Simplify your pronunciation with these English tricks

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There are many tricky things about English, we all know that. But did you know there are MANY tricks that will actually make your life EASIER in English?
Today, I’m sharing with you 11 of my most favorite hacks that will make pronunciation in English easier, more effortless, and you will sound BETTER!
I even made it easy for you to implement what I teach you today with my FREE pronunciation cheatsheet with words and sentences for you to practice on your own: bit.ly/3pKVKKL
0:39 Clothes and Months
1:18 TH in those, that, these, them
2:28 T/D between consonants
3:41 Drop the H in pronouns
4:23 Already, alright
4:45 Drop the R
5:22 Reductions
5:48 Connected speech
6:39 B at the end of words
6:55 Don't pronounce the O in words with WO
7:13 Function words
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[@hadar.shemesh]

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[@angelicabonillasoto2201]

Hi Hadar ! thanks for the video ,I just wanted to know if this free practice sheet comes with the audio to practice all the hacks ? I just downloaded it but it'sjust the PDF :(

[@marie-claudeg.4128]

Wooowww, that's sooo helpful !!!!!!! Can't believe no teacher has ever taught me that at school!!! Thanks a lot Hadar🙏

[@fitandfluent]

Although pronunciation is one of my strengths when it comes to speaking English, I'm always willing to learn new things!☺ Super useful video, Hadar.😊👍

[@My_name_is_moona]

Can you help me with my pronunciation 😅

[@blumino1006]

I'm privileged to learn from a great teacher! Thanks a lot Hadar ❤

[@Azeltix]

That’s the best English course I ever had !!! 😮❤

[@churrisleidifull]

You are my favorite teacher

[@MovimientoConscienteConIsa]

Wow!!! Excellent tricks 👏🏾

[@fadimofrah3494]

Please keep going in videos like this

[@gabrieltottzi4545]

It's a very fun class. Greetings.

[@manol4169]

Love those hacks! I call them the "laziness rule of thumb." It makes transitions between sounds more effortless, like making your tongue and lips work less. And it has nothing to do with mumbling, which many people incorrectly assume. My favorite hack (thanks, Hadar!) is using the schwa sound, which works like a charm and makes everything flow even smoother. I even replace more vowels with schwa (ə) as the dictionary "allows." For example, I use əˈmædʒən instead of ɪˈmædʒən for the word "imagine." Jus-saying 😃

[@HaroldHands]

That's great teaching. I wish I had met you earlier 😊

[@laovejaperdida]

Excelente explicacando sobre estos trucos de pronunciation

[@lauradinizp]

She is the best! ❤

[@monedabiu]

You make it simple and easy to understand!! Thanks, Hadar!!!

[@alexandreneves3441]

Thaank you Hadar 😊

[@jeorc]

This is enlightening. Thank you, Hadar ❤

[@alejandrostipic9261]

I really love this video!! Thanks for sharing it ,Hadar!! ❤

[@SGGK4104]

greetings from korea. thank you so much for these superb videos!

[@johnnyenglishboi]

Being a native speaker, I love watching your videos... They're dope🎉❤

[@aaswill]

These tips are very useful, Hadar! I'm argentinean and I've been speaking English for more than 20 years. The pronunciation we were taught was very British in general, and that's why it turned very difficult for me to understand American English in movies while I was studying.

[@sipe8730]

Yhank you Hadar! Great tips!

[@cheesengchin4525]

Thank you very much. These tips are very useful,

[@julianaalmeida4702]

What a wonderful video Hadar! Absolutetly mind-blowing for me!

[@onnie1036]

Sure enjoyed, will watch this over&over again,thank you Hadar.

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To be honest hadar you’re a great teacher 👩‍🏫 and you’ve help me a lot many thanks ❤

[@hadar.shemesh]

Happy to hear!

[@mcs3210]

Great tips! Thanks for another excellent video (as always 😊)!

[@lilianino9506]

Amazing! Thanks a lot!

[@18Akyra]

Short video and so useful! Thank you so much!

[@arjajohannesdotter7079]

Thanks Hadar! 🙏💞

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I loved this hacks tips ❤

[@engelspisfil402]

Outstanding information. Hats off to you Hadar!

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I use to listen your podcasts. It's helping me to improve my school. Thanks a lot Hadar

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[@johnjdf]

Amazing, very useful video, thanks!

[@HaMou261]

Awesome, do more of these kind of videos !

[@franciscofetapi8741]

OMG! I'm shocked!😮 This is so right, how I couldn't realize it before! It's so much natural speak in this way, thanks Hadar for sharing with us!

[@hadar.shemesh]

Happy to hear this helped!

[@dmr1537]

Your hacks are really helpful! Thanks a million!

[@john-hermannbignon9840]

Very helpful one! That's commendable coach! 🙏 🙏 🙏

[@elderfontes5028]

Great tipos. Please , share more with us!

[@chabhabelkada]

Believe me you're a great teacher. I have difficulties in pronunciation and think your videos are very useful for that thank you

[@user-xz4gn5dt8r]

I feel that those transformation on English are so tough for Japanese to speak English! Missing on vowel/consonant is also tough,but moving on consonant as pre- or -post in the sentence makes lots of confusion to us. For instance, “for in a guy “ sounds like “foreigner” for Japanese people! Moving consonant is much tougher than missing consonant or vowel. I would like to follow your instruction video to improve my pronunciation so much. Please develop your deep fly into English conversation at all! I’m very happy to find your channel!

[@user-xz4gn5dt8r]

I feel # 8 is toughest for me.

[@junio.coelho]

Awesome!

[@EduardoMunar.T]

Thank you. I really enjoy your videos :)

[@nancydeleon2124]

Thank you for this great video. You are the best model for pronunciation practice.

[@atlurigandhi5845]

The best lesson I ever watched. Thank you my teacher friend ❤❤❤

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Great!

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One of my best teacher ever!!

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Thank you so much for your videos. They have been helpful to me.

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Hadar = Best pronunciation coach ever ❤

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I'm addicted to your classes, Brazil here

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What a wonderful video ❤

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It was so useful to me

[@aabbe762]

Thanks

[@Angelo-bi6xl]

hello, i am from the Philippines. actually, i have been watching your videos and i find them really interesting. thanks a lot! ❤

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Amazing. This video is pure gold!

[@hadar.shemesh]

Glad you think so!

[@lauralau3355]

Hi Hadar. It´s a great video. It´s very simple and I understand all

[@salahahmad4647]

very useful lesson thx amillion

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thank you so much teacher it was very helpful

[@ahmedadem8210]

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Impresionanchi

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Good , very good

[@gilbert_h]

Hadar, YOU are THE most dangerous English hacker I’ve ever seen 😊😁

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Is it British accent? I love it!😍😘💗

[@CaramelSwatches]

No, American.

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You’re just gorgeous. Thank you so much! ❤

[@smokeweed4582]

Hi teacher Hadar, what's your opinion on extensive reading? Is it better than intensive reading?

[@giriprasadgannvaram7670]

Interesting

[@parakismu]

..great stuff, thank you, Hadar! What I missed were words that begin with thr-. I‘m always insecure how to pronounce it properly without sounding weird.

[@FontenlaAndres]

Great insights, Hadar! I'm glad that I've been doing these intuitively. Regarding 4:50, you can listen to a clear example of this at the beginning of "Yesterday" by The Beatles. Thanks!

[@bdhhd2952]

Love you 😘

[@MesadePadilha]

Great vídeo, please Part 2 , can you explain connections as WITH ME, WITH YOU etc .. Thanks só much.

[@zamanhizlageciyor]

Thank you but my problem is the opposite way. Solving those tricks from the pronunciation. Listening.

[@RhillEnglish]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🌟 11 hacks to simplify English pronunciation. 01:00 🦷 TH sound simplification in 'clothes', 'months', and function words. 02:30 🛑 Dropping T or D between consonants in connected speech. 03:33 🔊 Simplifying S-TH and ST-T-H transitions in connected speech. 04:37 🗣️ Dropping H in unstressed pronouns like 'her', 'him', 'hers', and 'his'. 05:44 🌐 Connected speech: 'What are you' and 'What do you' sound as 'wa-da-ya'. 06:47 🚫 Avoiding pronunciation of final B in words ending with 'MB'. 07:23 🔤 Reducing and connecting small function words like 'and', 'or', 'of'. 08:25 🤝 Recap and encouragement to practice these pronunciation hacks.

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No matter what I do my accent is really strong

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Hi how can I get touch with you to practice my English

[@moonzestate]

Thank you, Hadar, awesome video! Is there any difference in pronunciation between "get him" (ged-im) and "get them"?

[@CaramelSwatches]

Sometimes nothing and sometimes just the last vowel "Get him" can be pronounced "geh dim" or "geh duhm" whereast "get them" can be pronounced "geh dehm" or "geh duhm" (where the last options for both are the same).

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[@fedneralexis6698]

It's been ages hadar i learn from you.

[@VitorSilva-uo4gl]

My mother language is portuguese, I'm Brazilian, then I speak words with TH , is very very difficult , very hard for me, because don't have this sound in Portuguese, but I'm figthing every day.

[@saadramadhanmuhi8069]

Thank you so much_ Teacher "Hadar"_ Congratulations Healthy _ SAAD RAMADHAN MUHI 😊

[@adstix]

Additional hacks: I notice that e is dropped in camera just as i is not pronounced in family

[@hadar.shemesh]

True! I have a separate episode about this, but I could have def included it!

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[@Asilbek_Fozilov]

How can i pronounce "IMPORTANT" IN BRITISH OR IN AMERICAN ACCENT

[@josevazquez401]

I love you

[@anjanpaul6230]

Hi, one thing I am a bit confused, as you are following American standard English, but you are asking to drop the R for like Yesterday, Comfortable... Isn't it British standard? .... I like your contents.

[@muhammadasif5195]

❤

[@fredericroy]

Hello, for words with the letters mb at the end and worm, work, world they're not hack but just how to pronounce them normally.

[@hadar.shemesh]

True. But it’s a hack for those who don’t know this 😜 since it’s consistent with the spelling

[@julielaki]

After video about Marina mogilko the trust is gone 😅 nothing personal 🙌🏽

[@s_email]

Hi I always struggle with the word “Obvious” ,should I drop the B or V sound? And also the word “Hopefully” the P and F sounds are the problem for me😢

[@user-wh5fj6pj6m]

It would sound more natural to drop the B sound

[@CaramelSwatches]

Don't drop either. We still do the /b/ and the /p/ in those words, we just don't release them. In other words, still let your lips touch briefly, but then move straight into the /v/ and /f/ respectively, which is a quick transition since those sounds also both involve the lips (but if you really had to, it would be more consistent with English to drop the /b/ and /p/, but I still wouldn't recommend striving to pronounce it that way).

[@johnlie8586]

Hi Hadar, Why do you name this useful lesson hack??

[@tricky_english]

I think the ‘an’ and ‘and’ should be /ɛn/ not /ən/ when they are reduced. Black-n-white The letter name, Nn is /ɛn/ not /ən/

[@CaramelSwatches]

It can be either. Because all English monophthong vowels have the potential to reduce down to schwa in unstressed contexts, it can happen hear too.

[@tricky_english]

@@CaramelSwatches I suggest you pay more attention to your spelling, hear vs here😂

[@MaazKhan-zi3yi]

Hello how are you

[@CaramelSwatches]

As a native speaker, I agree with "clothes" but not with "months." Also, disagree with dropping those R sounds in American English.

[@hadar.shemesh]

It’s a trick for non native speakers who struggle with the R and TH. While it’s not always the standard - both options simplify pronunciation significantly while not causing lack of clarity. And that’s the point of the video:) And also, use youglish and look up the word months and see that many people (native speakers) actually do drop the th.

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An Israeli teaching English is another amazing example of something that comes naturally to all Israelis: taking ownership of something that doesn't belong to them & exploiting it to the max

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[@hadar.shemesh]

Hello 🙃🤗

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I see later

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Hadar , buenos dias. your hair is heavenly. Please do not cut of it

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