That's great Mohammod. I am trying to put all the lessons together to create a FREE online course, so make sure you have your notifications switched on, so that you know when it is launched ❤️ & 🕊
I'm really happy that it has helped you. Let me know if you need any extra help with your pronunciation and I may be able to make a video to help ❤️ & 🕊️
Great video👍✍..teacher I've heard lot of times native speakers saying (YoU KnOw what I mean ....bla bla bla) what does that mean ..is it mean Do YoU KnoW what I mean or what?would you like to do about fillers in next video?
Yes, brain, it's a filler, meaning - do you understand what I'm getting at? By saying this phrase you're checking that both you and your conversation partner know what you're talking about, so you don't have to explain further. Of course, it is sometimes over-used and some people say it at the end of every sentence when it has no meaning at all, except to fill the silence or to stimulate further conversation. Hop ehtis helps :)
Thank you teacher Liz we love you and the work that you do its very good .teacher pleeeeeeeeease do you have podcast in playstor and we can shadow your voice ?and I notice that your voice don't change its sounds verrrrrrrrrrry good the smile 🥰🥰🥰. And I would like to know if you have a podcast in playstor, you speak well and you are a very good teacher. Ihave a lot to say but I don't want to write a book here about you❣❣❣❣❣❣
And you are our teacher online on RU-vid. Living in a country where people don't speak english ,its very dificult. Soon I m going to search a job and my pronunciation is not very good, and I have with me audio books and BBC learning english, which one should I use to perfect my english speaking please what should I use the most. ?
Hi Youssef. Reading and listening at the same time is an excellent way of learning how words are spelt at the same time as their pronunciation. You will also pick up good sentence structures if you can memorise some of the phrases. The most important thing is that you are understood, so don't rush your learning. Little and often is the best way 😊
Yes, but it takes a long time. The best way is to read and listen at the same time. Try my storytelling videos here: ru-vid.com/group/PLe6nq1U9Qfay3idmRhkQb8Z09Gi1MuTZq
Hey Liz can you please make a video on how brits pronounce their d's at the END of words like just naturally, it's the specifics of the release of the 'd' consonant at the end of the words that I'm interested in. Please if you can read my comment please do consider. Thanks
@@EnglishwithLiz I hope it details exactly the differences between the plosives at the start of the word and plosives at the end. Because there is a difference, and brits as opposed to Americans always release the plosive at the end.
Hi i watched the new one. But you only spent a few seconds on the plosives at the end. Can you dive deeper into this a bit more. Because info on plosives at the end of words, just how brits pronounce them at the end of words are scarce, if non existent online. I would just like a bit more info on how you would enunciate the plosives at the end because they are different from the plosives at the start. Thanks
@@tahernabieh6096 Ah, OK. All lessons will soon be going on my website as a complete & FREE pronunciation course. As soon as it goes live, I will announce it on RU-vid. Many thanks for watching ❤ Love & 🕊 Peace
