What is a syllable? what is the syllable stress?

in this video, Abdullah is explaining the syllable stress in a very detailed way, don't forget to subscribe to watch the upcoming videos of the stress series.
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[@nourmohamed6444]

Up till now , you are the best teacher from the non native speakers who talks only English and can explain easily and fluently.Thank you for your great effort. Please, continue your episodes.

[@Scientificaccent]

Thanks Nour for your kind words :) it means a lot to us

[@marriammajeed1431]

I was searching for syllables and stress / un-stress, you just made it very easy .Before watching your video i was really confused, now i'm relieved :) well done !

[@Scientificaccent]

Thank you, we are glad to hear that 😊

[@bassmalagbary1136]

I have been searching and searching to understand stress and you in only 8:43 video made it so clear and simple, THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH 🌹🌷

[@Scientificaccent]

you are welcome Bassma :)

[@australianenglishwithjason9518]

That was so good that I clicked the thumbs up before I'd even watched it!

[@Scientificaccent]

Thanks Jason :)

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[@rassism1]

بصراحة رائع جدااااا ..والله استفدنا منك اكثر من المدرسين الأصليين..ليت تواصل

[@imaflower4593]

Mashaa Allah great exploration, good job!

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ima chain very naisu exploration

[@maram313]

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[@MasiKarimi]

Thanks for the info! Really appreciate it!

[@isabellecarvalho9742]

Hello from Brazil. Your video is amazing. I'm so happy!! You wrote the "word" mee-mee-mee. It sounds like a slang that we used a lot here: mimimi When we say that someone is "making mimimi" we want to express that this person (who is complaining about something) is whining or exaggerating and should not be so sensitive or so touchy. That's so used in Brazil.. LOL We usually say "stop the mimimi" Your class is amazing! Keep up the good work.

[@truefacts8615]

Great explanation. It is clear.

[@omarelgazzar834]

Great job. Thank you

[@ikramrahmani1786]

bref le meilleur prof d'anglais

[@islameducationlovers6033]

mashallah you are doing a good job dear........keep it up

[@edycafe]

thank you very much.. it helped me a lot!

[@Scientificaccent]

you are welcome :)

[@hibasaber5089]

Useful as always

[@chrifamokadem3245]

Thank you sir, your explanation is great and we hope for more

[@mostafamahfouz7354]

Very helpful . Great thanks

[@regraiabdessamad]

I've been missing you my teacher, you give us very useful lessons from your deep heart thank you so much.I'm your student from Morocco.May god bless you.

[@Scientificaccent]

thanks a lot Abdessamad :)

[@yethakaruot1194]

Thanks for your video it helps me a lots.

[@NaghamSHv]

Thank you,this lesson was really useful ❤

[@socotrassecret6360]

i love it . thanks

[@mohaysinpirino4313]

Ty for the best explanation

[@Choronicleglimpses]

Wonderful explanation

[@Mayriciomontoya1957]

Excellent, gracias

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You are the best 🔥

[@teddyperera8531]

good one.

[@lanyaazad5516]

Thanks a lot it really helps me.

[@user-ly3ht6bx2c]

Thanks a lot. 💚

[@rolanser154]

يعطيك الف عافيه

[@sebbanpunk]

Thank's for the explonation. I'm trying to become an english teacher but i didn't pay much attention to grammar in school so now i have to learn it by myself in adult age. xD You explain werry well i think i got it. :)

[@amreshsingh-rg7fj]

Superb bro it was such a wonderful vdo that everybody can understand syllable

[@remyalshareef2575]

Really think you so much for help me in to understand

[@anushakaushal3120]

Really enjoyed your class...you makes this so easy and interesting to understand 👍😊

[@Scientificaccent]

Thanks Anusha :)

[@hebataman7837]

Excellent Thanks 😊

[@sunainarani216]

U r talking way is very good because i understand the syllable is very good thank you soooo much sir g and also this vedio is very funny 👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌💟

[@Scientificaccent]

You are welcome sunaina :)

[@saharalqhtani2937]

Great :) a Big hi from Saudi Arabia

[@lostworld2367]

Well delivered

[@alaanaeem1483]

Wow wow now i understand the stress thank you for my heart

[@Scientificaccent]

Our pleasure 😊

[@suhailchappanagadisuhail6060]

Great work sir! Very helpful

[@Scientificaccent]

Thanks suhail :)

[@evegingras6815]

Finally a clear explication

[@ajayi6566]

God bless you....You really helped me... Was almost loosing hope in this

[@preeth3127]

I understand very easily thank u so much sir... it was just amazing😀

[@Scientificaccent]

You are welcome Preet :)

[@alexe610]

Would you please tell us what the Tonic syllables are? Thanks from France.

[@mkarem2001]

Thank You Very Much

[@Scientificaccent]

you are welcome Mohamad :)

[@britishpeopleyellowteeth6071]

God, you're the best I wish my old ass 90yr old english teacher teach like this.....

[@jameldcrow1389]

Thanks (شكرا)

[@turqutrehimli4607]

Thanks. İt helped me a lot

[@Scientificaccent]

You are welcome

[@nasrudinmusa3670]

very helpful.

[@manmeetarora3456]

hey i want to know abt syllable structure in terms of cvc patterns plz help

[@RamaRama-es5wt]

Thank a lot

[@mamdouhmawhoub9905]

Very helpful Abdullah, we need more of your useful videos , Thanks.

[@Scientificaccent]

Thanks Mamdouh :)

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Scientific Accent perfect Abdull keep on and don't stop, plz

[@Scientificaccent]

Thanks Ahmed :) we won't :)

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Thank you

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How did you keep a straight face during this as i saw you were going to burst into laughter an at any second.

[@Scientificaccent]

Hahahaha, it wasn't easy 😂

[@abdulrhmanmostafa2460]

i swear you were so so missed .. where were you ?

[@Scientificaccent]

Thanks Abdulrhman :) we are back again :D

[@sunainarani216]

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[@Scientificaccent]

We are glad to help :)

[@sharonshamuyarira159]

you are so good

[@user-iy8hu3ih3e]

Thank you for this lesson ,, but I can't understand the duh , la and mee , I've heard them before from a native teacher , what are they and how can apply them ? ... more details please

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Thanks

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Great

[@supertycoons5935]

i sear you are excellent

[@Scientificaccent]

Thanks Rai :)

[@sajadmehdi1098]

honestly it was vague to me ,thank you

[@salmaahmed4152]

Could you make a video about difference between syllable and intonation? Thanks

[@Scientificaccent]

okay Salma :)

[@chandrika8788]

How do you split obeisance?

[@qilmudor3943]

Thank u so much

[@Scientificaccent]

You are welcome Miya :)

[@lobnamohamed6425]

perfect

[@Scientificaccent]

thanks Lobna :)

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Nice video

[@Scientificaccent]

Thanks Komal :)

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thank you to help me a lot of assignmint

[@Scientificaccent]

Glad to help 😊

[@junaidhuntergaming5142]

Good sir

[@RajSingh-cn3fd]

osm syllables

[@Ralph_Smith0724]

Concerning syllable stress, it would be easier if, like in Spanish, you indicate the word stress with an accent graphic over the word They call it 'tilde' or graphic accent. In this way, you are 100% sure where to stress the word (For example, the word Canción). Yo see the symbol over the letter O, it means the stress is in the second syllable.)

[@user-oo2by3xs9s]

Good

[@ducninh2202]

Hi Scientific Accent. I alway confuse when i gotta read a new word(2,3 or more syllables)which i have not ever met. I knew long sound(open syllable), short sound(close syllable). *I know some rules divide word into syllable,but somtimes i make it wrong. I dont know i gotta try to divide syllable first or read it first.(example : RESIDENT Res-i-dent / Re-si-dent *schwa sound. When can i use schwa sound. How can i know and use it in the words. Can you explain and give me more information about sound, spelling word...because i need to sound out well, and understand what native speaker talk to me Thank for your attention

[@Scientificaccent]

Hi Duc, please check this video, it will help you a lot, and don't forget to check the resources in the description of the video :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/amfLYnicj7uFndE

[@shereenfakhry4431]

How can i know which syllable i should stress on?

[@halam6702]

ازاي بردو احدد الstress يعني الكلمه لما يكون فيها كذا متحرك لو اتكلمنا مثلا عن الاسماء انا عارفه ان الstress بيتحط علي اول مقطع طب اذا كان الكلمه فيها اثنين متحرك والمتحرك الاول كان short vowel هل دا ملهوش علاقه وبردو احط ال stress عليه ..يعني الشده هي اللي بتتحكم فالحرف المتحرك تخليه قصير او طويل ولا العكس؟؟؟؟؟

[@misszain4955]

اني مشتركه جديده ممكن تشرح لنا لدفثوونك

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[@hadeeradel2570]

يخربيت عسل اهلك ❤❤❤

[@hl8580]

Unrealistic can be split into un-rea-li-stic, no??

[@jessicruz8492]

😂good explanation...

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[@mohamedfarah2085]

والله لك وحشه يا راجل :)

[@Scientificaccent]

شكرا يا محمد :)

[@learnwithhafsashahid]

Hi, I like your video so much and it has cleared all of my concept. But there is a bit confusion The word Unrealistic Un-rea-lis-tic You said that this word has vowel sound in each part so it is a syllable but if there is a word whose any of the part or each part do not have any vowel sound so is it a syllable??? And one another question is that as you said I the video that the definition of syllable is *a unit of sound having one vowel sound is called syllable* So in this sorry, I can’t understand the meaning of *one vowel sound* Like one vowel sound in the whole word or in each separate part For example: one vowel sound in expensive or separately in ex, in pen, and in the sive Kindly try to understand my question and clear this concept as early as possible. Thank you so much for such a great lesson

[@Scientificaccent]

Hi Hafsa, thanks for your comment, a syllable means "part of the word having one vowel sound" so one vowel sound in every part, if there is no vowel sound, it can't be a syllable, and pay attention, it should be a vowel sound not a vowel letter, I hope that helped you clear the confusion.

[@learnwithhafsashahid]

@@Scientificaccent Thank you so much. It really help me to understand the concept of syllable. Thanks again

[@arnavtripathi9044]

Nice. It helped me

[@seilaessecanalnvaitervideo6414]

but orange has 3 vowels so its or-an-ge and expensive 4 so its ex-pen-si-ve

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[@lmnop7403]

un- re- al- is- ic. It has 5 syllables

[@ashiqiqbql5183]

S

[@segurosalabama5389]

Its DUh Duh DUH!!!!!!

[@Starwithnonname]

I had to replay your introduction three times before I understood what you were saying - perhaps speaking a bit slower when you say your name would help. I will continue to watch your video, but if I had to replay the first sentence - it hardly puts a feeling of confidence in me if your specialty is pronunciation.!

[@lucawinters3500]

hi handsome!

[@stefburn2010]

Unrealistic has five syllables: un re al is tic. Check out the site: howmanysyllables.com

[@sanoberheesbani761]

U r so cute😗

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[@abdullahmuhammad833]

من فضلك لو واحد قرر يتعلم النطق الصحيح للكلمات ومواضع الـ سترس ، من خلال السمع للمتحدثين الأصلين او قاموس كامبريدج...فهل بردك لازم يتعلم الطريقة دي؟؟ولا دي طريقة أكاديمية ؟

[@NAGGRAAJU]

He eats black candy... Please pronounce it.... Stress importance should be more on eats? Or Black ? Or candy? Because they r verb, adjective, noun continuously...... which word is important verb or adjective or noun ??

[@godspyro8405]

i stress banana like bananna