How to pronounce the article THE in British English | Learn a Modern British RP accent

[@amiraratkovic2619]

An amazingly well explained. I appreciate it dear Roy.

[@EnglishRightNow]

You are very welcome!!! Let me know if there’s any lesson you’d like on KZbin! :)

[@joanne0504]

This lesson was very enlightening...thank you so much!!!

[@EnglishRightNow]

You're very welcome! Let me know if you need anything else!

[@qandil6686]

Thank you for your valuable lessons and inspiring messages on your KZbin channel. Your dedication and passion for teaching are evident, and I appreciate the help your videos have provided. Best wishes for your continued success

[@jordillach3222]

I found your pronunciation of _vowel_ very interesting and surprising ( 1:36 ). Could you tell us about it?

[@paulol5703]

Love that !!

[@EnglishRightNow]

Thanks Paulo! Let me know if there’s anything you’d like a lesson on! :)

[@paulol5703]

​@@EnglishRightNow definitely !! I think a lesson on uncountable nouns would be great. It's a bit complicated sometimes, as we Brazilians use plural or numbers before some nouns and this is not correct in English, like saying three coffee(s) at a cafeteria or two baggage(s) at the airport, etc. What do you think about it? Thanks so much.

[@addeenen7684]

Just switch to: de, die, deze, dat. We (in the Netherlands) did and so did a lot of other countries. Problem solved.

[@EnglishRightNow]

I tried to learn German once, and the articles were... well, there's a lot of them to learn haha.

[@frostflower5555]

I think they invented articles when they stopped using the case system.

[@artemcakes]

Do you mean like that's a casual relationship?

[@frostflower5555]

Americans pronounce it like THA, not THI, and there's no "j" sound either.