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Thanks a lot. I and my daughter love watching your videos . Could you make videos about essential English in use? We are fond of listening your accent and your funny teaching way.
14:39 this bit has been really great for helping my family pronounce my Russian friend's name correctly. He's called Zhenya (Женя) and the Ж character doesn't have a direct equivalent in the Latin alphabet, but it's pronounced as a kind of soft j. My mum finally got it right yesterday
J is the first letter in my name too 🤩. Some English speakers struggle pronouncing my name so some of them call me Xavier (and I love it) and others just call me Jay (and I love that too 🤣). In France if I ask someone to spell my name they would often write Ravier so the X takes its place in France too 🤣. I'm Javier from Argentina and I love your channel 💖
Thank you James, I have a question the part of the English I don’t like is you learn to do schawa the soft vowels but when you try to put one vowel in a word is difficult to go the way to pronounce in a word you mess up complete
Hello sir..how r u...i am from India.u r my best tutor...Have u written any books related to phonetic sir..if u have means please inform me ...i would like to buy sir...I like to teach to my students ....Thank u sir...love u lots....
Hi James , is it natural for some people to pronounce a soft Jh (not ch) - would that make it incorrect? I’m working with a French girl at work, and we were talking about it, a slight (jh) is OK surely?