Sounds American channel is created by people who are passionate about American English pronunciation, phonetics, phonic rules, and all things related to American accents. Whom are we kidding? We love teaching and we're doing it for fun!
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Sir, I have a huge problem of these aspirated sounds such as 't', 'k', 'p.'. Problem is end of the word should I aspirated these sounds. I am giving some examples like- perfect, rest, best, dust. (I know you aspirated this word). But in this words you didn't aspirated - polite, adult, absent etc. so when should I aspirated when shouldn't aspirated. Same problem I am facing of k sound- basic, break, cake, book, thank, pink in this word s you was aspirated but back, bake, black, etc in this words you didn't aspirated. I don't have problem about p sound. But this both sound made me confused. Please help me in this case 🥲.
Hi my english is b2 level , do you really recommend me watching pronunciation videos? I ask cause anyway ive understood i need to learn each word separately and specifically in order to.know how it is pronounced . There isn't a lets say "strong" or even CLOSE(not totally ofc) unquivocal patterns/rules how to pronounce each word . It is very dymanic i know it .
Thanks for your videos! I have a question about some of the words where the W is not pronounced, like power, towel, awful, and coward. I definitely hear the W sound in these words, but is it considered part of the previous vowel instead of the consonant?
why the words like: basketball,baby have b second unstressed but still be aspirated, but update have p unstressed and not aspired. My question is whether unstressed consonants will be aspirated all times
hello excuse me I have a question in British English I found this symbol /ɔ: / but in American phonology I found /ɔ/ I get a little confused can you help me please.
Can I use the sound of the video to create a mp3 file for phonics learning for korean students? We have mp3 files for vowel sounds but not the ones that I want. For example, we have mp3 files for note, o, te, but not 'ote'. I tried some of A.I tts sites but they couldn't recognize the pronunciation symbols. I need 'ane, ape, ake, ai, ay, oa, ope, ose, ote, ie, y, ine, ite, ike, ee, ea, ue, ui, une, ube, ute". It's for commercial use.
