Why should you learn 'Rhythm of English' ?

English has a unique rhythm. It sounds like music and looks like waves.If you want to hear exactly and speak fluently like a native speaker, you have to learn it. We are teaching the English way of thinking and linking sounds rules for the first 3 months and then the rhythm of English for the next 3 months. We don't teach it in a typical way but we will train you in a very practical way so that you can apply it to real situations.

[@jasonbolster3259]

The opening exercise in the first minute is one of the most brilliant exercises I've ever seen.

[@GlynWilliams1950]

Very clear explanation for something that we learn by immersion, not directly in the classroom. Thank you for sharing.

[@mx2775]

I'm a student from China, This video is GREAT! AWESOME! We often ignore this rule，thanks a lot！

[@mehranzo546]

you are the best!!!!! thank you so much.

[@belajarmenjadimurid]

It makes me flashback for the time being when I studied English at the University. Thanks. You review it today.

[@ycho3585]

Awesome lecture. Thank you !

[@amrouabdelghani598]

Great video ..I was wondering if there is an App or website analyse the sentence or the speech on the same way as the video for the linking and rhythm/intonation .

[@j.f.9558]

Great! I love it. Thank you so much.

[@aprilh4044]

4:58 She speaks so quickly. When I speak like this, people often ask me to repeat myself. Or I think they may judge for me not being articulate. People chat like this with their close friends, but in professional settings, I think it would be frowned upon.

[@kwb7686]

But being a non native speaker, listening and understanding this kind of conversation is the most challenging part

[@bobbyebadi3111]

I loved it! Thank you!

[@Petulant_Petrichor]

Interesting, I've always heard the stressed syllable in Americano pronounced with the ah sound like in Alleluia.

[@flavioalmeida4608]

Great class, thank you ma'am.

[@shinejuju]

Thank you,have a good one too :)

[@phoenixiky1027]

excellent lesson, thanks a lot

[@luizcarlosscamargo6051]

Very good classe, thank you so mach.

[@gabo3color]

Thanks for the effort! Very useful!

[@huongly6183]

it's very helpful!!! Thanks a lot:]]]

[@youssefzaki1431]

Keep it up!

[@doyouknowwhoiam2100]

thank you!

[@rainyrainy3975]

I really love this channel videos, I want to register the course to learn it seriously, but the website almost closed now. So pls let me know where I can learn or buy full series of videos to learn. thanks

[@tryingbetter345]

I feel the same!

[@alfrichworld]

Hi Ann, thank you so much for these videos. Im.just new here and Im enjoying. How can I get those sample exercise clips you played in this video? :)

[@baiyanfengbrenda6507]

I couldn't access the hellospokenenglish website. How to get the training course?

[@jeanpaulamisi5044]

I love it

[@demiurgoyinyang3485]

actually these waves works on all languages just gotta need the pace

[@jacksonamaral329]

Good.

[@mistergiahy]

Awesome

[@camilocastiblanco6544]

Please more videos. You're the best!!!

[@oktaybodur4582]

remember, if I put the filled orb in front of (re) and behind (ber), would it be like a glottal stop if I pronounced it? And is that the correct pronunciation? book of rhymes is (of) a prehead or tail? The girl that/who is my frend is her name x is (that)/(who) prehead or tail or head?

[@Montrealcyclist]

I was totally confused by the quiz.

[@olgashapoval553]

The idea of asking students to repeat a sentence before seeing it is good but the low sound quality prevents them from doing so - some background noise makes all the sentences indistinct. This could be frustrating for learners.

[@jay.jay.]

But when u watch a movie or listen a native speaker speaking there can be noise too, so the video here is to tell you and prepare for real world conversations in English :)

[@TPDR]

Honestly, after hundreds times of learning, I still can't make out that example sentence at 7'.

[@azam-khan]

Is this channel active currently?

[@olawaletijani1090]

Hi, pls what part of Canada are you in

[@LeBron652]

is that material too fast? i never hear that fast in tv series

[@Mr99deepak]

I played in the lowest speed, but couldn't hear the word "probably". I always heard it "really".

[@andypascual9689]

10 !!

[@luisdavidmateo1565]

Just one answer !

[@Ingles4allYou]

Excellemt....I just recommend you do not speak wrongly to examplify what we must not do It can make us get confused at the end of day. Speak only correctly.is more than enough. Ccngratulations.

[@protraingprotraing7237]

Hello, one question: Why " police" is stressed on the 2nd syllable ? Considering the explanation, it should be on the 1st one, like in "children" for instance.

[@SergeStrokov4free]

In the word Americano, are all syllables except for "ca" are considered schwa and pronouced accordingly?

[@RivkahSong]

In "Americano" only the first 'a' and 'i' are schwas. I'm American and I would pronounce this word "uh - mare - uh - KAH- no". It's just that the "ca" part is given extra stress.

[@Entertainment_Education]

good

[@amandadavalos4610]

¿El Ritmo tiene significado por sí sólo? Estoy un poco confundida...

[@aquarius4953]

If somebody can explain how to prononce a sound silently ? thanks in advance.

[@olliert4840]

she just means say a schwa instead of the vowel sounds so just say a (quiet) "uh" like in: "uh-mEh-ri-cuhn" for "american"

[@aquarius4953]

@Olliert The schwa [ə] isn't a silence phoneme because there isn't any silence sound . American /əˈmerɪkn/.

[@qiuyangli4517]

american acxent or english accent?

[@KeganTheTowel]

When you pronounce "i HAVE to," it sounds like you pronounce "have" with an /f/ in place of the /v/ like "half" instead of how you otherwise do.

[@you_are_soul]

it is more natural to pronounce the V and as F because it is more natural to make a softer F sound when transitioning to a dental T. Like the sound phhht. So when contracting the words just as we say 'gonna' instead of 'going to', so we will say 'hafta' instead of have to, when speaking fast. This is not a rule, it's just the normal way that spoken languages evolve. In fact 'gonna' is very nearly a word these days. This is why so many people incorrectly will say "I would of" instead of "I would have" because when contracting 'would have' to 'would've' is sounds like "would of".

[@user-so2zw8zl5c]

How to join

[@daverd6434]

what about british english, i think it has a different rhythm.

[@rogeriooliveira4934]

Hi, how have you been? please can you point to a site for students who need to improve pronunciation and reading that is spoken by a native american. I need help and I appreciate your cooperation.

[@HelloSpokenEnglish]

Hi Rogerio, we only provide our lectures on KZbin but we try to upload them as many as possible. Thanks for your support!!

[@smileforever8639]

This video is very useful and too hard, I can't catch probably and remember 😢

[@user-gy5zg5po2p]

7:13 9:18

[@jacquesorde6796]

It's so difficult to understand with this accent... yours is okay because you are as a teacher for us... but... no choice... i have so much work in front of me ^^

[@brilikepel]

VANESSA ???

[@roberttriest3388]

Oh no. Sorry, I do mean that Rythemu

[@olliert4840]

am i dumb i'm native english and can't even really tell the difference between first and third responses for the first exercise?

[@thuonglethimai3019]

Sorry? What's the accent here? I want to practice British accent

[@gokusayan]

American

[@kaygee301]

Those audio clips are way too fast, even for advanced students. It gives the false impression that you have to speak quickly to use linking words, that is not the case.

[@polianapolain]

Kaite Gedeng To me her talking was a bit slower than the average native speakers . You can easily go to settings on the screen and have the video play slower.

[@kaygee301]

Poliana Polain Not her talking, but the clips she played. Her talking is slow and clear

[@ZaldeCleto-dx8vj]

Tv

[@rosegarden619]

I'm American and the sample she gave... "He probably doesn't even remember what you said". and "if you keep thinking negatively about exercise, you're never gonna enjoy it " Made me laugh. Not the best example. Sounds like they were speed talking and whispering. How can a non native understand that when a native can't even understand that really. Watch documentaries or something else from an American channel. They will have nice speaking speakers. But this video is still interesting. And can be helpful for non native speakers. But find a NICE and NORMAL documentary most of them they put on KZbin are CRAZY hahaha. Embarrassing. And if your moving to America. Welcome. We are not all crazy like they portray us on the news and KZbin 🙄

[@rodrigoexequiel996]

No entendí un pedo cuando decían las frases. Muy rápido y el audio medio malo.