IPA - All Sounds

[@kamleshsainiindia]

Awesome! Now I am sure I will learn English speaking more like native speaker. Keep up like this videos I don't have words to thank you for such a lesson!

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks so much sir! 😃

[@RealMysticalMan]

Hope you adhesives your goal!

[@kamleshsainiindia]

@@RealMysticalMan thank you

[@abdelilahjamali9099]

Hi! Homework: The most difficult sound for me is th (θ). For example when I pronounce "the child", Google writes "do child" but sometimes I do it well. Thanks a lot for the good job you're doing!

[@receivedSE]

The letter "th" can be pronounced as /θ/ or /ð/. These sounds can be found in Literary Arabic or the language of the Koran: tsalaatsa or dzaalika respectively.

[@Annie-wu3nu]

hey i dont mean to correct you but since you are obviously concerned with perfecting your english i just wanted to point out to stop that when you said sometimes you do it good, you should have said that sometimes you do it well. well is an adverb and good is an adjective which means that good modifies a noun and well modifies a verb

[@fantastic_fern9135]

what sound would you make instead when trying to make it if you couldn't make it?

[@juliocesarlimadesousa9109]

It's very useful to learn the IPA. I think the TH sound is the most difficult for me. (But I can make it.) We don't have it in Portuguese.

[@MadEnglishTV]

Cool!

[@christopherellis2663]

Galice has zeta...

[@robode1945]

Th, and zh (j) are easiest think, judge, etc

[@bnanaaasbrown9529]

Rob Ode Useless to say what is easiest and what is not. It simply depends on your mother tongue and the sounds you're accustomed to making as a result.

[@piadas804]

Sim, eu também tenho muita dificuldade.

[@luonganh2665]

Your accent very clearly and nicely

[@GabrielMartinez-el9ph]

esto me sorprende, es verdaderamente útil la tabla de como cambian poco a poco los sonidos, su ingles se entiende a la perfección, puedo solucionar mis dudas de pronunciación gracias a que usted habla despacio, se agradece saludos desde México

[@jonathanlewis2216]

None of them! I'm just trying to make a conglang with the English ipa chart because I want it to sound like English, but be vary different. P.S thanks, this video helped me alot!

[@AuthenticallyAnjana]

For the first tym in 8 years of learning English, I finally got a reliable teacher

[@emmawoolaston7865]

😍Thank you. Mad😍. I was looking for that kind of IPA Video. •I am very Happy your video show up. As Hispanics you know I have some words 🤒 make me sick. I will look all your video. I feel very strongly I will pick up something positive from you. Thank you for makes your time and dedication . 😘

[@bakcellbakcell6786]

I don't know how I thank for you like this videos. Thanks thanks thanks

[@MadEnglishTV]

You're welcome! 😃 Can you buy me a nice house in Azerbaijan? 😜

[@bakcellbakcell6786]

:))) Believe me if I have enough money I definitely buy house.As I want you to teach me English better.

[@bakcellbakcell6786]

My English is worse. I worry because want to learn soon

[@MadEnglishTV]

Haha, I hope you get rich! Try to buy a nice house near the beach! Then I'll come live there and teach you!

[@bakcellbakcell6786]

With please

[@ohiopines14]

I always see those tiny symbols in some writing but I just ignored them. Sometimes I used those special letters as a smiley emoticon like this- ù or shocked emoticon like this- ö ( eyes and big mouth) Thank you for enlighthening me.😁

[@Vetgong]

Hey Mark! Thanks for teaching! No sounds are too difficult for me because I've been learning English for a long time, but English pronunciation, as a whole, is a bit weird for me because I'm not a native speaker. Spelling is the most difficult though. Thank you again for teaching! Have a nice day and take care!

[@MadEnglishTV]

Hi! 😃😃Thanks! Have a great day too!

[@Vetgong]

@@MadEnglishTV Thanks for teaching!

[@Vetgong]

@@MadEnglishTV Thanks for your teaching!

[@juliusplazamondejar9763]

Excellent video for American English learners. Thank you!

[@МобилаМобила-о4ж]

Today I knew the abbreviation IPA, before I didn't know. All the English sounds in my accent ☺

[@MadEnglishTV]

Great!

[@МобилаМобила-о4ж]

Mad English TV 😊

[@sovietmogus3263]

@@МобилаМобила-о4ж Приьет

[@mahiboobnadaf4602]

Which accent is yours? I find th sound a bit tough and that short vowel I sound!

[@liuandy482]

Thank you so much，Mark，its amazing !!!

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thanks! 😃😃

[@72odair]

Thanks a lot! From Brazil

[@hannahcravens7773]

i like your funny words, magic man

[@mohamedgo9403]

Please, can you do all of IPA, please.

[@rakeshkumarmadella7955]

but anyways.. ur trainings are awesome.. thank u so much

[@MadEnglishTV]

😃

[@rakeshkumarmadella7955]

Hello sir, good afternoon from India, How are you？ can you givd some information on gerund vs participle.I can get it online. But I am hear from you.. as I have mentioned many times.. ur one of the best teacher I met online.. thank you so much tc..

[@rakeshkumarmadella7955]

I am sorry.. But I want to hear from you

[@MadEnglishTV]

I'll try to make a video about that.

[@nayanarathi2232]

It was a fantastic video, very helpful. can u give us a video on tenses?

[@HanatakeYurii]

I can say French is crazy as well (and I'm a native speaker, so no joking ^^ there are way too much spellings for the same sound, and too much that can be pronounced depending of the rest of the word / origin / etc. And I'm not even talking about regional differences between France, Belgium, Swiss, Canada, African countries or others...)

[@MadEnglishTV]

Haha, that's interesting!

[@Draft-rx5go]

This video is so good at explaining the sounds of the IPA symbols! Oh and i find the IPA symbol with the leisure example hard to pronounce

[@jatinmulani5687]

Wow I like the part when you share meanings of words

[@aurthanesbit7408]

I have realized today why Hindi class teacher quoted "English is a very critical subject"

[@ShelliLoop]

Aurtha Nesbit - Then explain that comment to US, please.

[@aurthanesbit7408]

The people those who don't know English they read all these symbols in order to learn English. Hindi and other Indian language teacher they don't speak in English. Hope this answers makes sense. You might be non English speaking person and learning from your teacher Mark.

[@cythism8106]

1:33 It could also just be t like in the word Thai.

[@tt8707]

Truly appricated you Sir as your teaching of pronunciation lessons. i have very difficult to proniunce vowels sound

[@HuongNguyen-rj6gs]

Thank you for your amazing pronunciation videos. Can you please make a video how to use the tongue and lips for the pronunciation of some words with “sh” like: sheep, shore, shine, shoe, she, shatter, leash.

[@محمدحسنمحمدعثماناساله]

Thank you teacher .. really nice explain 😎👌

[@jossygloria2639]

Great lesson. I am enjoying learning new sounds everyday.

[@rainbowwdude]

Being a language nerd, the retroflex consonants are really difficult for me. Rare consonants like the bilabial trill is easy, but retroflex? no.

[@PhuongTran-vx5kz]

Love your voice 👍

[@xeji4348]

Why are the symbols on your chart different from other IPA charts I've seen?

[@khunthuraaung]

Learn from Myanmar 😍

[@15098D]

IPA is supper interesting. Best sound is of course the Glottal Stop for letting me make works like “oa’oa’au’au”

[@lindafortin2931]

Bonjour, je ne comprends pas ta transcription pour le mot blah que tu as indiqué par un a à l’envers. Alors que dans le dictionnaire Cambridge autant pour l’accent britannique qu’américain, IPA , la transcription est indiqué par un a long et le symbole est a:. Comment il se fait que vous appelez IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) et qu’on retrouve des symboles différents selon l’enseignant???? J’apprécierais beaucoup que vous me répondiez, car je ne comprends pas. Merci et bonne journée!

[@English_withwesam35]

Hi there ✨ In these words: Father ,law, ..the letter "a" is pronounced in the same way right?

[@孟子涵-u8b]

Thank you very much!!! Bother sound is most difficult for me. It is easy to pronounce as [d]

[@ShelliLoop]

孟子涵 -. “bother sound”??? What is that????

[@penguinlim]

@@ShelliLoop ð probably (bɑðɛː)

[@rui2565]

We need IPA because English is not a phonetic language.

[@awkwardman2327]

i hope i have same pronounsication like you and accent as well

[@slamdunkcool]

The most difficult sound is L and R

[@maraeejknnkggerle]

The sound is most difficult for me is like 3: I don't know where can I find it in the words

[@doktordanomite9105]

Cool i think i can figure out the rest of language from here.

[@christophmeyer1011]

6:37 that's how germans can make vowels sound hard

[@receivedSE]

correct...for example "creator"

[@John2corner]

Do you have videos for -stop t d held t d and words like they'd she'd it'd?

[@stephanm8760]

Amazing The sound that I see more hard is j for example jack

[@ShelliLoop]

Arte Top - j for jack is one of the EASIEST! Where do you live? Congo? India? Somalia?

[@penguinlim]

@@ShelliLoop dʒ may not be easy for some if native language does not have it

[@ayshashakoor1282]

The ipa chart is not visible

[@lindafortin2931]

Dans banana, il y a deux sons schwa, soit dans la première et la dernière syllabe????

[@agentsgalaxy1812]

ty so much

[@bozhenwang5493]

/l/ and /r/ are the most difficult for me.

[@slottraducoesbr2929]

Seriously? The /r/ is very very easy to me. Cause i am portuguese speaker. Brazilian

[@mikaelfrombrunridarussalam]

would it ipa c word as cello

[@karsenkelley9272]

Even though I'm a native English speaker I have trouble with 3 as in leisure

[@sighisoaraa]

All sounds? All sounds in the English language perhaps.

[@MadEnglishTV]

You're right.

[@cius96]

Hold the door not even that. In his dialect maybe. RP has a lot more vocal phonemes (ɒ, ʌ, etc...), many diphtongs like əʊ in go (he read it right pronouncing the dipthong but said it contains the vowel /o/... that's inaccurate). That was like a brief introduction, with some faults/mistakes, but overall good enough I think.

[@gabrielmatheus3228]

Hold the door Yeah, I also expected to see more IPA characters, especially those which are not native to English.

[@قناةتجربتي-ش1ت]

Thank you

[@dreov9865]

We have the sound /θ/ in spanish

[@servantofaeie1569]

Kazu :3 in european spanish but not american spanish

[@katrin5157]

would love to see a video with all sounds... :/

[@GabrielMartinez-el9ph]

What type of English do you speak American or British?

[@karlachavarria7455]

Hi Mark. As always is good to see you, but you look a little tire and the sound of your voice is low. At your return every video that you have produced it's as good as this. Carry on..and take really care of you, please!

[@andiamini9472]

Thank you for the video (Th / The ) are hard for me to pronounce.

[@logicloom12]

Yoooo nice

[@victoriahanna1270]

My problem is ( S ) . When I say Sara , people hear it shara , Please I need help.

[@SaroohAngel]

Victoria Hanna try putting your teeth together then say it upper teeth on top of lower)

[@lionberryofskyclan]

Homework, ɺ is really hard, the closest I’ve come is a whistley w sound. It is very hard to pronounce for me edit: ɹ̠ is the correct sound, not ɺ

[@logicloom12]

nice video its british englishhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@raugustop27]

TH is definitely the most difficult for me.

[@MadEnglishTV]

Haha, try sticking your tongue out a little bit. 😛

[@rabeemotar8007]

Hi Mark thank you so much But I think “way “ ei

[@sanjibsarmah1582]

I found bit difficult to pronounce roar & your

[@usamaiqbal181]

vowel sounds are difficult for me bcz they hv slightest differances.

[@tringo5607]

The most difficult sound for me is worm. I can't even make worm sound. I can make warm sound, maybe not even clear.

[@khatravathshankar1091]

I am always confused with all a, a:, 3,3:, _____ 6 sounds. Make clarify, please.

[@jackjohnson1072]

I think having music in the background is inappropriate for a video like this, the music disturbs hearing the pronunciation.

[@turthhurts]

it's not all IPA sounds tho... the title is misleading

[@maraeejknnkggerle]

I'm very happy to see your like lam Suzy lam from Iraq like your explain it is so important .lm in university in first stage my department is English lhave a lot of examinations this day Grammar and ltratuer and phonolagy

[@Olesia_Kurilo]

For me is hard to pronunciate word "vowel"

[@iqroxildiid1827]

Thnks a lot form Somlia

[@REMdonor]

i'd hate if you were my teacher

[@csiknik1339]

I cannot pronounce words like "water" properly and I find most vowels difficult to pronounce. Some other hard words for me are: Arthur and enthusiasm

[@nesma8240]

Th and P are the most difficult for me 😔😔

[@GunjanPandya-s8w]

The most difficult sound for me is th (θ).

[@maraeejknnkggerle]

Please can you explain ltratuer for me lhave exam in three poems .If l send them to you you will explain for me?

[@alanaimagambetov1997]

The most difficult sound for me is sound like I n bURn, wORk etc

[@jensmith9111]

is anyone can help me with this one? [itŗnţ] what word is this?

[@claudior.desouza6711]

the most difficult for me is "ed"

[@devy2]

You did a lot of dipthongs that don’t represent the symbols correctly

[@mahiboobnadaf4602]

Means??

[@devy2]

@MAHIBOOB NADAF what

[@jana31415]

Thoose arent all sounds in the IPA.

[@recetasypan]

The one which I get more confused is gh 😅

[@marinaaaa2735]

gh used to be pronounced with a /ç/ but English lost that sound and never updated its spelling so it's silent. In the case of ghost that h was added in later, the word is supposed to be gost or goste (compare german gast)

[@Win090949]

Him: The word means- Me: I DON’T CARE

[@灯盏-c4w]

You look like a father who is teaching kids how to speak. lol

[@gladysgriffin7347]

Vowel sounds are the most difficult for me

[@mm_ww_2]

2:32

[@imsteven3044]

the sound most difficult for me is bother ð

[@melissag3627]

The most difficult for me is F and T

[@trendtrend4837]

difficult sound is mazha, vazha sounds in malayalam

[@rebecahernandezvargas1801]

The vowels aere the most difficult to me

[@prapelgameing5324]

the uvular trill

[@jasminejui9433]

TH is still difficult to me,its make my tongue twisting little bit

[@MadEnglishTV]

Haha, keep practicing! * it makes

[@jasminejui9433]

Sure,l am keep practicing and hope my brain and tongue not swollen by then.

[@MadEnglishTV]

😄 I hope they don't get swollen! Haha. Maybe you need some ice cream when you practice. 😛

[@jasminejui9433]

Good idea sir,wait l will back few minutes.Minimarket is only nearby from here about five minutes😊😊😊

[@suniljaiswal6843]

I find difficulties in TH sound.

[@SalahSalah-vm2dg]

The lateral sounds lɻɭ ʋ

[@JosephineAgyare-go5jn]

The sound i'm finding difficult is h,ae

[@DathoxUdictus]

Hardest for me: I cant tell the difference between Blah and Banana. Are there more examples. maybe im saying one wrong.

[@EzraJFoust]

Why is he explaining everything like we all have really bad amnesia

[@pizzasteve5825]

This video is for English language learners

[@zopuiahnialum4784]

The water sound