@@PronunciationwithemmaI'd like to apologise if I acted wrongly when I typed in my message a couple of months ago. Didn't mean to offend anyone at all.
Every time I despaired of learning the British dialect, but when I found your channel, I felt happy and joyful, and that I could learn it. Your style is very wonderful and capable..I pray to God to bless you, explain your heart to Islam, and grant you paradise...You are the only one who gave me hope to learn it. Thank you from the bottom of my heart 💗 💗💗
Emma, you're a perfect English teacher.I gained a lot of knowledges from you in British English pronunciation. Thanks Emma. I'am Malaysian who teach English Language.Now I can differentiate between American and British English accent.
Thanks a lot Emma. I finally realise that assimilation has been the reason why the native speaker always sounds a bit differently from the text book. Thank you 😊
Hi Emma, I wanted to improve my English pronunciation and I found your channel about a month back and have been watching your video lessons since then. Later I also found your podcasts on Spotify. It's now a habit for me to listen to your podcasts and repeat the sentences you speak. I see my pronunciation improves. Thank you very much and keep up the great work!
Oh my goodness!!! Thanks a lot about juicing up the English language I'm a student in Cyprus ,am from congo Kinshasa which means that in My country the English language ain't spoken, we speak french yet i have been learning English for about 3 years ago,and i speak English correctly meaning i can edge some native American out when it comes to speaking
That was great... I've never heard tips like that. This was so valuable to an intermediate learning english like me... Thank you and congrats on your EXCELLENT work
Emma, I like the Assimilation lessons. there are certain ending sound that there are not many people taught. This is a great lesson and I like this type of lessons. thanks.
Emma, I love your pronunciation! And you are actually a great teacher! Listening to your videos I find the answers I have always needed to understand what it means to speak like a native. I’m a Spanish teacher and I teach British diplomats in Argentina since 2012. Let me know if I could help you with your own Spanish! 😉
As a foreign speaker I've leaned towards and learnt to use US accent, but as a lot of people do - I love British accents - all of them pretty much. Regarding assimilation - I always think of Brits pronouncing the word DRAWER in at least some accents, and in some of the US - ASK being pronounced as AKS. Not really an assimilation - but I love it )
Hello Ms Emma ! How u doing? And 🐶 ? Like my grandpa used to tell me " leran from the people you admire" so I admire you a lot ❤❤❤❤ thank you very much for your amzing job
Connected speech is one of the most difficult things of English. But once dominated, it makes our lives easier. I live in Sheffield and I still struggle with the accent and the way they speak. Thank you Emma for this video. You are the best pronunciation teacher. ❤
The Great Emma, You are just great, enthusiastic, motivator, and, one of the perfect modals for natural English (Br/E) pronunciation. May God Bless You, and your Parents as well.
u're one of my fav eng teachers ever!!! I badly needed a lesson on this topic! thank you sm emma for this! if you can plz make more videos on assimilation
Dear Emma, I'm Iranian and I injoy your videos. Cause I learn valuable things about British accent, and my pronunciation has improved with your tips. Thank you so much.😊
Hi Emma!. You're the best English Pronunciation Teacher I've ever met. I regret I missed registering on time for tomorrow's webinar. Please, let me know if there is any possibility for you to repeat it soon. I'd appreciate that. Thanks.
Oh goodness ! This is what I'm looking for to get clarified and I understood it fully. Thanks for your time and work for making such a smooth lesson. Cute @10:42 by the way🤩
Thank you, Emma! As usual, a fantastic video with great tips to be more fluent in our speech. Keep up the good work! It is greatly appreciated! 🙏🏼 I understand "assimilation" and I am conscious of it and able to"use" it while I am reading in English for example. But when I speak to people I forget about it 😳 and fall back to trying to pronounce every sound. 😂 Do you have any tips on how to practise in order to use "assimilation" more naturally? Thanks again and best regards from 🇲🇽.
Hi, Emma :) Thank you for the lesson! It's very interesting how we can change sounds in connected speech. Also I'd love to buy the same Christmas mug and use every day. I love winter holiday! 😊
Emma, I love your pronunciation! And you are actually a great teacher! Listening to your videos I find the answers I have always needed to understand what it means to speak like a native. I
Hello, I'm Eduardo Lemos from Portugal, I'm 48 years old and I believe I still have time to get a good level of English, although I already have some solid foundations
Thanks Emma for the awesome lesson! Clearly structured and solved a lot of my confusion. Regarding the Christmas mug, this is the first time that I know there is such a special type of mug exclusively for Christmas 😂
Hi. I’ve been living in Germany last 13 years. I used to speak with British accent. But nowadays because of my daily work, I have to speak German. And therefore, I’m forgetting my English accent. I found your page in RU-vid. Thanks. It is very nice and informative. I started to work on my pronunciation. There are two main online English translation & pronunciation sources. Cambridge & Oxford. In spite of both of these claim they use modern RP English accents, pronunciations are different. Would you be so kind as to clarify this? Personally, I like Cambridge accent. I know that the first English language book was from Oxford university. Could it be Oxford uses “Conservative RP” English pronunciation? I would like to thank you beforehand. Once more, thank for informative English videos.
Classical Arabic is the first foreign language to Indonesians in general. Since little, Indonesians have been taught the phonetics of Classical Arabic. One of its language features taught is assimilation, which works just like English assimilation does. How /n/ becomes /m/ when it meets /b/ and how /n/ becomes /ŋ/ when it meets /k/, for example, are things which should not be felt strange to Indonesians. However, in practice, it is still felt strange to many Indonesians. So, when we speak English, none of us employs assimilation in our English pronunciation.
I have subscribed your channel because my heart is thrilled to see you. You are most beautiful teacher. I am from India, Pune ( Maharashtra) and I love you.
Hi,Perfect Teacher Emma, I am from Pakistan plz start to make videos on "How to speak fluent English" It's really helpful for a lot of people. Thanks Emma❤
