Rules for Syllable Stress / Word Stress L2 - Improve Your English Pronunciation | English Lesson

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[@engzaacidyusuf2327]

Thanks teacher could you tell me your whatsapp phone number please

[@scholarsenglishacademy7758]

I have gone through many stress related videos before this... But genuinely speaking two video made me comprehend this topic a bit...one is from "LEARN ENGLISH" I.e. you and second is "LEARNX" THANKS MA'AM with warm heart

[@mardianto21]

are these rules also applied to American English?

[@CHANDBabu-sq3kj]

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[@lmntrixtyson3380]

Mam please please upload 3rd part of this series. Deal with how to quickly identify or on some more words.😀☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@okblve4102]

Exactly!!!!

[@ahlambougheddou5146]

It seems to me durable has 3 syllabes. Thanks for the efforts

[@sandeepj1479]

3 syllable

[@graceebri6705]

Yeah

[@uchihaittachi9158]

e is silent in durable so we divide its sound in 2 syllable du rabl so it has 2 syllable

[@uchihaittachi9158]

syllable is the division of vowel or vowel like sounds

[@sandeepj1479]

@@uchihaittachi9158 google says it is 3

[@DavidRajaraman]

Thank you for the useful video, Seema. But I must point out that your example "Television" is an exception to the rule. The stress is on the first syllable. Stressing ONLY "VIS" is wrong, or unnatural at best. It should be TEL-uh-viz-zhun.

[@augustocarvajallopez]

I agree with you and I just checked that on this site and you're right www.howmanysyllables.com/words/television

[@class438]

She isn't wrong,it can either be on the first or third syllable .The first syllable is common though.

[@prakashrathod4877]

Thank you ma'am. You explained the whole concept in a very easy and joyful way. Also, a joyful face is always a beautiful face. So you are very beautiful because you are brimming with a lot of joy.

[@jeevanguard1487]

Television.. stress on first syllable..mam what you said is wrong.. (other things good)

[@IchigoKurosaki-jc6xn]

These rules are just wholey different from the part1 but contradictory at the same time

[@kiritoasami2659]

the first word durable is actully 3 syllable so the stress is ^ra^

[@zainabkhan729]

Its first time when I saw that & I really happy with that because of you mam ,,, thank you so much mam 😊 😇🤗🤗

[@scimedia5761]

I came here to learn , But Now I'm in love with this english teacher ,

[@ellendekker540]

Hi Seba. Please help me with the respell system, helping students to get a feel of the language. Your videos are excellent. Thanks a million Ellen

[@vaster1142]

But ,why are these rules contradicting each other ...like ,u said "a triple syllabic word that ends with a consonant is stressed at the first syllable in part 1 ,but here u said words with suffixes are stressed at the syllable before the suffix ...whereas these suffixes end with a consonant!! Why ?

[@pankhnegi8638]

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[@srrk3500]

I watched the first part, and I loved it. For this part, I have a few comments though. I was sure television is stressed on the first syllable. I looked it up, and Oxford Dictionary says it is, both in British and American English, while Cambridge online dictionary says it can be stressed either on the first or the second syllable. Well, I am more familiar with the first. One more thing is you pronounce SCEnery (the first syllable of the three) as an example of words with -ery, but pronounce hypNOsis (the second syllable of the three) as an example of words with -osis. Aren't they under the same rule?

[@prathameshkadam9158]

Hi mam, I saw your video tried to work your concepts with other words but it didn't work with many words. Example unfathomable - "able" at the end. Yet it had "able" at end when I tested your concept it falter this stress rule mentioned in video. Rule to stress previous word before syllable " able". So I guess unfathomable must have only 2 syllable, "un" and "fa" . When i am trying while pronouncing thom the chin drops. It seem to me 3 syllable. Please help mam for the same . Thank you very much for the information and such eloquent concept. If possible please refer a book for syllable rule which states these and other concepts.

[@dineshroy1508]

Outstanding tropic mam..plz upload some more intresting videos like this to improve my pronouciation. Than you very much mam

[@corentin0204]

I am sorry but some facts are wrong... she says we do not care about the number of syllables in each word but it's false. She also says, with the example with the suffix -ITY, the stress is on the third syllable? Not all the time. Let's take the word: eccentricity (the stress is on the first syllable and ends with the suffix -ITY)... Maybe she's right in the way she introduces it but I am sorry not understanding everything... Let's work this out if someone may help me see clearer than I currently am... :)

[@ANKS15]

Please...kindly don't put advertisements during the classes.....if possible put those at the beginning or at the end. ...except that everything is good.....

[@magooshcheck1862]

For words like 'Financial', the 1st part is not in sync with this part; 'financial' maybe noun/adjective hence focus on 1st syllable, but you are stressing on the 2nd syllable :(

[@ashadhend5783]

Wow, This Lady has the guts to teach a lot of things wrong? Where did you get your training from?

[@kavitapujari828]

Can u tell what wrong did she teach?

[@ashadhend5783]

@@kavitapujari828 " it apparently has only two Syllables " Du - rable. New format of dividing words into Syllables. Great. Beware, A lot of Native English speakers may watch this Video. India mein sab kuch chalta hein. Teach wrong and you can easily get away with it.

[@ashadhend5783]

@@kavitapujari828 ˈdu̇r-ə-bəl. This is just one. There are a lot of other things that were wrong.

[@ashadhend5783]

able has two syllables a-ble Your Channel is giving wrong information. Please be careful. You have a lot of viewers. Don't misguide them.

[@winstonnyunt7907]

About al endings, when it's with ri-al or ci-al (prosecutorial,maxillofacial), the rule doesn't work

[@swathikalyani6318]

Super writting. Your left hand so super. Your left hand super madam. You are so lucky left hand

[@legendSR_07]

Ma'am are you teaching US English or UK English

[@goutammitra722]

Scenery -3 syllable. sce/n/ery = before suffix syllable is "n", but you told to give stress on "sce" - is it violating the rule? please let me clear.

[@s.m8503]

Mam your explanation was nice. When I follow your method of keeping my hand below the jaw, some times I make it wrong.is there any solution?

[@MuhammadzaChishty]

God bless you more and more as you very clearly gave your very difficult lession in a very easy way.

[@mdashraulislam5364]

Cheema in the suffix able anti-penultimate syllable will be stressed that means Du+ra+ble. here Du will be stressed. But you tell the penultimate syllable will be stressed.

[@ielts-toituhoc9969]

Thanks for the knowledge that you shared but the way you read "Television" in incorrect.

[@levuong3]

oh ! as I know the word "television" has tress on the first syllable because it doesn't follow this rule

[@IlyasIKhan]

The word durable has 3 syllables and not 2

[@LifeMapAfrica]

Is two, dur-able longman dictionary

[@bouzianealpha3616]

@@LifeMapAfrica I think you are wrong. when the wrong is ending LE we can count it Like adorable have 4 syllables because E comes after L

[@amitsachdeva1393]

it has 2 only . cuz the number of vowel sounds are 2 , with 'e' at the end being silent.

[@scimedia5761]

Du Ra Ble , Le Holds a previous letter and becomes a syllable it self.

[@dasarid.j9977]

Yes it's have 3 syllables du/ra/ble here le did not stand alone so it's joining with before it's one letter, so le joins with ble so here e is not silent. So it's have 3 syllable.

[@lucywang8787]

How do you pronounce “pedestrian”? does the world follow this rule? Thank you

[@jamesthomas1595]

pe-DES-trian in words like these, usually the syllable before the -trian, -tion, etc... is stressed

[@ramn6592]

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[@UmeshSingh-ix1gi]

Hello, Shimajee ,your video is wonderful and beautiful!

[@kavitapujari828]

Mam I don't have a word to thank you. U r just amazing

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[@rajaraveendra]

Mam may be you have a biological science subject background.

[@dinendrisachintha]

Very clear explanation Coach Ceema..Thanks alot!

[@damarlaomjayasankar2576]

can you explain for AMIABLE..!!

[@sherrysharma8681]

just wish i could able to give 100 timws thumps up but I cannot

[@dimmatutorials]

Awesome lesson. Your channel is very resourceful to me. #dimmatutorials

[@cynthiaanoruo]

Ma pls in the characteristic u stressed RIS,pls ma what if The T

[@misbahud-din7630]

Your lecture is very interesting. But your voice is so beautiful 😘

[@vaishnavi_kshatriya_09]

Thank you so much mam 🙇🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♀️ I really understood the syllables Ur voice is so sweet mam😘😘😘

[@jrl97]

How 'Durable' is 2 syllable word and not three?

[@birjupatel8644]

Telivision has got stress on first syllable not on second.

[@pbtyagi]

We can make our brain learn these rules, or even remember them. The point, however, is to how we could train our togues so that the words are pronounced correctly without recalling the rules everytime we speak.

[@muhhby312]

Ok but durable is 3 syllables not 2

[@AashikaShrestha-sf4mg]

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[@licarsmeth6890]

These rules just contradicted the first video 😩

[@moonlight1695]

HI, i do appreciate your lectures . good attempt. but at places i do dare differ. in the previous lecture you mentioned the words ( nouns)comprising two syllables, first syllable is stressed but what about "July"? is not the second syllable stressed here? and in this lecture you claimed the words ending at suffixes --able , first syllable is stressed. In the first place, in durable i dont think able is a suffix coz in that case what about "du" what is it? and what about "desirable " here second syllable is stressed not the first one???? Toqir Naqvi

[@iqbalquadry2321]

Madam, upload next parts of the series.

[@siddharthachaudhary4354]

It's is very helpfull for all indian people

[@shyambagade]

Really great explanation mam

[@sebastianvarghese7135]

In the word television, stress is on 1st syllable

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[@ameenalgamal.9741]

Why it doesn't work with scenery?!

[@AhtishamHajam]

I am learning this for poetry.

[@AhtishamHajam]

I am learning this for poetry.

[@ravikanthreddy7183]

Whole concept in just 30mins.... Best teacher among your team...

[@Vijaykumar-cm3hq]

It's amazing and helpful lacture.🙂

[@delhivloggers4440]

It is really helpful for me thanks mam

[@Janardhanpersonal]

Seema is world's one of the best teacher

[@mahalakshmin8155]

Thank u mam it was easy to understand☺

[@butteamgarisaitejareddy]

Thanks 😘😊 mam... Confusion is there but useful video

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Thank u so much ma'am. You're awesome

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[@trickysoft6547]

I loved your vedios 😍 ❤ dear cuz. Now i found the way to pronounce the word correctly. Before i was confused amogest the words before

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1) videos 2) amongst

[@aalquim]

Hi Congratulations, you are an excepcional teacher. I have learned this topic quickly. Thanks

[@annalisaincerti9625]

I agree

[@adrianolucas5494]

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[@palemchinnaiah9403]

Television mam stress on 1,2,or 3

[@thecutechick]

she is amazing

[@ameenalgamal.9741]

I'm sorry, 'sion' rule is fine, but 'television' is an exception in which we stress the 1 st syllable.

[@shantypolypoly7761]

The word durable have 3 syllable

[@jeevankumarsanapala6904]

Stress on penultimate syllables of democracy, geography

[@nasirali-dw3zx]

Thnku mam I understand this

[@3crhouseandlot958]

Hi mam. How about the name Angela? Where is the stress in word Angela? Thanks 😇

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[@learnenjoyenglish2661]

Fantastic

[@joeldort7773]

You're so good at teaching

[@seshagiriraoa6293]

Mam sry to say few mistakes r in syllable division ..pls check ...

[@manoharkrishnan2498]

Wonderful session,,, Thanks for arranging this subject

[@CookingWithMeenu4u]

Great video and really very informative to speak like a native ....

[@yasserarafat-p7t]

Thanks a lot for such an interesting tutorial ---- Mam !!!!!

[@rishikapathak3849]

You mean to say that we need to learn them (suffixes) in their categories

[@marinegulflogistics]

beautiful teacher thank you. teaching is indeed your calling

[@fadasafricltd2267]

Great Job. Many Thanks My Dear. God Bless You.

[@raghuhm38]

i really liked this session.

[@Gabreel_alves]

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[@bsrathore8062]

Ma'm plz btao merko ki koun see video see start kru me dekhna English thik krne ke liye starting Wala video kaha h aapka

[@JoyAugustine-q4p]

You are amazing,I’ll ace my exam tomorrow all thanks to you

[@bheemsingh7540]

Please show some words put stress on suffix and so on you just circle theword, but did not put any stress

[@shyam1280]

Yeah ceema is one of the most popular and biggest teachers in the world.

[@rutiyombabenjamin8246]

very good

[@englishsikham8951]

Just a question regarding CLARITY. As far as I know, every syllable has a vowel in it. In which case, 'CLA ' will be the 1st syllable, 'RI' the 2nd, and 'ty' the 3rd syllable. In your video , you just pointed out 'CL' as the first syllable without 'A'. So my question is why didn't you include 'A' in the first syllable?

[@sandeepj1479]

Watch the first part in which she said 3 syllable.

[@mashupotato_]

Teacher Ceema is the best :)

[@simonadams4857]

Excellent explanation

[@shankarkvp]

Madam, what about communicable, admirable, applicable, comparable.....?!

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I want to be ur member..how

[@sonikarajput2564]

I want to learn this stress