I‘m Japanese and have stared learning pronunciation. It is too difficult for me to say correct pronunciation, but I feel I like I can do it if I watch your lesson videos. I love your lesson! Thank you for sharing! I’m going to keep trying!
my teacher you were very wenderful in this vdeo. I'm algerian and the correct prononciation of R and L was a problem for me, but now after seeing this video with the mouvement of your tong and jaw i have inderstood the topic, and had only to practice and do somme exercise for my tongue end jaw, so thank you very much for this wenderful performence
I’m very happy that the video was helpful for you! R and L sounds can be tricky but after lots or practice they become easier to hear and produce differently. Thanks for watching and have a great day!
Thank you James, you are my most favorite English Pronunciation Teacher. In regarding to the test question: the answer for Q1 is "really", Q2 is "left"
Reads and left that you pronounced is wrong. Your lessons about pronunciation are really effective and now I am trying to practice nearly every day. Thank you so much for your time and effort. I am SZ from Myanmar.
Even I can speak just bit of english but my pronunciation is almost perfect. Then for me the most important to do to lean conjugaison and grammar and of course listening lot for a better understanding. For this way Your lessons are important to be able to differentiate between sounds. Thanks for your efforts.
I've taught many Vietnamese students in Ho Chi Minh City and usually they don't have a big problem with the L and R sounds. Chinese and Japanese students usually find them very difficult however.
you are the best ☺️ have a nice day 😗 and I will be smart 😘😎 you are my favourite teacher to watch you are not rich but you are my favourite teacher ☺️ and I think pronuciation is hard
How should we read the same sounds coming together? For example, will bill or do we separate them by syllables? because when they are said it sounds too strange to be understood.
I don't know English, I'm trying to learn these double consonants. I've always wondered how to pronounce them because they come together. In Turkish, they are divided into syllables.