Rhythm Practice: Stress + De-Stress | English Pronunciation Lesson

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Great, it's so useful for our Chinese students. The rhythm is very important for me. thank you so much

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+Enson •Q (圈圈君) great! Yes I always find that the lesson of rhythm is so helpful to my Chinese students, too :)

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Thanks for your lesson! And I'll appreciate it if you can recommend some materials for practising like a famous public speech or an article…Looking for your reply! Thank you!

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In addition to "want to" becoming "wanna", "get a" became "geda". Great lesson, Larissa! I had Brazilian student last semester tell me that he embarrassed himself when he said that he missed the bitches in Brazil. He meant beaches. Learning experience!

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thank you for this lesson because it is really confusing sometimes about what to stress and not to stress, thanks

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[@ramarao5352]

In general, it's noticed we stress at the letters t, p k c of a word. Is it true? Whadi mean to say is any tips to remember where or which sounds are generally stressed in a word?

[@excitedaboutlearning1639]

You might think that because K, P & T are stops. So instead of letting the air flow freely, you let it get together and then you release it as one package. The said sounds are also aspirated, so there's a little puff of air that is released upon releasing the "package." Spanish, French, Italian and many other languages don't have this puffing quality in their P, K and T sounds respectively.

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2:06 practice.

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Please, share more lesson like that (rhythm). I'd like to reduce my accent, which make English native misunstand what I say. I have a really strong accent and I have some difficulty to speak in the correct rhythm.

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please ..what's a meaning of higher in pitch that you said in the middle of that video

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+mostafa yones "Higher in pitch" means that the musical note of your voice goes higher. This is just like a song, where a singer can sing low notes and high notes. This change in pitch is just typically more subtle in spoken English than in music. Does that help?

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can you plz tell me what is the difference between rhythm and intonation!!

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Can you please plain discontinuous sound in consonants?

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+Mary Dc Do you have any examples?

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When a word end in T sound.

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How to pronounce want ? Is it wan without t ?

[@imjustonereyes8175]

Salwa Saad since the letter t has a similar tongue position to the letter n she said the letter n instead of t, but that happens because the letter t is followed by the letter d "wanT New iPhone" (she's using sentence linking)

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Ou est la France dans les exemples d'autres musique de langue hein ?

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'Want new Iphone'.

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I didnt hear a difference in any of the sentences. Want new Iphone sounded the same as I want a new Iphone

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