You Will NEVER Improve Your English Pronunciation Unless You Do This!

[@armandofernandez6772]

Hi Jack. It's good to see another of your videos again. Even though I have difficulties with many sounds in English, one of the most difficult to me is, as you explain here, the difference between "van & ban" you know that as a Spanish speaker these sounds turn to be hard to do for us because we find them quite similar. I hope it makes sense what I am saying. I am 100 % sure that most Spanish speakers have also the same issue.

[@achrafdjerbib2120]

In Algeria 🇩🇿 we speak both arabic and french. this allow me to practice and master a lot of sounds. So i have no problem with english pronunciation

[@nikolysilva8915]

Literally, arabic is really difficult

[@felipedonatochagas6873]

Omg I discovered the better Channel for learn English!!!

[@udjomary6568]

Was good to see the subtitles. To me anything that's you give us always is important. Good job. Thanks.

[@danielaibarra373]

You rock Jack! I think the most difficult sounds for me are TH and SH

[@josecrespo4519]

Hello Jack! The most difficult sound is the velar nasal before vowels. For instance: "going on". In fact, I tend to say "goin on". Thank you

[@mohammadkavei6996]

Hi there Most difficult sound for me is "th" sound such as: father, think, with, etc Thanks for awesome videos. 🌼

[@mariademurtas3942]

Hello Jack, I actualy don’t have problems with pronounciation, but I’m a mess by using this small and nice 😂 verb get, it’s everywher! I am using the Kaizen method, wich is magic and powerfull, every single day just an hour...it works. I do listen and do write in hour every day... but your videos are so usefull for me because of your British accent wich I love so much and your explanation is so clear andunderstandable, thank you so much

[@tofluency]

Thank you! Love the Kaizen method. Trusting the method is so important. By the way, I recorded a lesson on GET yesterday. Expect it in January. Thanks for being here!

[@АлексейДолм]

Thank you. Well done. We will listen to be able to speak and understand foreigners correctly.

[@annamaria7195]

Thank you teacher. Sometimes I find difficulties with stress

[@kaushalkritagyasingh]

Thank you so much jack i need to pratice more, and i need to work on my grammer, tenses, puchuation, spelling, and intonation as well as. Is anybody here from India?

[@FairyWeatherMan]

The most difficult challenge for me is pronouncing the TH sounds, both voiced and invoiced! They're my nightmare. PS : congratulations for your videos!

[@vinitsrivastava8233]

Massi Mo i tremendously agree with you

[@МашаПерельман]

Yes, there sounds are my nightmare too. There are so difficult....

[@puffle6572]

it's my nightmare to :c

[@malinietaconfirme8125]

Hi my dear Jack I am a French but I learning British English more than American English automatically when I speak they are a lot of people asking me oh you're English perfect because I speak clearly, directly without big word and then they are able to understanding. Help me to improve more I will need your good remember thanks so much.

[@danielzhang6933]

Thank you so much for your video.

[@nenemtiaof5016]

Hi, i am from Brazil and surely the most dificults sounds for me are TH sounds. In portuguese these sound don't exist.

[@matp1994]

Hi, Greeting from Poland! I was thinking that i Cant go to the higher level of pronuciation becouse to i was thinking to be honest "that" accent its natural for me ( western spy ) but this video opened my mind! thanks !

[@joselitodelgadillo8080]

Hi Jack, thanks for sharing your knowledge. I really appreciate this opportunity you offer to us for learning your beautifil language. Thanks again.

[@afifahsalsha9442]

Thanks for the video Jack!

[@KhalidNageb]

One of the most helpful method that to record yourself and correct yourself, one of the most challenging thing you can do but it's helpful, besides your course and the pronunciation lessons you provide into it. According to my mother tongue I used to have a problems with TH, P sound, I work on it and I'm trying to avoid any pronunciation problems, by reviewing from time to time on TFP. Was good tips and helpful video.

[@Khan_2025]

you are a good teacher in the world ,love your sound.

[@MrTurdburger]

U’ve got amazing ideas. Enjoy everything around you

[@ambraambrosini1117]

thank you so much Jach my pronounciation difficulty are words with th sound

[@leobenevides7439]

Hi! The th sound is the must difficult for me.

[@anjanarajesh4016]

💯💯💯

[@rafaelatakami8019]

Hi Jack, I liked your video a lot, thank you for this! Something that is kinda difficult for me is to say words with thr, like "through" for example

[@alexiscentrellavegas1672]

The steps to imporove English pronunciation given by you are very useful. Thanks for sharing the information with us.

[@anjelikapernstich]

Totally agree with you, Jack!!

[@bashdarkurd7657]

hi

[@Jhgghhbjjjjj]

Thanks jack for this amazing video actually I’m struggling with the letter p and b most of the time I can’t differentiate between there pronunciation that’s making me give up learning English all the time

[@othman1990]

Your explanation is clear

[@بشرىع.علي]

Thanks for this video 👍🏼

[@amina1838]

You are amazing Jack. Thanks a million 😊

[@yeanyeannongnapart2079]

Hello. Thank you for this video made me knew how to practice the pronounciation. That is my weakness to say in part tense of verbs with '-ed' or '-d' for example followed helped filled else. I'll keep to practice more and more follow your method of this video.

[@Victoriaa_viwwe]

I recognized that my mouth gets tired when I speak English lol ))) when I speak Russian (my mother tongue) my mouth doesn’t move that much . Your language is really “emotional”)) The most difficult sound is r

[@rmjunior866]

thanks for yours insights !!!! you`re one of best that I've found in KZbin !!! congratulations !!!

[@mariacoffee8275]

The most dificult is 'r'. For russian, at least =)

[@snacke2931]

Thank you, Jack, to help us to learn English with your Videos! Regards and a hug from Nicaragua!

[@soukaina4722]

You are one of the most helpful teachers that i was looking for, thanks a lot for sharing with us this great information

[@irenemendiolaza]

I've learn IPA and all phonic position. Exactly as you teach here. Also intonation, rythom clusters, liason etc, but still inderstanding is difficult. A film, a sit com .... Would you mind helping in this area? From Argentina.

[@dingalyssa4805]

Hello Jack Thank you for this video I always have the problem with two words “travel” and “trouble” Most people will be confused by my pronunciation 😂 And so do I So I choose to say trip more often

[@sagargupta3893]

Really good..

[@vivianagambetta9197]

I totally agree!! New suscribed!

[@majeedkp8622]

I am counting the word Area while watching this video sir

[@karlaalvarado5301]

Hi Jack, this is the first time I met you. I think the most difficult part of english is to express myself as I do in Spanish To in english. Maybe I don have anybody close to me that can correct me. I understand when someone speaks and I can identify words, meaning, etc. But when I want to put my though in English, oh my god.

[@chloechiu8270]

Hello! I'm new here. Just start to follow and subscribe to your channel. The most difficult pronunciation is "z" and "r".

[@tmfutach2505]

Thank you so much for your lesson.

[@nadiirayuusuf7328]

Making R sounds is difficult to me thank you this was helpful vedio

[@BlueUmbrella5584]

Sometimes it's hard to link the th ending of a certain word to the next word in the sentence (it depends on what sound the next word starts with) - If there is no pause between them, the beginning of the next word might be butchered. For example - with some...

[@mariacristinavelasquez4514]

Hello Jack!! Thankyou so much for helping us, you explain very clearly, I just found you, thanks again😊

[@abderrahimtachi9465]

I have some problems with R sounds in some words could you give me a solution to that, I've been watching you since I started, finally thank you so much and keep up the good word.

[@karimanour8987]

Thank you sir

[@joaojoaopedro9806]

Thanks for the advices Jack. I have some difficult pronouncing the "R" when it comes in the middle of a word.

[@elig9811]

The most difficult sound for me is the British 'r', something like no sound but opening your mouth with a long vowel before the r.

[@yesican8196]

Your are very sincere and friendly.

[@marjinaltv1235]

I have problem pronunciation to a lot of words, for example one of these words "pronunciation":)

[@ivannadanaeolverahernandez4944]

Hey thank you very much!!

[@bxhdjdnxjkdkx870]

Hi Jack I'm Noor from Jordan.. you do a good job to learn us English in an interesting way. Thank you for your efforts I really appreciate what you are doing it's very beneficial.. 😊🏅 I find a difficulty with the /r/ sound Do you mind helping me .. it's my nightmare!

[@Sitha7721]

The most difficult sound for me is "Sh" and "th" ... I am Asian, sometimes "sh" I say "sy", th became "de". After I watched some of your videos I pronounced better, but when I speak faster I forget. Hope I can pronounce them well by watching your other videos.

[@adamcarson5311]

Hey, do not worry. Many people have trouble with these words. I might be able to help with 'th' words. We recently posted a video on our channel that can help you. I will leave a link to that video below. We also post other videos with tips that can help you improve your English. After watching the video below, please check out the rest of the channel. Thanks and I hope our videos will be helpful. 👍kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3WbnmyYd6mdm6s

[@sssantos342]

Hi Jack. I am from Brazil .

[@irenemendiolaza]

Teach about understanding different accents: Texas, Army language, short forms ( pro -profesional) Trachers are undestood but civiliana are not. And , what about idioms?

[@draught.dentistry]

I've found difficulty to pronounce "literally". Anyway thanks for your video. That's absolutely amazing. Then I'm gonna tell my problem, I don't know why everytime I wanna speak in English, all the words just disappear in my mind even though I know the meaning when I listen to English speaker. Thanks for all

[@Sam-jf2mu]

Juste be confident in your self

[@nyelkenci]

the thing is that there is no Standart pronunciation in English speaking countries, for example people on the east coast speak differently than those on the West coast of the United States. I m sure likewise in the UK too. in advanced teaching courses, we are not dwelling on pronunciation as much as before though. 😁

[@oussamaboudjar5151]

Honestly, I could produce all the sounds easily in English even though sometimes I miss spelling some word phonetically,but I have I've a probleme with listening,when I watch hear someone else speaks,I can't catch all the words.(Your English.is clear as the air).

[@heartheart476]

But your topic so well

[@mydungnguyen6297]

Hi Jack, I find hard to say "discribe" smoothly in the sentence. Thank you for such a useful lesson.

[@joicy9768]

As far as I can tell R sound is the most difficult for me .

[@venuciaciojw429]

thank you for the video!I noticed that the a as in the word bad is pronounced slight ly differently in Britain,Australia and USA . is it correct?

[@susanache2784]

Great Jack!!!! In this vïdeo you speak more slowly so I could Understand everything Please speak always in this way!!!!!!!!

[@sultanara6403]

Hello ! For me , the most difficult word for pronunciation is blood

[@عالم-ي2م]

The different between b and p is the most difficult thing for me

[@arwaarwa1840]

Thanks 🙏 jack .really I learn from u useful things

[@mamerytoure4190]

Morning Jack. What is the best way to improve hii listening?

[@priyadarshinipandey3609]

Hi I have problem with J and z sound.

[@othman1990]

Thanks you for your help me

[@suzannamorgannalichtenstei5142]

THANKS!!

[@ombrettaaletti3506]

I found difficult the Difference between short vowels and long vowels . i know there are books that illustrate english sounds. Practising is the right way

[@nestornsengiyumva6952]

Thanks.

[@alexiscentrellavegas1672]

I am sure that the learner needs to develop an inteligible pronunciation due to the varieties of English there are around the world. That is why, I think that the most important thing is focused on the production of an accurate pronunciation to be understood by the interlocutor. To do this, it is important to prectise every day in order to achieve this goal which is very determinat when English is the language meta.

[@MrTurdburger]

I love the way u do it

[@maxitotolo8549]

This videos still being amazing

[@alexiscentrellavegas1672]

Also, the Spanish learner of English find the vowels sounds very dificult because Spanish learners have only have 5 vowels. For example, the leter "a" has only one sound, but in English, this leter has more than one sound.

[@mr.shalder]

Thankyou ❤️

[@letam8175]

Hi, can you guide how to pronounce / str / (as in stress, strength)? Thank you so much!

[@angelaescamilla4085]

Hi thanks for the lesson 👍, for me it's not a sound, for me are words like comfortable, creatively , curtains because you don't pronunciate all the syllables you make like an stop and release the final syllables With air exaltation jajaja or something like that. I don't know if this makes sense 😅

[@bashdarkurd7657]

hi

[@atphamquoc9813]

I just have figured out that the phrase "when it comes to ..." is so common when you speak within a normal conversation. But I can not totally understand how and when I should use it. Please shed me some light, it would be much appreciated.

[@haldunyavas3677]

Where is Jack from? England or Australia.

[@belramirez836]

thanks i like your videos really like it.

[@marygoldfatema8139]

OK that's right Many many thanks

[@maggieg7734]

The '"f"&" t'"is the most difficult for me, for example, water, settle, battle, comfortable

[@daverd6434]

i d be very grateful if you can suggest a web page to practice sounds in british english?.. i dont actually want to learn american dialect sounds very annoying

[@ahmedtheegyptian8297]

Good evening teacher , Excuse me , what's the best way to speak English based on your language experience ?

[@irenemendiolaza]

The problem 's never been pronunciation but listening and understanding. Could you make a video about that. There are plenty of videos about pronunciation.

[@carlosd4027]

The better you can pronounce, the better you'll understand.

[@abdulhalimali3175]

Very good

[@友里西尾]

“R” sound and “L” sound are difficult for me. For example, “work” and “walk” are difficult to pronounce differently.

[@charifacharifa4654]

thank you I am very happy when I recieve your video l have difficult With c . k. d. t.sound

[@hmiry8667]

Hello, sir For example, if I say vegetables. Teacher told me that pronunciation is wrong. Now I don't know what should I do...thank you .

[@ronenr1405]

Great, !Bro 👍🏻

[@lamhuai3405]

Recently I find difficult the vowel sound in man and fan.

[@bornwanderer1]

Words ending with " ed " are difficult for me.! What to do.??

[@asdf12345678ism]

the most difficult English sound for me is the 't' sound and 'd' sound

[@lorenaajavarini7628]

Omg You speak english very well! Of course you're native speaker! haha But I'd like to know where are you from? I'm brazilian and for me It's more difficult to pronunciation in english! I understand everything you said in this video and I loved your accent and the way you speak english!

[@josefranciscoghignattiwart1754]

Jack is from a little england city named Preston no condado de Lancaster ou Lancastershire near of Manchester.

[@gentlemen6347]

I Couldn't find ur podcast in goggle

[@anamariaestevez415]

Te most difficult sound for me is the schwa sound.