IMPROVE YOUR AMERICAN PRONUNCIATION / AVOID MISTAKES MADE BY POC ENGLISH WITH MADDY/ BASIL, PERIL

[@cristhyancalderonarias1833]

Thank you very much, master of masters 🙏💪🙏

[@oabcd0123]

Another great video

[@tttmmm8057]

Your videos are precious, it's so useful to learn from other people's mistakes

[@carmelo8708]

Yes. That's a little unsympathetic, but it's effective

[@gabrielotazo1055]

It’s awesome thank you so much!

[@naba7719]

Thank you 👍 ❤.

[@Saramedo369]

Thank you so much. You are so clever, all love from Egypt ❤

[@luwi8341]

GoodJob Kevin

[@Khookdooni]

My favorite teacher❤

[@dipendra02468]

Making a mountain out of a molehill

[@guibertcarlos2879]

You are wanderful😊

[@I_am_Darth]

Hi there. That was realy great and useful lesson. Thank you so much! It turns out I always mispronounced the word "pupil"😮

[@Toma-l1v]

Thank you 😊

[@enriquezavelgarcia1597]

Kevin and Lisa: I do appreciate your English teaching a lot and I'm completely convinced this channel deserves, at least, 2 million subscribers. Kind regards and congratulations!!!😊😊

[@kovalskine1740]

❤❤❤

[@alexxaj1019]

Thanks for the lesson, Kevin! Could you please explain the use of the word "class" to me? (articles, singular, plural, etc) As far as I understand it can be both countable and uncountable.

[@AlainAldana]

Thank youuuu

[@KostaBravo-gm5qd]

Hey, Kevin and Liza! Thanks for this class, I've got very interesting and usefull knowlege. I had never thought about this way of pronounciation befor the lesson

[@hashiabdulahi6666]

Woow❤ my teacher kevin thank you for teaching new thing every day Say to Liza

[@aruti6664]

Thank you so much Kevin

[@BEKZADKUTUMOV]

Thanks a ton 😊

[@asjadgetsknowledge]

perfect

[@fanelvogencijoseph7395]

Thank you

[@lyubv1764]

Thank you kindly! Honestly, I've never noticed the difference between sounds in "until" and "April" before!!!

[@YTJJ-z3i]

Great video. Thank you 🙏 Now I need to learn another couple of thousands of words how to pronounce correctly 😅

[@NamiSahmirze]

İt is always better to learn American accent from Americans not from learners

[@rolisfriends6725]

THE American accent. Because this is specific., AND not ...

[@NamiSahmirze]

@@rolisfriends6725 thank you

[@britishenglishwithmaria]

Mostly true but not always, plenty of native level teachers who are fantastic. They are less famous for some reason, probably because you're either good at marketing OR teaching but not both

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[@markoantoinehadrian7286]

The problem with most non-native English speakers is they don't follow the IPA standard...that's why their accents aren't neutral enough. They tend to create their own dialects of the English language based on their ethnic perception of English. The rule should be that you must adjust your sound depending on who you're speaking English with. If you're speaking with Americans, then neutralize your accent/sound and follow the IPA. If you're speaking with everybody else in the world, adjust your sound close enough to how they sound their English. People need to be multilingual.

[@maxamedcali9886]

civil war Exist still around the world specially Africa countries

[@rolisfriends6725]

Civil war existS. especially IN AfricaN countries

[@pandu2129]

Bro, don't let it slide, he is a perfectionist💀

[@S.S.830]

Family, i sound is schwa. Democracy, a ------------- schwa. Simplicity, last i sound is schwa.

[@Edd-zh6ql]

Hi teacher. Maybe in the future you can refer to the different sounds of the letter “h” like in “hello” and “herb.” Thank you!

[@davidrock65]

Dilated is pronounced as /dialated/?

[@davidrock65]

Is it civil-ian or civi-lian?

[@kattydeleo9035]

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