English Vowel Pronunciation - IMPORTANT!!!

[@Hubris1998]

TY. I studied this at university, but didn't really understand any of it This proves to me that youtube teachers are oftentimes much better than real teachers.

[@avuky191]

In this case, YES, but not all the time. Over generalization from 1 sample is a fallacy in basic logic.

[@electraheart6699]

Thank you so much, I'm studying to be an English teacher but with the pandemic situation we only have "online classes" but teachers only send pdfs and activities, with no explanation at all. Thank you!

[@pro369]

Good luck

[@shahdkullab5588]

Where are you from?!!

[@sathyaramesh6978]

most underrated video !! deserves much more views..i am an indian and i couldnt understand the vowels as they all sounded the same ..ur video was a life saver..why din i have this in school !

[@kryptonitiko]

This is magnificent!!!! I've been studied English for several years and this video is the best for the explanation of vowels' sounds. Definitely love it!

[@OneStepToday]

Thank you so much. I am just discovering these things while studying Greek pronunciation and phonology history, for ancient Greek. You make it so amazingly easy and accurate. The best thing is that you keep videos very short, so they are easy to follow along.

[@josoeun8592]

Im Korean student started majoring in English lang and i got lot of help from this thanks

[@aitlkaidlahcen828]

Actually, I watched many KZbin videos to learn how to voice those vowels, but I can't feel the position of my tongue until I move from 'i' to 'ae' and 'u.' Really, it's the best trick to teach someone new thanks

[@knowone3529]

LAN-guage is operating system.. LAN is local area network, a guage is a guage.. He gave u a tongue so that u cud say "toung-ue" This a good one, appreciate your content English is 7.0 upgrade

[@rajenranv7936]

Manner of articulation by the trainer is absolutely stupendous and trains with passion and patience. The subject on Phonetics is little bit complicated for the non-native speakers like me, as it involves many intricacies that has to be elaborated with adequate illustrations by the the trainer who is a native speaker. Truly, the trainer is doing great justice to the job. The beneficiaries of this session are certainly lucky enough to have such a great teacher, well endowed with professional wisdom. Every single information provided by the teacher is so precious that will go a long way in attaining the linguistic mastery. Let me share that as most of our physiological systems play a key role in deciding the utterances, care has to be taken to keep them in functional state. The class is definitely lively and effective. So nice of you, Sir. Great. (Ravi)

[@Mssmn]

Thank you so much for this lesson! As an ESL student, I really apreciate it. I was so lost on this topic, now I can finally understand IPA chart.

[@veronicamauceri5553]

I'm italian and on friday i have an english exam about this. THANK GOD FOR THIS VIDEO.

[@beckygreenberg4283]

COMPLETE GENIUS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your "sliding" exercise is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rositakasal910]

Thank you so much. A very good teacher. Got sufficient marks .God bless you sir.

[@คุณลีลาวดี]

I’m from Thailand. I love this lesson.

[@kamleshsainiindia]

I'd been waiting for this lesson for a long time since I learned IPA. This lesson is extremely helpful for me. I have no difficulty to learn anything in English provided you teach me. Many many many many many many thanks for this lesson!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MadEnglishTV]

You're welcome! 😃 I'm glad it's useful!

[@cabdikariinanwarsuldaanka5977]

Mad English TV i always watch your video how can i improof my english ?

[@micaeladuran9466]

You are helping me study for my phonetics and philosophy this week thank you! This is really helpful! :)

[@dannybanny2283]

Now i got vowels sounds. Best of all.....

[@rinkuverma3605]

Thankyou !!!! Its really helpful for teachers and scholars !!!!!

[@cristinasra.depichon5137]

This is a great lesson. Geniously illustrating. A lesson on comparing British and American/Canadian vowel sound could help greatly. For us Mexican English as a second language learners.

[@elbahjaelbahjaa2060]

I'm a beginner and you are the best teacher Mashallah 👌👏 all are easy with you 😂😂

[@Canadianmuse777]

Omg this is an incredible explanation...😍❤️ thank u so much sir🙏🏻

[@gregoryazuaje5733]

i have seen many videos about this topic and this is the best. Perhaps, the reason is that he is talking about it instead of showing pictures all the time XDD Great video Thank you

[@이재석-g9v]

Thanks a lot. I think it's very useful thing for me. I can't stop pushing replaying button. You're so perfect teacher.

[@MadEnglishTV]

Thank you so much! 😃😃

[@sukhrandhawa1096]

@@MadEnglishTV....ar u a native speaker nd from Where u come...,??

[@mariafernandapereyra9704]

@@MadEnglishTV thanks!!!!

[@rayscott4341]

that was the best, by far far far, vowel video, and I’ve been watching many of them

[@gabriellabezerradeoliveira8663]

Hello, teacher!! I love this class, it helps me so much. Thank you!

[@hananehabibi2047]

I like how ur explaining really thank you soo much

[@natalya6091]

Good evening, dear Mark.This video is really important when singing English songs using youtube channels,for example.It's not so easy to follow rhyme and words without knowledge about vowels' prononciation.Thanks a bunch.🇷🇺

[@vancouvernewhomesgroup5050]

You are really the best 🏆I know so much because of you!! I tried so many teachers and always back to you. You English rock 😎

[@Julian-tf8nj]

Amazing video! I wish I had a time machine and could send it back to my young self when I was first learning English - but I'd have to use a film reel 🤣 Coming from my native Italian, the "over-abundance" of English vowel sounds gave me a serious challenge for many years! I'm thinking about vowel again, as I'm studying Brazilian Portuguese... and wresting with "open e" vs. "closed e", etc

[@soweird001]

Yep, over-abundance is an excelent word! My native tongue is Spanish and we have only 5 vowel sounds. How many sounds you have in Italian?

[@yadanarmyo3142]

I love your teaching style❤

[@yudingzhou8683]

this is so important and important, i wish i could have this earlier. now, i practice this every morning

[@長岡京ものがたり]

This is soooo--------- good. Thank you. Ideal for a friend of mine who has been having trouble with vowel pronunciation.

[@abikeshsaini6194]

I was ambigous in this topic as I am Nepali I haven't the genuine concept about the tongue positions with english sounds.From the diagram now I cleared.

[@fleecysky5407]

Hi teacher! I loved this lesson. Some IPA symbols are different from those you used and some phonemes are missing (such as 3:) but I appreciated the way you produced the sounds you chose to consider and pronounce. The slight differences existing between sounds are so clear! Please make other videos on this interesting subject. Thanks

[@박상욱-g1q]

Best explanation on making vowels ever!

[@errymonny6197]

thanks for the video. it helps me a lot in teaching English phonetics

[@nasrinrastegar980]

I watched this lesson from other KZbin teacher, you taught it so that I understood! Really great job! Thanks alot

[@sunnysunshine7636]

Thank you so much this video help me a lot!!!! Love your accent and the way you teach is so easy to learn

[@kalpanasharma4749]

Thanks a million my gratitude knows no bounds...

[@왕초보영어회화-c1y]

Wow it's so clear Thanks a lot !!! from Korea

[@bozhenwang5493]

This is the best lesson I learnt ever, from youtube or bbc or anywhere else. The picture is super brilliant!

[@frankhuang4056]

The most helpful video teaching vowels so far! I like the clear slide and the way contents were organized, especially the useful picture depicting the mouth and sorting different vowels out. Hope to see more videos of pronunciation. Keep up good work!

[@MadEnglishTV]

😃😃

[@paulinemccloughan3683]

Thank you - I am doing the subject psychology of language and I really need to master an understanding of the use of the IPA chart to produce an assignment that is a research proposal on contrast sounds in the PAM model - so thanks for the help your video has provided in enhancing my understanding of the use of this chart.

[@Icnn365]

Thank you brother your contribution is important for English learners

[@fukafukax]

Thank you so much for the great lesson.　The most difficult vowel sound for me to make is U.

[@agnesanthony7947]

Beautifully explained. Thank you so much.

[@atifrazzaq2569]

Thank you so much sir I love your method of teaching

[@user-ql5sq9sz2x]

Thank you so much Now i know how to pronounce those vowels and how they sound Thank you so much i really enjoyed it.

[@butterflybutterfly3271]

Finally I found good teacher to make this subject esesy for me thank you very much

[@polianapolain]

Great content again.To your question, for me personally the most difficult sound to make is being able to distinct between confusing pairs like FILL X FEEL , LIVING X LEAVING , FULL X FOOL, PULL x POOL, LID X LEAD and son on.. I find the short vowel sound harder to achieve than the long one. You asked me about the Australian accent in another video comment section, well I'd say the Aussie accent is quite unique and tricky to describe.. Aussies are known for shortening words, not pronouncing R at the end of words. To me they speak quite faster than Americans and Canadians for instance. Besides there is not that much sound variation to it.The accent is pretty homogeneous through out the country. Thanks for the video one more time.

[@MadEnglishTV]

Great! Thanks for the comment! 😃 I'll make a video about confusing pairs soon. Honestly, sometimes I can't understand Australians either. They use a lot of slang in their speech!

[@rickdewaal178]

Omg, im gonna become and english teacher. And im definitly gonna use the same method as you with the chart. In class we were just making the sounds, i never could figure out the difference physically. Thank you so much, definitely going to subscribe.

[@jmj4you]

Thank you so much, Your training style is absolutely great ❤️

[@АмперДыкина]

Topper Altitude-50-180° n. w. Middle-topper Altitude-1-49° n. w. Middle Altitude-0° Middle-down Altitude-1-49° s. w. Down Altitude-50-180° s. w. Front (Unrounded)-50-180° w. l. Hemifront (Semi-unrounded)-1-49° w. l. Middle (Neutral)-0° Hemiback (Semi-rounded)-1-49° e. l. Back (Rounded)- 50-180° e. l. Vowel coordinates like geographic coordinates.

[@phamucanh8451]

2:52 i 2:53 e (ei) 2:54 ɛ 2:55 æ 2:57 I 2:58 ə 3:47 ɜ 3:50 a(invert of symbol a) 3:52 ʊ 3:53 u 3:55 o ( /oʊ/ ) 3:57 a ( /ɑ/ )

[@miratulasad9461]

Thank u so much. In our language we've almost every sound but the problem is hearing. Most of the time I can't realize the accurate sound. But I'm blessed with almost every kind of sounds. My language is Bengali.

[@pilualnyoch8213]

One of the best teachers I have ever seen, thanks sire!

[@hellalabdelaziz3503]

Hi, Teacher, your lesson is the most beautiful lecture I have ever learnt, however the most difficult vowel for me is u

[@chrissaraiva1880]

Excellent ! Thank you 👍😃

[@breezed.8305]

I love how you are having so much fun explaining this. Thanks a lot, I loved it and it's really helpful!

[@phanikirannimmagadda]

You nailed it Sir!!

[@hassanechetouane1092]

Thank you a lot teacher for your so strategically positionned lesson..

[@davidphilipsmusic]

This is really interesting, especially when it comes to the middle sounds (banana etc.) Being English and from the Midlands we would use totally different vowel sounds when pronouncing these words. Move further up north in the UK and different again. Go across to Liverpool and more changes. Try Birmingham for some more confusion. Head to Scotland and good luck understanding. No wonder non native speakers have trouble in the UK and prefer to learn English with a North American accent.

[@lizard_pe]

Lo máximo! Súper claro !

[@RD2564]

What a great explanation this is!

[@elsonmoraisdemacedo7395]

the best teacher congratulations

[@ЛюбовьСуворова-п9ю]

If it was possible i would give a lot of likes to this video.Really professional approach.Thank you indeed!

[@kaiwang7655]

Love this video, I also have problem understanding this chart, now this made more sense to me. Thank You.

[@mahanand6714]

Wow bro !! Wonderful way of teaching....(from INDIA)

[@usmandisoahmed4946]

I like and apprecite your effort of encouraging non native speakers to speak English fĺuently but the question

[@usmandisoahmed4946]

I like and appreciate ur efforts of encouraging non native speakers to speak English fluently but the question is how could someone subscribe and pay for all lesson from Nigeria

[@MadEnglishTV]

My videos are free! 😃😃

[@carloshumbertocacaofiguero7556]

thanks you sir! I really need to learn how to read the chart of sound. Your video is really helful!

[@matthewakpowowo3481]

Thanks for the lesson, it was clearly presented.

[@lenonnitchergore2246]

Eres el mejor viejo!!! Te felicito!!! Gracias!!!

[@cursedgirl7208]

Loved it it's way better than our teacher's explanation

[@joshuapagal4534]

It is so much helpful for my assignment

[@believeinfuturedream1104]

It is the best lesson I never ever watched before . So helpful 👍😘

[@MadEnglishTV]

😃😃

[@rbfc7357]

Love this educational video a lot! I've always been fascinated with English phonology/phonetics! #pronunciation

[@jossygloria2639]

Thanks mark. You are a great teacher. My difficult vowel are a, u....

[@LuisFelipe-vd6dl]

very professional video. Congrats! I'm deeply thankful

[@micaeladotcom]

A life saver! This is so helpful and easy to understand. Wish you were my linguistics professor this semester honestly!

[@emeraldstone3942]

I’m going to finally sound smarter when I talk with this amazing video

[@ImranKhan-uo6go]

Excellent. Thank you so much.. 😊

[@happymoods13]

WOW, It is the best pronunciation class that I've ever seen. Thanks a lot!! :)

[@ms_shortyyy]

This is so very helpful, thank you so much. God bless!🤗❤️

[@noraplascencia7796]

Thanks a lot I really appreciate this lesson and it's ver helpful because I've been working on my English very hard. In my language we only have 5 vowel sounds that's why I need to practice English vowels EVERY DAY!! 😅 Thank you so much again ☀️🍀

[@MadEnglishTV]

😃😃

[@عائشةإبراهيم-ل4ف]

The last vowels, as you've said, are very tricky. Mainly for a beginner like I am ☺

[@sports-jp4ty]

Thanksgiving this video and audio is a lot of good thanks very much

[@msmabaar]

Very good class. Easy to follow. I'd love to have more exercises in a context to practice. Thanks.

[@r.govindankarthi9346]

TQ for yr clear teaching.I need some more examples with yr explanation. Sir.

[@mariapena9308]

Thanks Mad, I had a lot of fun learning this with your lesson. And yes, I was here because of the sound Ə and also Ʊ. Now I'm better. I just need practice a little bit more.

[@philleasure4983]

I am sorry, but these are not all great examples. The word is not pronounced with an eː but but with a diphtong [beɪt] and road is also wrong because it also comes with a diphtong, [roʊd]. You can even see that you articulate two sounds for one. I studied linguistics and there is not even a long eː or long oː in the English language, although you may find it in some dialects.

[@safabdr3405]

Perfect, thank you very much sir!

[@bhadrabrahma5460]

Thank you very much for your valued tutorial!

[@mrrolandlawrence]

great tutorial. do you have the same lesson but in british english?

[@sandradesouza8757]

Amazing class! You explain very detail! 👏👏👏Thanks

[@YHo-nw4yx]

Hi Mark, thank you so much for the lesson. I am wondering how many vowel sounds there are in Canadian English. Some say 20,while others say 22. The reason I want to know about this is because I need to know when to use indefinite article "an". Thanks a lot in advance . You are always helpful. Blessing to you!

[@MadEnglishTV]

Hi! 😃😃To be honest, I'm not sure how many vowels sounds there are. It might vary based on the dialect in Canada.

[@VeVeJT23]

Did you ever find an answer? I’m from the US but we have so many informal or regionally specific sounds.

[@yunitamaro874]

No, it is 44 or 45 sounds. And i am Indonesian. Nice to meet you all and thank you Mark.

[@rigic2005]

Thank you! I have more difficulty with З, likes work

[@farahalallaq4038]

Thanks a bunch is very clearly lesson.

[@soraya10857]

thanks so much.. im learning english ..i will like to see more videos ..

[@user-xj5bx8mn8e]

Thank you Teacher 👍

[@sunfire3613]

THANK YOU VERY MUCK.