Rising and Falling Intonation

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The same view point

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Oh fuck, get a room; it's a British accent.

[@galladiel]

The way they taught us is that the "wh" questions like those beginning with what, why, when etc. have a falling pitch/intonation at the end and the yes/no questions have a rising intonation. Again, according to what I was taught the only case when "wh" questions would have a rising pitch is when you ask for confirmation or if you are very surprised. Using your example "When does the meeting start?" would have a falling pitch normally. But it could have a rising pitch in situations when you are asking a confirmation or if you are very surprised or shocked (if you were just told that the metting starts at 6am for example).

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Your articulation is crystal clear, the rythm, timing and that our voice should be like a musical instrument is very insightful.

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Love your patience (falling tone). You are wonderful! (Falling tone) Do you know?(raising tone) If anybody watches, they sure learn intonation. May God bless this man.

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[@Englishpronunciationroadmap]

Thank you, Dalia.

[@sharifaebrahim3859]

it was a helpful video , but i suggest that you write the examples and highlight where the raizing and falling to be more focus,Thank you

[@ylchen77]

I do love the way that you explained intonation ( pitch, rhythm ...), using music to explain rising, falling and circumflex. Your voice is gentle and clear.

[@TheModernAsianMan]

Hey! Firstly, your voice is amazing to listen to. Secondly, this is a very informative video about the different intonations available. It's really valuable & I really did learn a lot. THANKS

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Million thanks sir for explaining in an easy way. Venkateshwar Rao Dhatrika, Nizamabad district, Telangana State, India.

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Excellent video Sir! I learned profound things about intonation & inflection, had been using English for several years but never paid attention to intonation while speaking, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing this knowledge, God bless you Sir !!!

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Hello, I really enjoyed watching your video. It will help me sound a little more British (which obviously I'm not, I'm French but I did live many years in your wonderful England). Thank you so much, it will definitely help ! Take care, Emmanuelle

[@Maha_s1999]

This is so useful - I have been living in English speaking countries for 20 years now and I always wondered why people tended to butt in whilst in my turn in a conversation. The circumflex accent is enlightening!!! I will make a conscious effort to incorporate it into my conversations from this minute onwards. Thanks a million for this wonderfully helpful video.

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I really enjoy listening to your speech and the pure British ACCENT.

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Wow, thank you Anindya!

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I just found this explanation...best I´ve ever heard. Thank you

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I'm doing my esol at the moment, and so this was very helpful to me! thankyou😁

[@Englishpronunciationroadmap]

Perfect, that's great.

[@erakokedhima1559]

Lovely video. I'm very keen to understand why many people suggest using rising intonation in almost every line as means to "sounding more interesting" and as a british thing...

[@janakasuraweera8748]

It's my first lesson on intonation. Amazing! I pop up it very clearly.

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great material and so useful , I ´m about to have an exam on this. Thank´s a lot !!! greetings from Argentina.

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Very insightful. I feel like it's more about teaching how to better communicate and not just about language, which I like so much. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@santoshemm]

What a wonderful video!! Next time when I'm going to listen to someone, I will pay particular attention to rise and fall of intonation, this will be especially helpful when I will listen to audiobooks or speakers while giving speeches. Thanks.

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Dear Ashley please present a lecture about pauses and hesitation in correlation with intonation.

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very helpful information Ashley! It's a real pleasure to listen to your voice and accent. Thank you for your videos!

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The rising intonation sounds like my life hahaha thank you so much for this video, tomorow I'm having a final exam and my intonation is awfaul.

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Thank you so much sir I understand so clearly it helps for beginner english learners really enjoy your videos.

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Thank you so much, now i've understood "Rising and falling intonation".

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this really helped me in improving my English :) thank you..

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Fantastic video, greatly assisted in my explanation of intonation to a friend.

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Glad to help.

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Excellent excellent video! I love your voice. But I find it a little bit difficult this subject 😪. I'm trying to improve my English every day. Greetings from Argentina!💟🌻

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This is completely not the video I was looking for and I can only speak British English anyway but this is a really good video.

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Good explanation!!! I found it interesting. Thank you.

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Brilliant. Glad it helped. Feel free to share.

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Helped me a lot!!! Definitely the best explanation so far. Thank you very much.

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This video is amazing, I want to learn british intonation ..this video helps a lot.

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Hope to find more of your tutorials on rhythm in sentences. Thank you so much for this!

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It sounded like you were singing throughout the whole video 😂. Loved it!

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Thank you, Sir, for this lovely piece of information on Intonation.

[@_sourgrapes_]

I've just started working exclusively with international students at work and there's always a discrepancy between when I think they're finished speaking and when they're actually finished speaking. I also notice that they can't tell when I'm asking a question if I don't use a very specific wh-question format because they can't hear the rising intonation.

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100% useful. Learned the key things. Subscribed and will listen more of you voice to learn the perfect intonation.

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The explanation is conveyed in a good manner . thanks

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English Pronunciation Roadmap there is defference between American intonation and British intonation?

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Please teach on how to use tone and stress in songs.also teach on how to compare the rhythmic pattern of a song with another.

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[@anapigni]

First time I hear about circumflex inflection!extremely clear and useful.Thanks a lot!

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Your voice is very relaxing ... Can you please make a video of reading a story with Rising and falling intonations. That will be very helpful to practice intonation.

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It's really helped me in my intonation. THANK YOU FOR YOUR VIDEO-.-

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[@michaelcheung6290]

Yea Sir! This is that circumflex inflection I would like to know! Thanks!

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Descriptive yet precise

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[@m_faham]

Because I come from an Arabic-speaking country, my ears can't distinguish between rising and falling intonation. For me, they're produced similarly. I would say, it can be helpful if you give examples of the same sentence pronounced either way. After all, I really enjoyed your video. Cheers!

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Thank you so much! This helped me in my exams!

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Very good dear Professor! Are you able to make scenes with people ( actors ) using these 3 patterns? I'd love to watch a short situation in every one of these 3 patterns! Thank you very much!

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Really informative and helpful. I like it.

[@4GUESTS]

My Angelic guide has a way of expressing emotion without any intonation whatsover. Some might call it telepathic, but there is sound, actual words that are heard. On earth our brains tell us what to say. Imagine the feelings in your heart producing words that can be heard. She mainly calls me when I'm sick or in some really sad mental state.

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Crystal clear! Thank you!