Improve Your English Accent - Pronounce Vowel Sounds Correctly

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Thank you very much for your efforts. Phonetics is the heart of English without it, it's difficult for us to pronounce english words correctly.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

True, Dawai! Glad you enjoyed the lesson!

[@suttipongkanjanapak8995]

/æ/ 1:25 /e/ 2:16 /ə/ 2:56 /ɪ/ 3:48 /i/ 4:37 /ɒ/ 5:12 /ʌ/ 6:22 /ʊ/ 7:23 /ɑː/ 8:01 /ɜː/ 9:28 /iː/ 10:30 /ɔː/ 11:19 /uː/ 12:41 /aɪ/ 13:40 /eɪ/ 14:41 /əʊ/ 15:37 /aʊ/ 16:27 /ɔɪ/ 17:11 /ɪə/ 18:19 /eə/ 19:14 /ʊə/ 20:24

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[@ravindraacademy1999]

Hi.mind blowing lesson to improve pronunciation n specially the way you told about phonetics, is extremely admirable.Thanks for collating two major accents.Most productive work.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

So glad you enjoyed the lesson! Thanks for watching!

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Thank you for the excellent English language lessons. I have learned a lot and intend to learn a lot more. A note to this lesson: The letter does not produce the sound, but it only represents it in the written language.

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[@chandans2862]

Really it is excellent class

[@arunchourey2851]

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[@sudarshankumar645]

Hi sir! I'm from India this video is very nice and helpful that helped me lot. Thanks a lot!

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Glad you found it helpful, Sudarshan! Thanks for watching!

[@thesecond5582]

Worth it to watch!! Thanks for the video!!

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for the comment!

[@yasamansalehi4967]

This video was awesome!!

[@medeaastral1095]

Congratulations to everyone for what you do. Since I am particularly interested in English pronunciation (British English) I would like to understand the sound more. Then I would like to ask you about the word OFTEN because many people(including teachers) say that it is pronounced OFFEN and that the letter T it's not pronounced because it's silent. What can you tell me about it? I also wanted to clarify I heard people( actually a minority) say that word Often, so it's a bit confusing...Thanks

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi there. We're glad you enjoy the lessons. Some native speakers pronounce the 't' in often, and others do not. Both are acceptable and common.

[@marcarthurjoseph6169]

Thank you for your help, I speak creole and french but I'm going to learn English too...I'm from Haiti

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for the comment!

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[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Glad you found the lesson useful, Nur! Thanks for watching!

[@satyanarayanapolina8786]

this video gives good insight into vowel sounds. my basic issue is , i find it very difficult to differentiate, the sounds of one vowel to the other. how to come across this issue. please help me

[@josejulianprietotellechea4010]

Excellent work. Very helpful.I Hope you will cover the consonant sounds another time .Thanks

[@elainedasilvanogueira4168]

Lori and Martin thanks for your patiente.This lesson is Hardy and You show easy.Grateful from Brazil.Kisses,Elaine

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Glad you liked the lesson, Elaine! Thanks for watching!

[@esmailomary5371]

It's very useful for us. By the way, the word "Europe" , l think it is pronounce by the sound /jʊ/ instead /ʊə/ initially in the word, please check it.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi Esmail, thanks for the comment. Both methods of pronunciation are actually used with 'Europe'. Thanks for watching!

[@esmailomary5371]

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[@gabrielbiniam7900]

Good job.

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[@hananekhouiter610]

Very beneficial sir and mdm ...keep on doing the best

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Glad you liked it, Hanane!

[@borisvera2681]

Great video, as always. I'll be waiting for the consonant sounds.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Glad you liked the lesson, Boris! We'll try to do more with consonant sounds in the future.

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[@fahrettinemektar9998]

Thanks teachers it was very helpful. I hope we will see more videos like this.. and the word "bear and beer "difficult for how can I pronounciantion this words...

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for watching and sharing your comment, Fahrettin!

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[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Glad you enjoyed it!

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[@19asenchik]

I find it difficult to distinguish between such words as bed and bad, leave and live. In general, the a like in bad is the most difficult. Also funny and Fanny

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[@breezygao7254]

Thanks for your great lessons and patience.I've learned a lot from your team.I'd like to ask a question here:What's the difference between the vowel sound in the word 'bus' and 'driver'(er)?Thank you a lot.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi there, thanks for watching! In the word 'bus' we have the short /u/ sound. It sounds like: bŭs. In the word 'driver' we have the schwa sound for the 'er' ending. It sounds like: drī′vər. For more practice on the schwa sound, we have a lesson here: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/schwa-sound.

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[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Glad you like the videos, Ayoub!

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[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Glad you enjoyed the lesson!

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[@beautifulmind1529]

Great video...For me,I find it difficult to discriminate between these vowels in these two words "cat" and "cut " .It is a bit easier in American pronunciation because the first is pronononced a bit longer than in British English . In addition,it seems to me as if it is changing from one word to another and native speakers themselves pronounce it differently ..this confuses me a lot .Thank you .

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Yes, those can be tricky! With more listening and speaking practice it can become easier to tell the difference. Thanks for watching!

[@ale12enea]

Hello! Can you help me with this? ”Altough our sales is falling at the moment, we normaly perform well in the market.” Is falling / are falling? Is ”sales” singular, or plural?

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi Alexandra, 'sales' is the plural form of 'sale', therefore, it should be: 'Although our sales are falling...'. Hope this helps you!

[@ale12enea]

@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 Thank you very much!It really helped me

[@번아웃뭐하니]

I could not find the link to the consonants lecture. Pleas let me know.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi there. We do not have a specific 'consonants' lesson, but we have a few other similar lessons which you may enjoy. You can find them here: www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/?s=consonants&submit=Search.

[@diallonaftali2556]

I am a native speaker of Portuguese and it has been hard for me to pronunce the diphthong "ea" as in the word "ar"

[@helena3990]

1st... Thanks 😘🙏

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

[@amazighenorthafricamorroco1573]

Hello I'm from Morocco I would like to learn English I started to stadied for 3 yers ago but I can't speaking well yet what is your advice for me ?

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi there. This lesson might help you! www.oxfordonlineenglish.com/speak-english-fluently.

[@ishaseef5098]

Thank you so much guys For me I say all of them diffculet to me😔😒

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1...What about c+vowels and also g +vowels? 2...tion....etc

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[@RBSINGH8024]

please make video on consonant..

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for watching, Raz. We will try to do something like that in the future.

[@RBSINGH8024]

I'll wait for that video. thanks for your kindness.

[@nguyenoanh9912]

start /æ/ 1:14

[@phlegios]

This is a bit confusing. Would've been better if you guys simply did an overview of each of the vowel sounds. 'Cause now we have to basically roll the dice whenever we want to say something. So, it's either in BrE or in AmE.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for sharing the comment, Daniel. Yes it can certainly be a bit confusing. It's something that takes practice, both in speaking and listening!

[@albertfilinberg1377]

My most dificult vowel English sound is /ɜ:/

[@CarlDoesMusic]

@ feel like no one is explaining the /ɛ/ vs /e/ on the KZbin vids I come across

[@jikangado154]

The vowel in the word 'poor'

[@ritusonii2197]

Would u plss tell me which of the following sentence is correct and why? I can't stand his singing Or I can't stand him singing Plsssssz answer

[@krzforeasyenglish1615]

I can't stand his singing Because here we're talking about possessions

[@ritusonii2197]

Fluency ASAP but in books it is given that we should use him after cant stand

[@krzforeasyenglish1615]

It depends on the situation and context for example - I can't stand him singing Here in this I am talking about the person himself I am explaining my feelings about his singing that I won't listen to him singing again - I can't stand his singing I am explaining his singing as not good that means I ain't like his singing ( as a possession objective ) Do you understand What I man!?

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Karem mustafa ( ميكانيكي لغات) means both are possible?

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Yes

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All of them i find difficult

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[@yousefsharawneh4290]

The easiest thing in Arabic that every letter has own sound and no more sounds.

[@geodude4490]

Well in spanish only 5 sounds of vowels exist

[@sedan1814]

I would like to tell you Russian vowel sounds are more easy than English vowel sounds. 🤕

[@rouxcool1227]

For your maybe but I don't know if is true for all peoples.

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@@rouxcool1227 This argument of my true is many English accents in English which shows me that Russian vowel sounds are much better than English vowel sounds.

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[@aimiz8646]

For the word ‘catch ‘American sound is hard to understand

[@Angel.l4l]

Is the female teacher representing American English?

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Hi Ruby. Yes, Lori has an American accent. Thanks for watching!

[@Angel.l4l]

@@Oxfordonlineenglish1 thank you for replying and your welcome.

[@mdshoyeb1354]

Loris' accent similar to American.🖓Letter= Ledder; Butter =Budder etc.

[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

It is an American accent, you are correct.

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[@Oxfordonlineenglish1]

Thanks for watching!

[@MN-ii7ng]

Her accent is not British

[@rouxcool1227]

The sound is very bad that is not nice to understand.

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It's not good pronunciation ever

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Lawyer isn't ɔː sound? ˈlɔːjə

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