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Hands down the best channel on American Pronunciation. Thank you, Kevin and Lisa.

Your Phonetic Alphabet is VERY useful especially for those with a visual mind.

Right channel to learn american english .thank you teachers.

Thank you so much Liza and Kevin. Have a great weekend again 👍

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Thanks! It's helpful lesson.

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Pronouncation videos are so useful for me . Thank you . Because you are native speaker

Very useful lesson . Thank you so much

Thanks a lot Lisa and Kevin! Your video is very helpful !

Thank you for this video

Your accent training is really useful for us, Kevin and Liza. Many tks for everything you've done for us!

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Thank you, Kevin and Liza. What transcription signs are you using? Are they made up by you? I've learnt different sounds ( like ð for instance) .

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For forward teacher,you are very affectionate ❤

Great job!

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Can we assume that associate and colleague are synonym ?

Plzz show the unstressed vowel of "separate" "estamate" in examples or I"ll get it wrong

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But, mean i ask about certificate What can do get is please, Thanks

Great!

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What about associated?

You're saying the unstressed "ate" is /et/ showing the shwa, But! You Tube itself is typing "it it it" while you're speaking

Interesting, I and others at work always pronounce "associate" noun as [UH] + [SOH] + [SHEE] + [UHT]

Good

Is Ariannita an intermediate student? Is she a legitimate teacher? I'm just practicing my English.

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Thanks guys

First - you said 'short it', 2nd- you changed 'it' in to a shwa sound/ə/ I can't get you anyhow, Kevin. Plzz, show the unstressed vowel of 'ate' in another examples or I'll get you wrooooong

Kevin and Liza .❤️🤍 thank you alot