Best English Pronunciation Tips - Don’t Pronounce ‘R’ To Sound Fluent In English

In this English pronunciation lesson, I will teach you the best trick to sound fluent in English. Get the best English pronunciation tips. Don't pronounce the letter 'R' if you want to sound fluent in English.
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[@mamamiun438]

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[@moumitamoumita4144]

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[@ummisalmaumarhussaini4064]

that's great

[@Cosmo_Human]

Additional info! But in American English we pronounce 'R,' ;which means her info is correct, but she should have mentioned the fact that she is teaching British English, but it wasn't her fault either, cuz at the end of the day she is teaching correct (british) English. So if you wanna master British English then you can blindly follow her! Cuz her British English is really good 😊 Dad, I'm famous!!! 🤓😎

[@mannan9034]

In India, we follow British English. So obviously she is talking about British English

[@letstalk]

It's not about British or American English. It's the regional influence on the way someone speaks. Accent and dialect changes every 50 Kms in any country (including The UK and US). Above that is the IPA (standard English sounds) which one should follow for a neutral pronunciation.

[@Cosmo_Human]

@@letstalk okay, gotcha, but don't forget to mention the fact that you are teaching British English, cuz doing so would be way better; cuz it is.

[@Cosmo_Human]

@@letstalk sorry, i didn't want to sound that much offensive, that's why I have changed my text into a neutral text (cuz the prior text was biased toward(s) American English), but I mentioned the fact that if someone wants to learn British English then he/she (they) can blindly follow you; cuz you are teaching correct British English. I am 14 y/o

[@nether0701]

You are ryt bro. Antonio Parlatti also taught about difference bw British and American English accents. He is much knowledgeable than Indian teachers.

[@sheng287sheng287channel]

It’s such a super logical language

[@amuthansdb]

actually after the vowel if R comes we don't pronounce it. As well if it comes between two vowels we have to pronounce the R

[@bpeacefulentertainment8721]

I love you ma'am for your Teaching ❤❤❤

[@nandakishorennk37]

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[@georgemullor5175]

I really ❤

[@user-tq6zr9id5z]

thanks for everything

[@TimpossibleOne]

We do

[@purushothaman3865]

Your explanation is very good, thanks to you all the best

[@benazirbegam6002]

Superb u r excellent teaching method

[@asmieshahid7761]

Wanted is also pronounced as wanned .. I notice many times while listening natives

[@TheEconomicElder]

I'm not sure what English dialect you're referring to, but in England, usa and Ireland we very much pronounce the "r" sound. In fact, I've only heard it not being used by foreign speakers.

[@Pers.aryann]

I don't think, In England and Ireland, they pronounce the letter "r" sound. Yes, in US, they do pronounce it

[@TheEconomicElder]

i am english. some lower class people in london dont use the r, but every one elce does.@@Pers.aryann

[@user-jr3in6ms9s]

This is right for some of the L1 ..

[@L-mo]

To pronounce the r is not mispronunciation! It’s called rhotic R and many UK and most US accents pronounce the R. Also, even in non-rhotic accents (like my own) we do pronounce the R when it’s followed by a vowel sound e.g. bergeR and chips.

[@akadirnilavane2861]

Super lesson!

[@CarlosFlores-oo6xe]

😍😍😍

[@ahmadakbari5827]

What about the word Are

[@layachiyaiche5068]

Thank you a lot for your great efforts But tell me which phonetic transcription is this ? For I use the one of the Oxford dictionary .❤❤

[@Eniramoi]

That's just a phonetic transcription she made up, it's nothing official.

[@vetrivelj8241]

I'm really love you 💗

[@SereneSaturn-hq5hy]

How shold we pronounce rose ?

[@Muhammad_Naeem662]

In British English we don't pronounce R at the end words or syllable.... But American English we always pronounce R

[@kiru37]

My question is If the letter hasn't work their why we put there😂

[@maharanapratap9458]

Same how much we waste pen and papers collectively in our life writing these silent letters

[@GospelSiamthara]

💗💗 good

[@Dhanuskvijay]

Nice ❤

[@sabjiii543]

This is for British english

[@TprYs]

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[@bestplayer3080]

What about racer, baker and painter?

[@gnanashikshana1392]

good work keep it up💐💐

[@shaheeds3776]

Brother 2 rr

[@SudarshanSpeaks]

It's Kinda half true!🤦 ..In AMERICAN English, We do Pronounce R's . I'm not a native speaker however I've never heard any American saying these words without pronouncing the R's. It's only valid in BRITISH english!

[@letstalk]

Ofcourse I am referring to standard English sounds. The IPA

[@alvaromunoz7]

IPA is not standard English sounds… IPA stands for International Phonetic Alphabet, which as its name indicates is an INTERNATIONAL Alphabet, there are many sounds in the alphabet that are not used in English, the idea behind the creation of that alphabet was that of representing through mere conventions the existence of sounds present in languages all around the world. We do use some of those conventions to refer to the existing English sounds but that doesn’t mean they’re the standard ones, plus you should know that phonemes are realised in different ways, for a phoneme is the smallest unit of a sound that would make us discern meaning between sounds (lack vs luck) those are two different phonemes. However phonemes can be pronounced differently depending on regional varieties of the language, that’s why the phoneme of the r has different allophones that is different realisations of it, to say that not pronouncing the r is the “standard” or correct way is totally misleading, just take the way that r is pronounced in some Scottish English varieties, American English varieties or British English varieties, they all differ and yet they’re the same phoneme with just a different realisation

[@Outdoorfamily.]

You are soooo wrong!!!! 😂

[@softpick1096]

No Wrong , its Wong 👍

[@LittleLegends760]

@@softpick1096 lmfao

[@user-yv9tw8xt7c]

how on Erath can U teach people pronounciation????

[@sivasenglishgrammar]

Is it the same in American and British

[@Mire-Drive]

This only applies to British. Americans pronounce the r

[@Mani-qk7ly]

❤

[@shahulhameedshahulhameed1170]

Nice

[@Alpha.Kid.Abhiii]

What about "Are"?

[@amandacoelho0609]

It's like 'आ' in Hindi+Marathi... Hope this helps...

[@kmwongeworldusa]

i doubt why you have forgotten the th sound? you should bite a bit of your tongue to generate the th sound

[@ynr31191]

Always ananya

[@ellepalmer4590]

in my dialect we pronounce the r, it's just not the t in the middle of a word. mou'en (mountain)

[@sisterateiibasumatary4363]

That’s British English 💁🏻‍♀️ cause in American English r is extremely essential 💯

[@nazari.f118]

Anchor = Ancho??? Lawyer=Lawyee

[@user-lp5ug8mv4e]

How do you pronouns Qatar

[@basilebillet2659]

Mais il ne faut pas prononcer "th" comme un son "d", n'est-ce pas ?

[@daniyal0015]

😊

[@shaikarif9773]

👍🇮🇳

[@user-ck7cs8bm1s]

But why you dont pronounce the sound th?

[@GaryMarriott]

All these "rules" can be broken for colloquial accents such that following them will make you look weird for not breaking the rule.

[@srivarma8600]

I have one doubt... If we don't pronounce R in Cart... It should be Cat right then why it is Cart....

[@naina09]

They will sound different.. cz the vowel sound is different! In cart, it is .. aa sound On the other hand, in cat.. it is AA sound as in have, that, mat,etc.

[@yadavkaushal]

Nice bikni

[@RAM_AIM]

Brother

[@sadiaafsar9846]

The r after vowel will be silent

[@balygaby]

Well you should take that course yourself

[@penelope8557]

What is your name?

[@SachinBabu23702]

Then why r

[@vetrivelj8241]

Please speak with me I'm really love you 💗❤️

[@AlemayehuHotessa]

English is the most craziest language in the world😂😂 If we are not allowed to pronounce "r" in those words, then why is it necessary to put "r" in them?😢😢😢😢

[@EmilyXTerrell]

What?? I don’t pronounce any of those words that way…… and never have heard it either

[@larrylightner5638]

Let me give you an example. Water is pronounced worter, wash is pronounced as worsh.😂

[@BossForall]

i love you❤

[@Sofia77805]

You pronounce the r in english but there are some acceptions like sister you pronounce the r

[@BramNguyen]

This is true in the United Kingdom, but not true in America. The softening or dropping of the “r” is very much a British thing.

[@s.tharikesh6905]

R is silent then how will you pronounce the word "remember"

[@adifferentkennybaker]

Not in Nova Scotia. Every R gets it time to shine.

[@LynMa80]

She did pronounce the R is "Neither" though

[@adamjeso6921]

You so cute😊

[@shubhamgarg4477]

It's borgir.

[@SahithyaMS-xt2ow]

Felix: Brothā....heahhhh... Hyunjin: That's so tough! Me: Felix taught me that it's Aussie English but now, why she is teaching the American English in wrong way? Felix oppaaaaa!

[@Adharsh92629]

so her is he ???

[@superanaly]

Hindi we proooonounce rajma roti not ajma oti, areeee not aeeeeeeeee😂😂😂😂

[@Pers.aryann]

Rajma roti Hindi words hai. English nhi

[@sunkissG]

I have spoken English all my life and I and everyone around does pronounce the R. Good grief.

[@THOMAS-sh5zx]

Oh behen R American wale pronounce karte hain r British wale r pronounce nahi karte iss me dono hi sahi hain 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mementomori5580]

But we do pronounce the R...

[@shankersanoria6823]

But madam, I'm American english, R is pronounced, U should clear british Or America

[@upendrakumar-uw9el]

Stop confusing to those people who have learnt same thing from their childhood. 😂😂. Only the फाद Or mothe... What 😢... Stop to do same thing

[@ravulahemalatha24]

Then y they are adding ' R ' in the words 😢🤯

[@sergeyfitnes]

Если бы не субтитры я бы нихуя не понял, что она говорит

[@julianaalcantara3595]

No

[@gr8rubs]

Indians prefer British English, so yeah, maybe she's right, but it isn't true in other English-speaking countries. Not sure why they want to speak like their former oppressors, but hey.

[@SHARMA-ht7ed]

Your look is killer

[@bhuvanamahajan]

If they don’t pronounce why they using 😂

[@lukeshsundar]

BRUH

[@UnknownMvistashaceanos-ow9fh]

bro this is just for british people

[@ralfxx3]

That is only valid for British English, for e.g. American English this is totally wrong! So the video is wrong, for the lady speaks like there is only British English!

[@user-br6tq2mb1z]

кошмар

[@user-ie4kd1pw3j]

You marry me raghav ❤

[@rajksubash4544]

Then u using r ??!!? What the he’ll

[@rupalipaul9780]

So r is not a word in english?😂😂😂

[@AcidOp]

tf

[@sarathkachi]

😂

[@southsouth5595]

Hello there Ma'am 🙏🏿 Your glasses is not perfect for you. It's not nice. It doesn't nice. It's my suggestion. What is your opinion? ❤❤❤

[@funnysunny1131]

Ammikond hogammi namge kannadane saaku nin English thakond uppu kara hakondu nekku neene

[@sanskar_vyas]

Botta off wattaa

[@PremKumar-jp3df]

Then can i call u as sista 😊

[@artham6565]

If "r" has no use there...why the hell they put in word...... In english you cant write, what you speak and you can speak, you write. Indian scripts are much better

[@stokesla7477]

She didn't pronounce the -th. Not correct.

[@alamshah7303]

Legends focus on target

[@uaripon7087]

❤❤❤

[@itxcr7146]

Start it from beginning from litter A