Rising and Falling Intonation

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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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I'm so happy to be acquainted with a completely different flavour of speech

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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.

[@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.

[@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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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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As an EFL learner , this helps a lot , Thank you sir.

[@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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exactly....it was frustrating to see this video...

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

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I have an english exam tomorrow and you helped me a lot to understand this lesson better 👌thank you so much 😊❤

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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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Thank you, Dalia.

[@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

[@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

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

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

[@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...

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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

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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.

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

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You are such a good teacher , thank you

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

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Love your explanation and your calm voice.

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Wow, thank you Anindya!

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

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Perfect, that's great.

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Great tips, not to mention you have a great voice. Learning lots from you. Thank you!

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

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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.

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Crystal clear! Thank you!

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

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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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The explanation is conveyed in a good manner . thanks

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I like this video for me and English learners . SO keep it up and thank you for teaching us .

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Excellent explanation. Thank you!

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

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

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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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Thanks, glad you enjoy them. Feel free to share.

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Descriptive yet precise

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[@michaelcheung6290]

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

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I love your teaching

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Wonderful! Thanks, teacher.

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

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