PTE Speaking: Pronunciation for Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam Speakers

[@jananijan1249]

Just came here for Jay! Your videos are my strength Jay! Iam a Tamil speaker and recently joined E2 language. My exam date is commencing near by.. Your videos are real support to me!! Keep up the Good work!!

[@kjhansi88]

When are you giving in Chennai? Me too from Chennai and giving in August

[@jananijan1249]

Jhansi K - Am Giving my exam in Blr..😊

[@kjhansi88]

@@jananijan1249 ok. when? Good Luck...

[@shambulingesh1529]

I am proud Kannadiga from Karnataka speaking Kannada. Thanks for making this video Jay. God bless you.

[@vikashiremath3820]

Just love the way you say Kannada, spot on Jay! Your the best 😊

[@Infi3696]

Thank you Mr.Jay and e2language team ,I've seen and practiced all your methods,they were very helpful. I was able to score 74 overall without going to any classes.Thank you.

[@ES-Mashup]

Doing the video for Dravidians is such a pleasure for our people and its a wonderful video with full package about speaking also I am expecting more in the future also. #Jay you are awesome man. Thank You!!

[@vinothagansvinoth3607]

IAM here proud to be tamilan

[@pradeepuitda]

Hello Jay/E2 Team - Thanks for this video, very helpful. I am a Tamil speaker and have given PTE for the 3rd time, but failed to get 50 in speaking (my target is 50+ for partner skills). I am consistently getting low scores in Oral Fluency (20's) & Pronunciation (25's), in spite of improving my english/fluency. I am getting 65+ in various practice tests, but not in the exam. Any insights on this would be helpful. Thanks in advance!

[@muhajirdp6189]

Thanks Jay for the pronounciation classes for South Indian language speakers. I think most of the dravidian and non dravidian speakers struggle with the pronounciation of letter 'L', we tend to pronounce something wierd when compared to native speakers because of mother tongue influence. Would be great if you can do one pronounciation lesson on " L "

[@gayathris5083]

Hello Jay, you're just splendid. You must have done a lot of research, as to find the flaws that occur in Tamilians. You almost gave solutions to most of the mispronunciations. Was really helpful! My fullest gratitude!

[@sivashankarpranatharthihar3784]

Thanks for the video 😘... Hugs from tamilnadu

[@E2PTE]

I love the love!

[@mrmindvoicetamil215]

Thanku so much sir🥰

[@sivasankar7783]

Hii I am Telugu speaker

[@Teja0709]

siva sankar me to

[@ronygeorge2044]

Thanks Jay for the good information that helped me to recognize my mistakes regarding pronunciation 👍

[@mehaksharma5397]

hey, could you please tell time about the restraint for each section in the PTE exam?

[@vinodhpdy]

Excellent Jay...This one is highly useful and a Fantastic class !!

[@mihirkh]

Jay you are the best !!

[@ananthakrishnangopalakrish704]

Hi Jay . I have a doubt. How can we pronunce Pig(Animal)? As per your video we are pronuncing big instead of pig.

[@bijubai008]

How can I get your online classes

[@karthikprabhueswaramoorthi5746]

Very useful video chahiye thank you for providing this video on KZbin

[@anoopjose5576]

This is the right channel for PTE Academic. Jay is a brilliant academician who knows the pulse and every inch

[@shak-]

Can you do one for Arabic speakers please? thanks Jay!

[@santoshjeevan2698]

thanks sir

[@E2PTE]

Most welcome!

[@am.overseas]

Nice information Jay

[@rajavishnuvardhana6830]

Hi I'm Kannadiga 🙌🙌 Thanks for video..

[@nataliafragatti]

Hi! I love you videos Jay! Please, make one related for Spanish speakers! I am struggling with pronunciation. Thank you very much!

[@UCMASCENTRALTOWN]

You r awesome Jay

[@vkjaneesh]

Hi I am a malayalam speaker

[@abdulshahid366]

Naatil evdeya :):):)

[@srinivasat7405]

IAM proud to be KANNADIGA 🥰🥰 ಕನ್ನಡಿಗ

[@soni5070]

Thanks Jay

[@sohsiewwum7370]

Hey Jay, can you please do a video for Chinese speakers? Please....

[@Mukarram_ahmad]

Niceee

[@nithinreddy3777]

I know Kannada, Telugu and Tamil

[@krishnateja4145]

Jay, I think that you got it all wrong about most of the consonant sounds in the Dravidian languages. Our languages have most of the consonant sounds that are in English except for few like 'Z', 'ng', etc. In my perspective, its just that in our language, the consonant sounds are pronounced with much ease(may be lazily) with out any stress and intonation. For example: 'p' in Tamil or Telugu is not aspirated at all as 'p' is English; its pronounced as 'p' with a like schwa sound without air being pushed out of the mouth along with 'p' ( 'paa' not 'ppaahh'). I hope I'm able to convey it correctly. Its the same with other consonants 'd', 't', 'th'. I'm not trying to find faults with the video but I think that the consonants part of this video might sound irrelevant to South Indians and they can't relate to what you are trying to teach. Just letting you know that I'm a great fan of your teachings.

[@shaijanshri]

Z the toughest sound, I have problem with 🙄

[@jheartu7036]

Can you please do for Korean speakers? Korean speakers need this tutorial too. 😂 Thank you for your lecture!

[@sabinatiwari4256]

👍

[@ponsankar2140]

Lol dink dink dink 😂😂 we say like thi as in theta phonetic sound

[@shubodhs7444]

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