on vowel stress. WIth high stress aspiration becomes audible. With lower stress - almost no aspiration.

[@zb4463]

Thanks for informative video.

[@kuntalkole2612]

Thank you for the lesson! Hadar! Love it!

[@hadar.shemesh]

Yay!

[@dianapatino218]

My native languague is Spanish . I can not pronounce b endings..can you explain b endings? Please

[@yahiasalah2511]

Thanks you , I think it is working now

[@mauriyamayamauri8148]

wonderful material!

[@NiranjanKumar-fi2dv]

Great lessons, but I want phrasal-verbs mam

[@fiorelasantur2144]

Thank you a lot Hadar, I am learning quickly

[@hadar.shemesh]

That’s great!!

[@Elias_-_-]

Thank you ❤️

[@DrNawal-er1fl]

Thank you..

[@barbaraaguado4999]

Thank you 😊 how pronounce expedition?

[@talasuliman9965]

Great teacher❤❤❤

[@barracudochka]

I wanted to ask you about learning new words in english.What's considered to be better approach:translating the words we learn into our native languages or writing down the defenitions of them in english?(or maybe there is another approach?)I've tried the second approach but i don't know if it's working well.I found myself forgeting some of the definitions completly after couple of months,at the same time though i think this approach has its advantages,for example when it comes to words that might have couple different definitions.

[@Muzikman127]

Hi, I'm not Hadar, but I am an English teacher! To better remember a new word, it is important to *use* the word, not just to try and memorize it. Writing down definitions in English is better than translating, but the *best* way to remember a word is to have the opportunity to use it, in conversation or in writing. Also, examples are REALLY important; definitions are good, but if you also write down some *examples* of the word used in a real sentence, then you will be more likely to remember the word, and how to use it correctly. A good exercise you can do to practice vocabulary, is to write a list of 5-10 words that you've learned (without the definitions next to them). Then, for each word, write or speak some sentence that uses the word (be creative!). Then check and see if you used the word correctly. If you can't remember, it's OK to peek at the definition of the word, just make sure to try it again at a later time until you remember it. Remember, forgetting is a natural part of learning any language! First we learn something, then we often forget it, but then when we are reminded of it a second or third or fourth time, our brain begins to store it more permanently. Keep practicing!

[@mahaabdelkader3382]

Thanks a lot 😍😍😍😍

[@geometrydashiuppiter6910]

Hi, I have a couple of questions that I hope that you can answer. Do you pronounce the words horrible, horror and orange with an ahr sound, or with a or sound? Also, do you pronounce the words with, without and within with a voiced or with an unvoiced th?

[@amdzatam]

You are a lifesaver

[@albertorondon6703]

Hello Hadar! When will the next Accent Makeover program start? I know you’ll have one available in September but haven’t received any info yet. Thanks!

[@hadar.shemesh]

Hey there! Doors open on September 10th. I hope to see you there!!

[@Wabax]

Thank ma'am, i really appreciated your explanation. :)

[@sergeipetrov5572]

Hello Hadar! Nice to see you! It was a very interesting lesson. Thank lots! Here is my pair: bin and pin.

[@jorgevegamadriz4240]

Wonderful super Tip !

[@gehadgmall5377]

Great work, could you please show us in slow motion how to pronounce 'p' sound when is followed by 'b' sound as in 'top board ', same thing with the 's' followed by the 'th' sound as in 'this thing', thanks in advance 😊

[@haiyen1439]

Dear Coach. Could you please help with the followings. is it right? 1st case: /b/ pronounced in 2 steps step 1: press lips together, vocal cord aspirated, hold the air) step 2: lips part and release the LIGHT air force Ex: band, buy, bird this applies to all cases except for 2nd case below 2nd case: /b/ pronounced only in step 1, no air released. This applies to - /b/ pronounced at end of word ( stand by itself, no connection with another words) Ex: crab, club, - the next (after /b/) is consonants (except for /l/) in same word or connection with another word Ex: absorb, subscribe, submit, submarine but next is /l/==>/b/ pronounced in 2 steps in 1st case Ex: table, incredible, babble Is it right? Thank you so much.

[@MuhammadkhalilHameed]

❤❤❤ I am Pakistani this is excellent presentation ❤❤

[@akermimanel8949]

Thanks Hadar!

[@TorkVlog]

Can u make some exercise to practice the differences between p and b

[@jayv9890]

not sure if you have watched it, but that's literally the one thing that this video did...

[@mdayyan1163]

Amazing

[@ziadmohamad7096]

you're genius

[@abou-khalilmahmoud9288]

You're awesome!

[@يوسفمحموديوسف-ف7ث]

You're fabulous ❤

[@antonios5680]

Great video. Thanks so much. I also thought that the “puff” is stronger in the p sound than in the b sound. Is that correct?

[@hadar.shemesh]

Yes! It doesn’t exists in the b sound

[@antonios5680]

Thanks Hadar!

[@tarigyassinadam]

Please help me pronounce "liberty & ordinary"

[@rehab7907]

That was useful video ❤️

[@nordindayvid5207]

it's very interesting lesson. but I have one note : I wish you to put the writing with lyrics

[@schoolofgreatness4741]

Your are The Best ☺ !!

[@hadar.shemesh]

q

[@billy-daproudfarmer9555]

Such individual phonetics related tutorials sound more complicated than learning 'em via emulation.

[@hadar.shemesh]

I disagree. When Imitating you might not hear something (the brain filters out so much info) or you might be thinking you’re pronouncing something correctly but the mouth goes back to old habits without noticing :)

[@learnenglish2568]

very nice ❤

[@hemaperumal9437]

Excellent performance mam

[@amdzatam]

M struggling pet especially sound (e) and i

[@ms.alright5956]

aww thank you so much for making this video =D ,, I did need it

[@hadar.shemesh]

With LOVE!!

[@RahmaElsaeed-cf6ru]

It is difficult

[@martinewysocki5273]

Bout - Pouch Beach - Peach Big - Pig Breach - Preach

[@hadar.shemesh]

Great! But I’m not sure about the first pair...

[@martinewysocki5273]

@@hadar.shemesh Hi Hadar! You're right! I meant Bout - Pout

[@hadar.shemesh]

❤️

[@vishalkasture8492]

Pump - bump Peep - beep Peak- beak

[@amalelshafey9322]

Are u native American teacher

[@abdulfazalkarim3515]

Done 5/17/2022

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

😀

[@infamous2099]

How do you pronounce “almond” ?

[@salsabeatrice9871]

The a, becomes and "o" (short o) and the L is not pronounced , kind of like " omond" with the D almost silent.

[@Nour.Hassan412]

i'm struggling to pronounce it very quickly or in a normal conversation

[@professorofsprituality]

Hi Hadar

[@martinewysocki5273]

Here're a few more! Batch - Patch Bitch - Pitch Bin - Pin

[@hadar.shemesh]

I once had a student who said the word ‘pitch’ without the aspirated p and it sounded like he said ‘bitch’🤦‍♀️

[@dianaprieto3967]

Teacher, how can I pronounce "pr","pl","bl" and "br"

[@lordmono9986]

I don't know what to comment, can just get a heart?

[@hadar.shemesh]

You get two ♥️♥️

[@lordmono9986]

@@hadar.shemesh 😁

[@moatazelmalah6942]

I need help, I want to be accepted in a call center job iam not beginner in English, I need to be accepted in job interviews and or to use it work place

[@abdallahhassan9398]

Did you find one yet?

[@moatazelmalah6942]

@abdallahhassan9398 yes I found thank you

[@lilianaamado1372]

So useful once more! THANKS!! bet -pet back- pack bin -pin

[@richardfrangie3518]

👍

[@bonfacemokaya]

Like it

[@baraayosry6430]

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[@Spokenenglish12]

Th sound is most difficult

[@Contagious93812]

it's not, it exists in spanish and greek and it's very easy to pronounce. it can be only hard to put it together in some words. what is hard about english are the vowels because they have 15 vowels, 21 if we include diphthongs and most languages have only 5 vowels.

[@gladysgriffin7347]

Bye - Pie Bee - Pea Bin - Pin

[@BenAhmed0077]

i became near to understand what's going on

[@monarch2395]

Pig-Big Pack-Back Pump-Bump Peck-Beck Pin-Bin

[@stck2908]

Peep-Beep,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I'm getting thirsty. Let's hang out at a pub.

[@MateusOliveira-vv8us]

Hey Hadar, explain for us about thought, though, tough, through etc. this is terrible to understand and pronunce each one.

[@hadar.shemesh]

I have two different videos about all of these words! Look it up it’s going to be helpful!

[@Asmaa-x7f]

Bot_pot

[@flawyerlawyertv7454]

Disburse Disperse

[@hazemamgadelkady9281]

Park bark

[@hadar.shemesh]

Great

[@mehrsazrouhani7698]

pat bat bit pit pet bet bot pot

[@muhammadmohsinarif5498]

pot-bot

[@username3543]

bitch pitch, back pack, bin pin, bee pee, ben pen, bill pill, prick brick, pale bale, peck beck, ping bing, peach beach, pox box, pro bro, pan ban, pest best, poll bole, palm balm.

[@amdzatam]

Public

[@sh_khalil]

Pat ….bat

[@mehrsazrouhani7698]

put boot pig big

[@hadar.shemesh]

Put and boot are not minimal pairs, notice they don’t have the same vowel... (Watch my video pool-pull)

[@mehrsazrouhani7698]

@@hadar.shemesh many thanks you're right

[@ahmedwalid6235]

i think this letter is a scam