Improve Your American Accent Fast - 4 TIPS

[@alexanderlyon]

Hi, Lisa. Thanks for coming on my channel and having me on your channel, too. It was a lot of fun working together.

[@maggieselbstschopfer1956]

Thank you Alex for collaborating with our Queen Lisa. You're so handsome. 😊☺️🤭

[@ujjalburagohain8159]

🕊️❤️🙏

[@AccurateEnglish]

Actually, I'm planning to make a video on that topic soon. : )

[@RedPandas3111]

For those of you who are ashamed of your accent just know that a person with an accent is a person who speaks at least two languages, Right off the bat, that should be a confidence booster , I speak three languages and while I consider myself fluent in English I still have a little accent however, I never lose sleep over that, I’m trilingual and down the road I’ll be adding a fourth language to my repertoire, that alone gives me a lot of confidence when speaking…. Accents are part or your identity, be yourself, be proud of who you are.

[@ninananuchi5741]

Nicely said!.. I didn't know anything could give me this much confidence!.. thank you!

[@elhadjdiallo633]

I speak English pretty well I have an accent as well which I'm so proud of frankly speaking !!!!!! I love my accent with all my heart ...I will never and ever try to change my self so that people will love me ......

[@RedPandas3111]

@@elhadjdiallo633 well said !

[@RedPandas3111]

@@ninananuchi5741 glad I could help !

[@RM-vx1kc]

I agree 100 %, I’m trilingual as well, and very proud. If someone laughs on my accent. I ask them to say one word in my language. Then, I LAUG very hard at them, so they realize how hard it can be to speak another language.

[@billskarsgardfan7150]

“Do not allow your insecurity about your accent to paralyze you. Slow down and use a strong voice. You have something important to say, so say it with confidence.” I will say these in class.

[@armghanbabar7669]

yep ... that's the main thing ... thank you for writting in better words ...

[@billskarsgardfan7150]

@@armghanbabar7669 welcome, dear

[@ma.esther9637]

Agreed!👍

[@BC-xf9qb]

Yes me too I Will say this to my learners thank you lisa for your precious help

[@sonamsherpaofficial399]

Exactly right

[@lodhensonam]

One of the greatest English trainer for non native speaker….. you will remembered forever… Thank you Lisa the perfect.

[@patrickm.bangura3790]

A woman with the world talent of teaching 💪, more blessing Madam Lisa🙏🙏.

[@peterigwilopi]

Omg! I personally felt like you were speaking to me! I have had those experiences in the past, and still do. Grappling with pronunciation, placement of emphasis on words, anxiety, fear of being mimicked and mocked and what not. Thank you for putting out this vid. Super helpful and encouraging 🇳🇬🇺🇸

[@marianbinny3529]

Yes, influence of mother tongue 😛 Could affect our oration

[@peterigwilopi]

@@marianbinny3529 you can say that again lol

[@phyllisdavid1630]

Wow! You are one of the best teachers i have ever met especialy online! So encouraging, so articulate! Am so impressed by your teaching. Thank you teacher.

[@maenzeidan9154]

Hi , I have been teaching Maths and Physics for 33 years, here in Lebanon we have to explain in English.When I started teaching I was lost between the American accent and the British one , now my American accent is much better but after discovering you , I know now that my English language could be much better, every video (of yours ) I watch , I learn something new . Now I feel that I am feeding my English language from the right source. Thank you very much, I do appreciate it, yes you are a wonderful teacher and an amazing person as well. May God bless you

[@Samer_3135]

طيب كيف طورت الأكسينت عندك شو الخطوات إلي سويتها

[@etiennenguidjo2280]

This is one of the best video I have ever listened. It has increased my confidence as non native Americans.

[@adrianaschmidt5058]

Thank you for this fantastic and super helpful video. Very thoughtful of you telling us non-native speakers to stop emphasizing our accent flaws. When relaxed, my accent is reduced, I’ve noticed that, and other people also commented the same.

[@maressapimentel9307]

Lisa, your last thoughts on this video: "you have something important to say...if someone criticized your accent don't keep that on your memory.." was a divine advise/tip. Thank you. You are an one glamorous Teacher. God bless you .

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you Maressa. 😄

[@Naturaleza885]

Watching your videos teaching English language - (pronunciation and grammar) is very helpful to none native English speakers like me! Thank you for your free tutorial English language, Liza! God bless!

[@zemedkun1mersha199]

Teacher, I am a soldier by profession but I have great interest to know many international languages . Thanks you have been teaching me to know one of them.

[@cocochanel3058]

You are the best English teacher as well as a wonderful counselor. ❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕

[@albertovanqueralt]

I don't know why it took me a lot of time to find this channel; your video about rising and falling intonation made me aware that is not OK to use rising intonation on statements (even when a lot of youtubers and social media personalities use it all the time). Definitely one of the most professional channels on english learning out there.

[@hetienpackageco.ltd.4402]

Hello Lisa, Thanks for your amazing explanation for a non-native speaker, because I was one of those who always struggle with my accent so I always speak fast but not clearly. Thanks for your sharing, this is so helpful.

[@suzanasalopek9109]

I love this! I'm learning so much about how to clearly and concisely explain differences between my students' accents and a native speaker's accent.

[@ayocoker1907]

Your video is so refreshing and inspiring, thank you for sharing.

[@dhanabalm7966]

I am from india working in american BPO and you really hit the nail on the head when you said some people tend to say negative things about your accent and don't let it stay in your mind. It really happened to me when speaking with native speakers however after hearing what you said i feel confident.

[@stefaniechong9640]

This video is super amazing and incredible! It's cleared our doubts and fears and insecurities when speaking English. A million thanks to Lisa, we really appreciate that. 👍💪💖

[@marianbinny3529]

All these days l owe my language To Dekho beta version Now we are in New LA terms 🙏

[@zeiteichen5840]

The video shows the learner has made great progress after practice. That's amazing, it also inspired me.

[@haroldriverofilms]

I’m glad I came across with this channel. I live in Canada, and I always struggled with my accent. I thought that this was something I have to deal my entire life. So I am really happy that there people out there like you teaching how to improve our accent. Thank you for doing this.

[@premiumedjr]

Professional speech is CLEAR speech! Awesome tip!

[@rajaneeshkataru3821]

I start my day with a quick look at if I have got some new lesson from Lisa that says how valuable your lessons are to non native speakers.

[@falaafrica3114]

Fantastic video 📹. I am from Mozambique 🇲🇿, a Portuguese speaking country in Africa. So far I can speak three languages fluently(Portuguese, English and Shangaan). Currently fighting for Spain to be the 4th language. My English accent is quite different from others'. However I do not speak just like a native English speaker. It is clear and understandable, though.

[@fatimabarreto1634]

Hi, Lisa! I'm Brazilian and I watched all your videos. They are marvelous! Thank you for your tips.

[@oneofyou9573]

I like how Lisa works to get the correct pronunciation. Thank you for teaching

[@marianbinny3529]

Truth would set us free!!

[@biancaridealone1037]

I really like lisa. I been following her for years..very well done ..

[@everythingwithfeeling3305]

I m really improving my accent after listening to you and imitation off course.❤❤❤ million trillion thanks to you MAM

[@mb8kr]

It's said "ma'am" short of madame.

[@everythingwithfeeling3305]

@@mb8kr ❓

[@gangadaranramalingam5107]

Brilliant. What a teacher u are. Many thanks

[@ericagyenimsinspirations8122]

Best channel so far to help those of us,non native speakers 🔊

[@CasonHuangvonTaiwan]

I appreciate the positive message by Teacher Lisa🥰🥰

[@marianbinny3529]

Well explained!!

[@maame6224]

And that's why u r the best teacher Lisa.Thank u for helping ppl like me better our English language!

[@rosariomartinez820]

I want to share with you one advice I received many years ago and that has worked phantastic for me. Listen repeatedly someone speaking your own mother tongue with let’s say English accent for instance. It is much easier to realize the intrinsic prononciation details when you hear in words you are very familiar with. Second step, try to imitate that English accent in your own language. This helps you fix that prononciation and tone in your brain. Finally, try to speak English with the same accent… Note: it takes a few days… then it goes very quickly.

[@sunmiller6435]

Thank you. Happy Holidays!🌞

[@brunellabigi7807]

I congratulate with you! This is the best ESL/EFL online I've seen. Really professionally designed tips, unlike many well-meaning but highly improvised language teachers sigh!

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you Brunella!

[@배종태-l1q]

Today's presentation was very much helpful for me in improving my conversation ability. Thank you my English teacher.

[@dhrubapandey6332]

No word to respect such teacher!!!!

[@carayspro7470]

Thanks teacher. Your voice is Clear and I often understand what you say. Thankz again.

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@1984BigBro]

Lisa, the last tips about accent is encouraging. I used to receive negative comments about my accent. When I spoke with the person over the phone the first time, she was able to understand me. On the next phone call when I explained to her how much balance she owed, she started to blame my strong accent, and complain that my sentences were incomplete. She had such a difficult time to understand me. I was up sad and lost my confidence of taking phone calls for a while.

[@dinaseptiani4267]

*Professional speech is clear speech!!! SUPER LISA THANKYOU 😍😍😍

[@abdulhafizbozdag2988]

Thank you so much Lisa for your informative and clearly understood lessons.

[@steam4414]

Excellent video. Many people living in this country do not accept that their accent needs to be improved. I was one of them until my native speaker husband made me realize that I needed to loose my accent.

[@efrencarrillo2990]

Hi teacher Lisa! Thank you so much for all the wonderful videos. I've learned a lot from them!

[@mandanamirshekari6528]

Love you dear teacher.You are the most wonderful ,and knowledgeable teacher of all time.In you lessons you touch every aspect of language and it's absolutely impressive 💖💖

[@katytrang79]

I love this video, I used to felt insecure when people ask where am I come from and so curious about my accent. But now I learnt how to speak clear and pronounce correctly, (but I still need to learn how to speak slowly and stress at the correct syllable), I think the most important is people understand what you are talking about.

[@jpdoc5722]

Lisa is an awesome teacher. ( seems speaking with an accent , no matter how minimal is a crime😞) This helps a ton!

[@danielbend8938]

Yes. My fabulous teacher is coming back

[@marvelouss719]

Lisa, your comment toward the end of the video was absolutely beautiful and encouraging. I wished I had heard those words when I first came to the US at age 14.

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you!

[@wakifmoussaabdouwakifmouss9289]

Teacher Lisa how are you. I really appreciate your lessons, it makes me improve my English. Thanks a lot may God bless you and continuing to bless you 🙏

[@alphaapple9673]

Is your name a joke

[@wakifmoussaabdouwakifmouss9289]

No my name it's not a joke. how is it a joke?

[@alphaapple9673]

@@wakifmoussaabdouwakifmouss9289 k sorry

[@wakifmoussaabdouwakifmouss9289]

@@alphaapple9673 it's okay don't mind brother, it's my pleasure bro

[@shamirroy606]

Hi Lisa, One thing I would like to tell you that I've been struggling to understand some of the English accents that American people speak. The native accents there are kind of hard for me to understand. I spoke with some people from New Jerzy and California and I had no trouble understanding their accents. But when I spoke with some people from Alabama, I had trouble. Moreover, I find it too hard to understand some of the African Americans' English accents. Could you please say something regarding this? Perhaps you can make a video comparing these accents in a video and explain. Thanks in advance .

[@yangyang3070]

stress correct syllable, stress the key words, pronounce the consonants clearly, speak slowly and clearly. thank you. very helpful video.

[@pedroestrada4903]

Teacher Lisa. You're just outrageous at teaching English. I've learned a lot from you. I love the way you speak AND pronounce the words, etc . My pronunciation Is improving day by day

[@piedadlorenserrano196]

Thank you very much for your useful pieces of advice.

[@kouffalanguageacademy4837]

Thanks Lisa. Always great to watch your videos! I learned a lot from your lessons.

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you Abdullah!

[@mariotrejos7236]

Thank you Lisa and Kranthi for sharing real examples, very helpful insights on where to focus when trying to improve.

[@nantawanwimanrat7144]

I really appreciate all of your episodes.

[@antoniomacedo4388]

You’re the best teacher ever!

[@rishi9517]

Listening with text is really gonna help. It stores in brain and gets easier to deliver.

[@naninilsson8015]

Thank you the best lesson ever🙏God bless you.

[@abdulahmoula7196]

Lisa, thanks for sharing such an informative video lesson with us to enrich our knowledge.🌹❤️

[@leewatson9000]

These videos are really good. Lisa, you have pinpointed what many people have had trouble with. I'm impressed. My wife is Korean and today I'm going to show her these videos. Thank you!

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you Lee!

[@2024lucky-b8z]

Greetings from Japan. Lisa,Ⅰ have enjoyed the episode immensely as always. For me, watching your lessons on KZbin helps a lot with getting my ears used to native sound. It also helps me keep abreast of quality expressions and vocabulary. Much appreciated.

[@x.johnpaul9776]

Thank you Lisa.I really appreciate your methodology of teaching the stress of a word. I did learn that second syllable in Verb, last syllable in Noun should be stressed. If you give information, based on this strategy, it will help us a little more. Thank you

[@englishmadeeasy6141]

Confidence is the key to learning any language.

[@vinny4889]

Omg i had the same problem, just didn't noticed untill this video Thank you so much Lisa!!!!!

[@AccurateEnglish]

You're welcome!

[@learnfromraj]

I learned alphabets when I was 25 years ago because I didn’t get chance to go to school when I was a kid due to civil war. And then started speaking English just by listening to other people. Now I started posting video in my channel in English. I know I have heavy accent but I try my best to talk clearly. At first I’ve got few negative comments about my accent and I couldn’t sleep for weeks. But now I am used to those negative comments and I can see my speaking skills improving when I started posting regularly.

[@BardiyaSeVen]

Thank you amazing Lisa for your great lessons 🌼🌼🌼

[@paulotavares9357]

Lisa is brilliant! I've been learning a lot by watching her videos.

[@anitabisht510]

Excellent tips we got today ! Thanks a lot Leesa God bless you !

[@jovjm888vlog]

You are amazing teacher....I've learned a lot.

[@explorenuevaecija]

She’s my favorite English teacher too!🙂

[@Jhilke007]

Thanks Lisa for such a helpful tips. Really appreciate your contents, has helped me a lot over last few years.

[@asuntanasi962]

Thank you ,am from Kenya.Am working as a language Assistant in Spain, this video is very helpful.Thank you do much.

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you Asunta! : )

[@likewind194]

Always thanks, wonderful teacher ^^

[@bluespica3762]

Thank you for teaching us these tips, your lectures are always so clear and helpful, especially the stress in a sentence and the speed of our speech. Even when we're fluent, these mistakes can sometimes hold us back from sounding like a native.

[@mohamedabbas4740]

That's a magnificent episode, it's privilege to learn from you in actuality your are the best teacher in whole my life ❤ I really appreciate that, may I ask you about the difference ( certificate of registration & registration certificate) thanks in advance...I love you so much Lisa

[@marianbinny3529]

All rights reserved to know about the language movement of the Day!

[@kittyctaylor6513]

love you so much lisa! you're amazing teacher

[@englishsomalionline5053]

I really find it difficult to correctly pronounce the word “develop” but I guess I will be able to pronounce it more naturally after watching this video. Thanks Lisa.

[@shahlaz3526]

oh that was great 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 you're really amazing! thx a lot for such a good and helpful video🙏🌹🐦

[@englishwithumeriqbal7811]

You are doing Brobdingnagian job mam, Lisa. You make everything easy for us. You are rock teacher.

[@germanarci8477]

I watched some of her videos a couple years ago maybe and now I just re-discovered her channel! I liked this vid so much that I wanted to leave a comment today, thanks Lisa for all your dedication!!

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you German. Welcome back to my channel! : )

[@leewatson9000]

Eureka!!! Stressing the correct syllable changes everything. Wow!

[@jingdong3934]

This student is so cute and kind. He must be a good person.

[@farshida8349]

hello, thank you for your wonderful videos. I always watch many English teachers videos in KZbin, among all of them you are the best. I really believe that You are the most professional, discerning and insightful English of the world.

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you Farshid!

[@gregg7626]

This is very professional, you are a linguistics expert!

[@bennyfrancisp2754]

It's an excellent piece of information regarding the accent change and psychology behind it. Thankyou mam🙏

[@Vaniamoreira222]

I am an immigrant living in US for about 4 years and I work with Americans every day. Although I speak English well many words I don't pronounce correctly and as she said at the beginning of the video I know that many times people don't understand what I say because of my accent. I'm trying to improve but for that I know that I need to watch a lot of conversation videos, read and listen to audios in American English constantly. Every day I discover words that I was pronouncing wrongly but I admit that study all the time is difficult and the improvement is very slow.

[@otfung]

Thanks Lisa. Your tips are very helpful and I learnt a lot from these.

[@pilateswithaurorarodriguez6687]

I love your videos Thank you very much for sharing with us great content! 💛💚🧡🔥💥🙏

[@userhelen1]

I wish I found this video 10 years earlier!! Amazing!!

[@UyenNguyen-tu7xi]

Thank you so much for all the wonderful lessons. I truly appreciate you.

[@datarampowdel2898]

Thank you Lisa ma'am very much

[@cathsegayo2198]

Thank you for this. I work in a BPO and sometimes some clients tell me I have a think accent, at first it was kind of upset but among 10 clients 9 of them can understand me only 1 complains😊... You're right, don't let ur accent paralyze you..😻

[@carollolababy]

Thank you so so much to be symphaty about others accent. I am feeling relief that you understand us so well. Great video!

[@sabirc4u]

You are a good teacher LISA :)

[@epifaniocruz6469]

Hi Lissa I'm practicing my English fluency listening your conversations. That's great

[@annatruong3646]

This clip was very helpful, thank you and please make more clips like this. ✌🏼🙏🏼

[@narinderchahil7184]

So educative and inspirational, really appreciate it.

[@gabriellagirardi4741]

Great lesson on American pronunciation. Thank you

[@AccurateEnglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@alineleao4056]

Amei esse vídeo! Você é excelente no que faz! Parabéns pelos ensinos e dicas tão valiosas! I loved this video. Your are very good at being a teacher. Congratulations on these tips so precious to me!

[@carmenbrown7761]

Thank you, Lisa, you are very inspiring. Love it!