Improve your British English pronunciation with diphthongs

[@samueldevoe3048]

Excellent video clean sound with exemples.

[@thinsu2559]

Great teacher

[@thinsu2559]

I don't know how to pronounce it but now i get it

[@touqeerahmed382]

Love this video

[@EnglishwithJoe]

Thank you!

[@mubashirqureshi8201]

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[@chitraramalingam2433]

Your video's are really very great and useful sir ❤️ from India 🇮🇳 luv to learn British English especially from you, thank you sir for your selfless service and efforts 🙏 kindly upload OH diphthong go,so, Joe pronunciation in detail and where to use that OH diphthong, I get bit confuse in using that OH where as orange, octopus we use simply o sound but in so, go,no why we use OH sounds. I humbly request you to clear my doubt sir 🙏

[@EnglishwithJoe]

The letter 'o' can cause a lot of confusion with English learners as there are three or four different ways to pronounce it. I will make a video on this subject very soon. Thank you for the suggestion!

[@chitraramalingam2433]

@@EnglishwithJoe Every one knows English sir but very few are skilled and mastered in teaching like you sir. your teaching reach the learners easily, make us to understand indepth and Kindle to learn more 😍. Thank you so much for your kind reply sir 🙏 hat's off to you ❤️

[@rrss2600]

👍👍

[@durans_evanidus]

Where is /ʊə/? Does this diphthong really became obsolete (and the younger pronounce as /ɔ:/)?

[@englishaccentcoach7419]

Why you don’t give us chance to repeat

[@EnglishwithJoe]

You should be listening, not repeating.