Q&A: "ch" sound (sh (champagne), k (chemistry), ch (chest))

[@ppfarj]

Hey coach, you're videos are great, man! It's got to be awesome having you in class. I mean, I've never had an English teacher as expressive and passionate about the language as you seem to be. You're also really good fun to watch which makes the whole process of learning a foreign language a much easier! Thanks so much for that!!

[@sanjaypatil5882]

How do II know that the words are English,Greek or French because I know only english

[@oosanam]

😁😁 Actually you know two languages.

[@vishalkasture8492]

Thanx a lot...your description much elaborate that's really helping

[@arcelioba]

It good to know these types of hints in order to differentiate sounds. Otherwise, we will be saying something completely different from what we really want to convey. One of our supervisor says that pronunciation does not matter, but in the end it does.

[@coachshanesesl]

arcelio ballesteros It absolutely does!!

[@jeyaramangurusamy3783]

Super👍

[@ppfarj]

@coachshanesesl Thanks for your compliment, Coach, though I actually believe my English isn't quite "top-notch" yet. I'm fully aware that there's still a huge gap-especially when compared to native speakers- that I've got to fill. I still lack confidence and lose command of the language at times, and that bothers me quite a bit! But as you said TIME (and lots of practice) might be the answer!

[@HomeschoolingwithHira]

how would we know about the origin of any word if we are a non native English speaker?

[@coachshanesesl]

Native English speakers usually don't know the origin of the word either!! We also need to check the dictionary!

[@HomeschoolingwithHira]

@@coachshanesesl thanks a lot for the response.

[@theprogressivedaniel]

I have another question: when do you use "a" and "one"? For example: I have a car. Is it correct to say I have one car? Thanks for answering!!!

[@alialhwarat9669]

So nice thank you 🙏

[@orbitstar2700]

Sir, we understood what u have taught us.. but one question is how can we understand its french word its greek word or its english word

[@VietnamEyesTalk]

Haha, big surprise for the end of the video, i'm a student of TeacherMelanie , too. I speak Vietnamese so it's quite difficult to recognize the Greek words. But i know the French words, your tips is creative and helpful, thanks alot :).

[@Shuiyuncao]

For me, as a foreigner, It is useful, thanks for that

[@SOLTARADO]

Thank u very much for bringing me ur help... now I can understaind that better and I will practice the list u gave me... by the way im a man and you're great coach

[@crimpycrimp]

I like this. Thank you Coach Shane! upload more on the pronunciation channel plz! That thing helps me lots, too!! I just got to study :( ....

[@theprogressivedaniel]

¿Como estás? Muy bien, sí!!! hahaha that was great, you sounded like a spanish speaker!!!

[@ΕυαγγελίαΧ-ε9ι]

How can I thank you for all these videos? I wish I had a professor willing to do something more than correcting my GCVRs! Thank you!!

[@asmaahassan8003]

Thanks a lot for your useful tips

[@TheCyberjoa]

Never ending learning. Thanks.

[@ReneMcLaren]

Why does "righteousness" have a ch sound?

[@CiudadanaHerzeleid]

Most mexicans do have this question, I thought about chaos, ache, chorus, monarch :D

[@iamjiaji]

I love your explanation.

[@kumarsasi141]

Please share the link to see the video of Teacher Melonie

[@ppfarj]

@coachshanesesl, you got it! that means "thank you" in Portuguese. By the way, I've watched a couple of videos in which you speak some Korean intertwined with English and it seems to come so naturally to you. I just can't switch from English to Portuguese like that.. At times it kinda makes my mind go blank for a while!! I reckon 20y+ of practice might make a lot of difference, though!! ;o)

[@Evan00866]

hi teacher, how to exactly pronounce ge sound, such as change, age, edge, change? Because sometimes these sounds i heard like ch sound at the end of words, as ''church''.

[@alhobishy2005]

Great explanation ... thanks million

[@vanessawang1969]

What about sandwich?

[@MohamedAdel-ln6co]

Thanks so much

[@jolugaar...]

thanks for your explanation, sir. Greetings from Mexico ;)

[@khubaiba4503]

french oringin words have sh sound but we don't say frensh 😅

[@coachshanesesl]

LOL!!!!

[@julianperez339]

Dear coach, once again very helpful video thank you very much. For sure I will come up with another good question, but I know it will not be a challenge to you. Cheers!

[@coachshanesesl]

Julian Perez kkkkk Thank you!!

[@freddyfexerm1171]

I just get it .. so thank you so much for this video. .

[@VietnamEyesTalk]

@coachshanesesl @coachshanesesl Visit Vietnameyes channel, type " Dung" and "Nguyen", you will know how the name sounds, :). I'm sure his Vietnamese name is "Dung Nguyen" but he told you Dzung to avoid any misunderstanding, hehe. Btw, never pronounce his name "yome win", if you wanna know the reason, i will email you later:).

[@lapnghiepshopee]

in South VietNam understands :v

[@rumboso2]

Thaks, Shane, very interesting video, thanks, again. Juan

[@coachshanesesl]

I'll make a video^^

[@fernandostanely2496]

I'm not Spanish how can I know is there another way. Anyway thank you

[@voila1292]

Thank yew

[@dr.aneesabbas6619]

nice

[@Sofy33MgM]

Thanks man

[@sangrampol3880]

How do we know which word is from French or Greek 😂

[@coachshanesesl]

I always look it up! Google's dictionary is great for showing origins.

[@navinchopra4781]

thanks so much😊😊

[@arcelioba]

Greetings from Panama.

[@coachshanesesl]

arcelio ballesteros Nice to meet you!

[@arcelioba]

Nice meeting you too.

[@arcelioba]

I teach your language in Panama at the public elementary system. It is no that easy, but I always try to do my best. Everyday we get to know new things. So I´m glad I can learn many things from you. Greetings.

[@MentoringGrowingLeaders]

No, it doesn't help. Apparently there are no rules.....How would a student in Cambodia where I work know if its French, Greek or German? :-)

[@coachshanesesl]

Ever hear of a dictionary?

[@PronunciAction]

@@coachshaneseslBOOM!

[@hoowoo246]

Very cool!

[@nenorra50]

interesante ! gracias.

[@مہذهہلہه-غ1ض]

I don’t understand

[@VinodKumar-fj5xp]

Pronunciation of Ch

[@Unknown8033]

Cheno sounds like keno or cheno

[@coachshanesesl]

I'm not familiar with that word! Where did you see it?

[@Unknown8033]

coachshanesesl the word is chenodeoxycholic And I found it on the internet

[@kiyoo4940]

La profe me puso a ver esto xd

[@soundstation8343]

grande, yo andaba de curioso, porque hay una canción que dice "Rest my CHEMISTRY" y me pregunté por qué wea dicen "K'emestry" en vez de "Ch'emestry"

[@xausyy]

the people who aren't american dont know which words have orige from Germany or Greece :/ Thats bad.

[@waqassahi4660]

its about much more confuision ... yes english language is at the top of the world but it is totally nonsense ...

[@DiOrnThaiinUSA]

I sue IPA: International Phonetic Alphabet to help me . Chemistry / ˈkɛm ə stri Change / tʃeɪndʒ /