How to Pronounce the Number Three (3) | Clear Accent English Lesson

[@JanaJones-sz8mh]

Thank you so much! I just played this for my 8 year old, and she corrected her pronunciation in less than a min and a half! She followed you along, and I had to pause a few times because she’d forget and say ‘free’ again lol anyway, THANK YOU SO MUCH for creating this! You’re a genius!! ❤

[@aliyilmaz4045]

You are great teacher. I am proud of being your student.

[@ritanova8456]

“13 hundred hours” is very new for me Thank you

[@rahmancelen5563]

Thanks for this handy lesson. I think I will watch this from time to time to practice. BTW your hair is so glossy and beautiful.

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You look amazing as always, Jade!

[@sadewochannels1556]

So amazing about this lesson. Big thanks 😊

[@RealTrader93]

Thank you so much, Jade. Now I know what I'm doing tonight: watching all of your videos on this channel. Keep it up!

[@eltoncarvalho7344]

Excellent teacher!!!

[@mauroribeiroABC]

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[@olgayaresko4925]

Thank you Jade for your wonderful lesson. You are very nice teacher!

[@Armaanzee10]

Thank you so much for this Jade.

[@JadeJoddle]

No problem 😊

[@fernandobautista3200]

Treble, I will never forget this word now.

[@albertodelurbano7755]

Thank you so much

[@JadeJoddle]

Any time. Thanks for watching.

[@sadahadahaddock]

Hi Jade. I am watching your video from Japan. Usually Japanese people are influenced by American culture. But I prefer British one. Cheers!

[@aparecidoferreiravais321]

Hi Jade good to see you You have an easy way to teach English And your accent is beautiful Thanks a lot for your support Have a great weekend my dear teacher 😉🇧🇷 take care

[@vi683]

I am pleased that you mentioned the word "million". It is quite subtle for/ l /linking with /j/. I thought it had three syllables wrongly. Thanks for your correction.

[@JadeJoddle]

Good point!

[@josecarloslucas5027]

Always good!! Keep it up

[@aminekessar]

Hopefully, as an Arabic native speaker, I've got no problem with these sounds :) TH, H, Spanish Jota and other sounds come naturally :) Thanks and greetings from Algiers

[@RealTrader93]

How about the Spanish rolled R?

[@aminekessar]

@@RealTrader93 same thing :)

[@hermanoamor3606]

I am influenced by US English, but British English pronunciation is the best of the best.

[@jitkapiskorova5413]

We break for lunch at 13 hours. Hours? Why not o´clock? Please could you explain it?

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[@pliniolimajunior5185]

Great video

[@amazingsacrifice-xs6lg]

Tortee tree :) 33 Greetings from Ireland!

[@ibrahimabah2628]

Thank you so much 💓jade

[@KhalidNageb]

Keep going, Jade It's your time now. 👌🏼✌🏼

[@Yagiru_Nora]

Thank you for you effort again, it is really helpful for advance pronunciation.

[@JadeJoddle]

Thank you! 😃

[@ossital1808]

many thanks

[@fnk101]

I would love to see what you look like bursting out laughing, crying with laughter.. I hope you have a lot of Joy in your life.. you do great work here so I hope the other side of life is Joyful

[@jeczybula]

Very useful lesson again, thanks! Like given! "thirty three" has always been a nightmare for me to pronounce...

[@riyadboualage3587]

Thank you so much teacher

[@coneofsilence2507]

Hey Jade. Thank you for the lesson. The 'repeat after me' at the end was great, i actually practiced :D Why isn't it 'triple the cost' but 'treble the cost' ?

[@JadeJoddle]

We would use it as a verb, as in, 'The cost of pasta has tripled.'

[@shashankkaushik4145]

Thanks Jade for all your efforts

[@JadeJoddle]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching.

[@sdstreiker]

In "ICAO English" we say "TREE" for three.

[@ibrahimabah2628]

Thanks a lot jade

[@hassanechetouane1092]

Oh, Jade, I was one minute late for this video, not five minutes early as you do when people invite you. It is not my fault. Please Jade put a bell in notification in a case where I am in the kitchen nibbling I will harry to catch up. Ok, I thumped up, or if you prefer, I liked . What a wonderful channel!. I have a glimpse of its shape.

[@JadeJoddle]

Sorry you missed it. For the last few weeks I have been publishing at 7.30pm on Thursdays. Be sure to get all your nibbling in the kitchen done before then. 😃

[@davidkasquare]

I think the hardest thing with “three” is the combination of “th” and “r”. Just as I find the combination of sounds in the word “world” hard to pronounce. “World War Three” is horror both as a concept and as for the pronunciation.

[@EgoShredder]

The way President Trump pronounces the word billion is good. As you know he places great emphasis on the "i" vowel and "l" consonants.

[@alexz3901]

I always thought that "dexterous" referred to hands not tongue

[@antoineolivier1287]

What about Th-fronting? I've been learning English for many many years, and I swear I never heard anyone pronounce "thing" as "fing", "three" as "free", or "mother" as "muvver", until a couple of years ago. For the life of me, I don't understand it, and I find it incredibly annoying.

[@JadeJoddle]

It’s very common and not a new thing at all. It’s part of the cockney accent. More info on that here: jadejoddle.com/downloads/Accent-Pack.pdf

[@antoineolivier1287]

@@JadeJoddle Many thanks

[@emachristina608]

Love it

[@mauroribeiroABC]

I don't know if you do it, but I would pay for a private class as in Cambly or italki, i really like your lessons since when you've taught on engvid. Please keep uploading videos ! Thank you! You're the best!

[@JadeJoddle]

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[@edyukn]

as a native speaker i have a problems with pronouncing R so yeah

[@argos.languages]

I saved it here so will not forget to watch it some 333 times

[@idalinofranco1121]

lolol "Dirty Tree" I prefer the Dirty Dozen

[@Lommy9999]

Saying students puts me off each time.

[@exigenteinvestidor1838]

Three => III

[@binghamguevara6814]

I’m trapped. I can’t rewind. Aaaaaaaagh!

[@7661cmm]

I'm not Irish, but I can not see what the problem is when 3 sounds like tree, and 33 sounds like dirty tree. I'm definitely proud when non-Irish people say my 33 sounds like dirty tree if I'm in Ireland.

[@BlacktoothgrinUA]

Always thought 'treble' meant high frequency range only. Now wonder why didn't you explain two similar words here - 'threefold' and 'thrice'. But I've got more important question: is that an American way to say 'thirty hundred' instead of 'three thousand' or it's just an easier way to pronounce? Anyway, thank you for the lesson on the tricky pronounciation!

[@JadeJoddle]

Not sure I understand the question about 'thirty hundred'. I always call the number 3000 'three thousand'.

[@BlacktoothgrinUA]

​@@JadeJoddle That's weird: I often hear such form, yet haven't figured out if it's more typical for the US, the UK or both. E.g. 1,500 - fifteen hundred, 6,500 - sixty five hundred.

[@olegryabkov4488]

Three hundred thirty three thousands and three hundred thirty three (333.333)... :D

[@alexz3901]

And by the way numbers like third are ORDINAL not cardinal

[@olegryabkov4488]

1. The event is on the third of April. 2. I'm not available on Friday the thirteenth. 3. We break for lunch at 1300 {13?00} {THIRTEEN???} hours. 4. The car is worth 3.000 [three thousands] pounds. 5. I only ate one third [1/3] of the pizza. 6. I'm in my thirties [30s]. 7. I'll have three free cofees please.

[@cl04kz]

i say thwee 😭

[@wallywaldo88]

my wife is dirty (30) and i am dirty too (32)

[@murderpaint]

I can’t even pronounce three m my

[@hhgygy]

LoL, instead of thirteenth she writes thur-teenth but that does not help at all because u is pronounced as you 🤣 English is just hilarious

[@alishaukat9174]

You look beautiful!!!!

[@DrMerle-gw4wj]

I find it astounding that this young woman with such bizarre speech can call her videos "Speak Well".

[@hermanoamor3606]

Maybe is because it is British English.

[@saffarty390]

Speak well as in TO and not TER

[@ganeshgondhale9522]

Waiting for you love bomb