Learn the SCHWA SOUND /ə/ the Most Common Sound in English

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ABOUT THE LESSON 📚
What's the schwa sound? This is actually the most common sound in English. It's an unstressed vowel sound, and often it sounds like /uh/. In order to speak clearly and naturally, It's important to know which words have the schwa sound and how to identify it. So let's practice your pronunciation to help improve your overall English fluency.
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@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

WARING: This lesson contains pronunciation activities. Therefore, you will need to speak. 😉 Did you enjoy the lesson? Did you practice speaking with the schwa sound? Let us know your thoughts! 💖

@truthispower2282 5 лет назад

Do you speak US accent?

@sandranorman4343 Год назад

afraid only has one f

@DonnieChoi Год назад

"Afraid" only has one F. I am loving all your videos.

@vocabjourney23 Год назад

The best schwa sound lesson I’ve ever come across, hands down!

@InteractiveEng Год назад

Glad to hear that! Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

@Bexsi4986 Год назад

100% agree! I As an EFL teacher, I always dreaded teaching the shwa sound. All of his lessons are very clear and easy to understand for students.

@leovlogs6212 11 месяцев назад

Hope to improve my skills when it comes English language. newbie here and wanted to start your videos from the beginning.

@berenicermz3396 7 месяцев назад

Same 🫶🏼

@guillermozuluagagiraldo1151 2 месяца назад

Buenas noches, desde Manizales. Está lloviendo a cántaros

@taherelsayed1865 Год назад

Thank you for the explanation, it was very good.

@InteractiveEng Год назад

Glad the lesson was helpful. Thanks for your comment. 😊

@andresmelendez5972 4 года назад

Mr. Wes I can't thank you enough, for all you do with your lessons!

@InteractiveEng 4 года назад

My pleasure! Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 😊

@luhas1luhas158 Год назад

Your pronunciation is so clear.

@InteractiveEng Год назад

I appreciate it. Thanks for checking out the lesson. 😊

@mrs.powell-salmon7417 3 года назад

Loved this video. I was trying to figure how to reconcile accents which rarely make use of the schwa. For example, Jamaica's standard variety of English rarely differentiate between stressed and unstressed syllables. This helped a lot! thank you :)

@InteractiveEng 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful! 😃

@radheyshyambuswala8570 14 дней назад

I like the way of teaching

@InteractiveEng 13 дней назад

Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Thanks so much for your comment. 😊

@sousanunesaulasparticulare2878 3 года назад

Thanks for the class, it was simple, fast and really informative.

@InteractiveEng 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your comment. 😃

@ZA-hv3vc 2 года назад

Thanks for this clarification

@InteractiveEng 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful! 😃

@Mirador2 5 месяцев назад

Could you please explain the "Low back merger" (where /ɔ/ and maybe /ɒ/ become /ɑ/) and the "Weak vowel merger" (where unstressed /ɪ/ and maybe /ʊ/ become /ə/)? I'm learning to pronounce words in American English (in general), so I focus on the most standard/common pronunciations, but it's very difficult to know what they are, various dictionaries differ from each other and I think the main conflicts are based on these two mergers, the rest is usually consistent. So far my understanding is that in General American English (or Standard American English) people pronounce /ɑ/ instead of /ɔ/ (and they use /ɔ/ only in /ɔɪ/ and /ɔɹ/), and that /ɪ/ and /ʊ/ in unstressed syllables should be pronounced as /ə/, but I really don't know.

@anaarellano635 2 года назад

Gracias por el vídeo, apenas estoy iniciando, pero me encantó esta información porque me ayudó a entender un poco más el uso de este sonido.

@InteractiveEng 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed the lesson. 👍

@shumanashfak6690 3 года назад

Thank you so very much for amazingly well explained video. TC

@InteractiveEng 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for checking out the lesson. 👍

@csumacsuma4446 Год назад

Tq u sir giving useful lesson.

@InteractiveEng Год назад

Glad it was helpful. 😊

@CarlosEnrique84 3 года назад

Hi Wes! Great lesson! But I see you put the schwa for the word "difficult" in the second syllable, but the dictionary shows it at the third.

@InteractiveEng 3 года назад

I think it's a slight different between US and British English. In the US most would use the schwa in the second syllable. I think maybe in this lesson I forgot to put it in the 3rd syllable. 🤔

@nightcrawler8226 Год назад

How can I know when a word contains SCHWA sound? I think I'll need more of them.

@InteractiveEng Год назад

You would need to listen for that unstressed 'uh' sound. But if you look at the phonetics of individual words, you could probably pick it out. 👍

@thaielucas 3 года назад

I think it's reduce our foreign accent. I really like to learn it.

@InteractiveEng 3 года назад

Thanks for checking out the lesson. Glad you enjoyed it. 😊

@leticiac.lagunalaguna6652 4 года назад

Excelent job !! GREAT CLASS!!

@InteractiveEng 4 года назад

Glad you liked it! Thanks so much for your comment. 👍

@amatorsarkilar2815 5 лет назад

Thanks for everything

@InteractiveEng 5 лет назад

Glad you enjoyed the lesson & found it useful. Have a great day! 👍

@chelishearts7800 6 лет назад

Best video i’ve seen on the schwa sound. Well explained with great sense of humor 💯😆😆😆

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Thanks so much Chelis. I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson. Have a great weekend! 😃

@tricky_english Год назад

It is a huge mistake to say the schwa is always unstressed, it can be stressed. The other sounds can also be unstressed

@zdorovyeuspeh17 9 месяцев назад

Schwa is always un- stressed. That's why lingvists around the world show these vowels by this way in transcription.

@tricky_english 9 месяцев назад

@@zdorovyeuspeh17 I suggest you do your research 😂

@zdorovyeuspeh17 9 месяцев назад

@@tricky_english No, I did not. I just trust my lecturers in the University , while we were studying the English phonetic. The state paid some certain money to us, the students, the whole first year to understand how important this subject is - the English language's phonetic. I am not sure you are capable to understand this if you can insult other people work so easy.

@tricky_english 9 месяцев назад

@@zdorovyeuspeh17 Where and when did I insult? Don’t blame me for the things I didn’t. Not only should you study phonetics again but grammar rules as well. I don’t have time and energy to explain this to you. Good luck!

@bastayaafueraloscorruptos3415 3 года назад

A very good explanation. I learned a lot about the Schwa sound.

@adriannamariav 3 года назад

Finally, I got it. Unfortunately, I think the music in the video it’s very distracted. It was hard for me to focus and listen the pronunciation. Just a kind recommendation. Regards😊

@InteractiveEng 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Thanks for your comment. 😊

@samarfarah145 2 года назад

Love your way of explaining

@InteractiveEng 2 года назад

Thanks so much! So nice of you. 😃

@marysadeghi8829 5 лет назад

thanks

@InteractiveEng 5 лет назад

Glad you enjoyed the lesson Mary. Hope you have a nice day. 👍

@hevelen1771 2 года назад

I love Schwa

@InteractiveEng 2 года назад

Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

@calvinchristopher9046 3 года назад

Great video very helpful and interesting!

@InteractiveEng 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it. 😊

@Aerosmith77 5 лет назад

It was a short but useful lesson as usual. I hope you will make a bit longer lessons.

@dr.dipayandebnath6505 3 года назад

Nice 👌

@InteractiveEng 3 года назад

Thank you! Cheers! 😃

@dr.dipayandebnath6505 3 года назад

@@InteractiveEng Really good. I'm very satisfied with this lesson. Thank you for made this type of videos.

@fahimehamini9935 5 лет назад

It was exactly what I needed! !!! Thanks in advance 😊

@InteractiveEng 5 лет назад

Thanks so much for your comment. Glad you found the lesson useful. 😊

@Funny9588 6 лет назад

It was a very helpful video and for everyone whose English is the second language. It helped a lot.

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Thanks for commenting Carlos. Hope you have a great day! 👍

@dipanjandutta6894 3 года назад

very very informative, thanks a lot

@InteractiveEng 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful! 😃

@ahmedhabib727 7 лет назад

thanks , and good luck for your youtube channel good move !

@InteractiveEng 7 лет назад

Thanks a lot Ahmed! :)

@DoyouTV 2 года назад

Người đang cần gặp phải thứ cần

@InteractiveEng 2 года назад

Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

@nataliasoto371 6 лет назад

Schwa sound is so hard for me, but I get it a little more with your video...The practice continue.Could you make a podcast in the future? 😊 Thanks for all. Kind regards!

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Thanks for commenting Natalia. We're glad you learned a little more about the schwa. And we appreciate your suggestion. We've been talking about starting a podcast for some time now. But we're still trying to figure out the content. But we hope to start it later this year. Stay tuned. We'll be sure to let everyone know once we get it started. 😃

@dianehewitt1411 3 года назад

Great

@InteractiveEng 3 года назад

Thanks so much for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

@carmenmelchor-de1cy Год назад

❤

@InteractiveEng Год назад

Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

@sofyli3265 9 месяцев назад

2:03

@luftim Год назад

Worst F sound in english.. i am missing it so many times its insane. Any tips on how to find it easy? I know its an unstressed vowel allways so i can allways guess it, but its so hard on polysylabic words!!!!!! i hate it

@sofyli3265 9 месяцев назад

3:34 🤯

@im3883 5 лет назад

Tenga su like buen hombre, gracias por la lección.

@InteractiveEng 5 лет назад

Muchas gracias. Me alegre que disfurtas la lección. Que tenga un buen dia! 😊

@im3883 5 лет назад

@@InteractiveEng I really enjoy your videos, thanks. Have a nice day. ♡(*´ω｀*)/♡

@aseer280 7 лет назад

Great lesson very helpful

@InteractiveEng 7 лет назад

We're glad you enjoyed it! :)

@user-sv2iu6sh1o 5 лет назад

Thanks, understood 🤗🤗🤗

@InteractiveEng 5 лет назад

Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. Glad it was helpful. 😊

@pamzamora7905 4 года назад

I’ve learned a lot from this lesson, again I liked pronunciation lessons. Happy 4th🇺🇸

@InteractiveEng 4 года назад

Excellent! Glad the lesson was useful. 😃

@tezenglish4878 2 года назад

Useful

@InteractiveEng 2 года назад

Happy to hear that! 👍

@tezenglish4878 2 года назад

@@InteractiveEng it is my pleasure sir . I would be so grateful if you share and subscribe to my RU-vid channel sir!

@sofyli3265 9 месяцев назад

3:49 🤯🤯😵‍💫

@InteractiveEng 9 месяцев назад

Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

@dfxdfx5368 6 лет назад

Hi, I'm sorry, this has nothing to do with the topic of this tutorial, but since you guys seem so kind and helpful I chose one of the last videos about pronunciation for my question. Do you happen to know, by any chance, if there is a rule for the pronunciation of words which start with the letter "E"? I mean, how does one know when to pronounce the first sound as "I" as in the word "Egyptian"(for instance) or "ɛ" as in "exercise"? Thanks in advance for any help.

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Thanks for commenting! That's great question. When it comes to English, pronunciation and spelling have always had a peculiar relationship. If you're looking for a general rule, typically words that begin with E will have the short e [ɛ] when the 1st syllable is stressed like in "excercise" [EK-ser-sahyz]. When another syllable is stressed, then it often takes the /i/ sound like in "Egyptian" [ih-JIP-shuhn]. Other than that, I don't think there is much in the way of established rules for words that begin with E. 😀 👍

@dfxdfx5368 6 лет назад

Interactive English Thanks a lot, that is just what I've been looking for. Very much appreciated! So when you bump into a new word (there must not be so many, but it happens sometimes doesn't it?) starting with "e" you have to know where the stress falls on to pronounce it, right?

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Yes, that's correct. This is a good rule of thumb for words starting with E. There may be some exceptions (as is usually the case), but I can't think of any off the top of my head.

@dfxdfx5368 6 лет назад

Interactive English Thanks again, that's a golden piece of information.

@AshEnglish 5 лет назад

Is it British or American english

@afrikopportunites842 4 года назад

Thankx for yr explanation

@InteractiveEng 4 года назад

Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. Have a great day! 😃👍

@gonzauruguay100 6 лет назад

Oh wow! Was so useful! I always feel like I can't imitate natives speakers but now I know that I need improve my schwa sound to be better in that. Thanks a lot. 😁🖤🙌

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Hi Gonzalo. Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you found the lesson useful. Hope you have a great day! 🎉

@gonzauruguay100 6 лет назад

Interactive English Have a great day too!

@jotica58 5 лет назад

I am sure that through these videos we are going to be more capable and confident speaking English. I will catch later. See ya. I hope to dream tonight with the Schwa Sound. It was unforgettable.

@InteractiveEng 5 лет назад

Glad you enjoyed the lesson Julian. Yes, the schwa is such an important sound. Hope you have a great day! 😊

@hezekiahthompson6817 2 года назад

As a native English speaker learning how to teach English, this is surprisingly difficult for me to grasp because to me schwa sounds can vary depending on the word. The schwa in "together" does not sound the same as the schwa in "for". I'll grasp it eventually.

@InteractiveEng 2 года назад

Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

@indral5853 7 лет назад

on the example sentence, it's wrote what are you doing tonight but you saying what do you doing tonight. which one is right ??

@InteractiveEng 7 лет назад

Thanks for your comment! You bring up another great pronunciation point. In American English, there are several ways to pronounce the /t/ sound. One of those ways is called the "flap T," which sounds like a short /d/ sound. Some example words sometimes pronounced with the flap T include "letter" [leder] and "pretty" [pridee]. In the video, the correct sentence is "What are you doing tonight?" However, I pronounced the /t/ in "What" with the Flap T, so "What are you..." sound like [Whad-ar-yuh...]. I hope this helps! Perhaps in the future we'll do another video with all the different /t/ sound in American English. :)

@cananai2008 4 года назад

Thank you! Great job!

@InteractiveEng 4 года назад

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Have a wonderful day. 👍

@williamraysv 7 лет назад

wonderful videos!

@InteractiveEng 7 лет назад

We appreciate your kind words.

@atakanorgan3386 7 лет назад

I've been expecting you to establish a new RU-vid channel. Twitter and this, so good ☺️👏🏼👍🏼

@InteractiveEng 7 лет назад

We're glad you like them. We're also active on Facebook, Instagram, and Snapchat if you happen to use those as well.

@atakanorgan3386 7 лет назад

Interactive English I'm following immediately 😊👍🏼

@bintbiladi5100 4 года назад

Hi. Came from yesterday live lesson Thanks

@InteractiveEng 4 года назад

Thanks for checking out yesterday's lesson. Hope you find this lesson on the schwa sound useful. 👍

@thomasmoreagainstthemachin5871 6 лет назад

"pretty schwa sound is e hanging upside down" (from Pretty tied up, Guns n' Roses) :)

@barbarawitkowska4576 7 лет назад

you are great teatcher, greetings from Poland !!!!!

@InteractiveEng 7 лет назад

Thanks so much! 😊 I appreciate your comment. I'm also glad you found the lesson helpful. And we hope to visit your country some day. We've heard so many wonderful things.

@rajosarao1362 7 лет назад

good luck for your youtube channel

@InteractiveEng 7 лет назад

Thanks so much Rajo! :)

@everydayenglishaimanno4312 7 лет назад

Thank you for your efforts.

@InteractiveEng 7 лет назад

We're happy you enjoyed the lesson. In the future, we plan to put out more pronunciation lessons. It seems that a language skill many learners wish to improve. Have a great day! 😃

@everydayenglishaimanno4312 7 лет назад

Interactive English Have a great day too.

@samvilla9734 2 года назад

He said a bad word him: what the h e l l at start

@sayaman1593 4 года назад

What about words such as ; fun , bus , son , sun , word etc... which have a schwa since they have just one syllable ?

@sayaman1593 2 года назад

All of them have a Schwa , but the phonetic symbol is not ə in some dictionaries is an upside down V .

@Gene0723 7 лет назад

This is a great video.

@InteractiveEng 7 лет назад

Thanks so much! We appreciate your comment. And we're glad you found the lesson helpful. 😃

@oregonstateintheusa9970 3 года назад

Hello there, Could you please give me some more examples such as audio or text for SCHWA SOUND sound? I mean a link or something like that, I am grateful🙏

@oregonstateintheusa9970 3 года назад

Don’t you have any more lessons like this video?

@qadarlove295 6 лет назад

Woow great and useful video .

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Thanks so much Asmar! I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson and found it helpful. Have a great day! 🎉

@quemseria 5 лет назад

I'm watching again as I have a lot of time... lol,,,, I know an older lady that speaks word by word and even so she does the schwa sound ...such as Alana...meaning Atlanta!!!!lol

@InteractiveEng 5 лет назад

LOL...Thanks for commenting & sharing with us. Small world....I grew up in Atlanta and still have family there. 😃👍

@jonathan6238 2 года назад

ajudou demais

@thomasmoreagainstthemachin5871 6 лет назад

When I was young I LOVED PHONETIC SYMBOLS.

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Nice. Thanks for commenting & sharing with us. Have a great day! 😊

@adiianam5347 2 года назад

Nic

@InteractiveEng 2 года назад

Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

@jubsology Год назад

The spelling of Afraid was wrong.

@InteractiveEng Год назад

Yeah, I caught that too late. 🤷‍♂️

@cathgabutan3457 3 года назад

Can Ask a question what are the kinds of schwa sound?

@anaandrada402 6 лет назад

thanks a lot!!!

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Hi Anabel. Thanks for your comment. Glad you enjoyed the lesson. Have a wonderful day! 😃

@anaandrada402 6 лет назад

Interactive English anytime!😀

@ehabehab1094 5 лет назад

Good job waist

@InteractiveEng 5 лет назад

Hi Ehab. Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. Glad you found it helpful. Have a great Tuesday! 😊

@EnglishwithJoe 5 лет назад

Schwa is the most common sound in English, yet most native speakers dont know they use it :)

@InteractiveEng 5 лет назад

Very true. Thanks for commenting & have a great day! 👍

@denniswong5527 6 лет назад

Can I drop the schwa sound while speaking a bit faster? Coz sometimes I don't hear the schwa sound in words.

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Thanks for your comment. By and large, the unstressed schwa sound has an /uh/ sound. However, at times the sound is omitted altogether. For example, the word CHOCOLATE. The CO in the 2nd syllable is our unstressed schwa. But in conversational English, it's completely omitted. 😊👍

@denniswong5527 6 лет назад

@@InteractiveEng thank you

@barbarawitkowska4576 7 лет назад

pls come to Poland, Americans are friendly people,

@blackbrown700140 5 лет назад

?is there different between USA or UK

@InteractiveEng 5 лет назад

Yes there is but it depends on the words. In the future, we're hoping to do a collaboration on the differences between US and UK pronunciation. 😊

@tvbrbrasil4743 4 года назад

Banana is brazilian word and the americans adapted from wrong way. The original pronunce (brazilian) is banana (banãnã). However, in the US doesn't exist the "ã" sound (nasal vowel). Therefore, americans speaks something like "B'nana"

@mariselalopez55 4 года назад

Never noticed the schwa til now

@InteractiveEng 4 года назад

Hi Mari. Thanks for checking out the lesson. 😊

@fl5408 3 года назад

Is this for kids

@manuelmesa2805 6 лет назад

2018 i gonna watch all ur videos

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Excellent. Thanks so much for your comment Manuel. We're glad you enjoy our lessons. Hope you have a nice day. 😊

@anyangthiep8802 2 года назад

Would you like a cup of tea?

@longjamranjit1682 3 года назад

👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️

@InteractiveEng 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed the lesson & found it useful. 😊

@rosavalencia6960 2 года назад

Affraid? Double f?

@InteractiveEng 2 года назад

There's only one F. That was a typo. 😳

@tartarbarkbark2399 2 года назад

Ə ə ə eaaaaaasy

@InteractiveEng 2 года назад

Thanks for commenting & checking out the lesson. 👍

@_oli_4 6 лет назад

5:06 "Affraid" is the obsolete spelling of "afraid".

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Good eye! You're absolutely right. This was an unfortunate typo. Thanks for the heads up! 😃 👍

@rizwanfaruqi2704 3 года назад

Would you care for acupuncture of tea.

@user-vr4ln3vv3i 2 года назад

🕊🙏🙏🙏🙏

@camilo.decaro 6 лет назад

I still wonder why Merriam-Webster's Dictionary uses the schwa indiscriminately

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Thanks so much for your comment. And that's a great question which we may never know the answer. Hope you have a nice weekend. 😃👍

@swambobby1716 6 лет назад

This guy looks like Rachel from Rachel's English !!lol

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Nah...she's much more attractive than this guy. 😅

@leandroyepez5490 6 лет назад

Please, Go deeper on this...🙏

@InteractiveEng 6 лет назад

Thanks for commenting Leandro. There's a lot of information about the schwa sound. We may do a more comprehensive lesson later on. 👍

@evermorevictorious2742 3 года назад

Please stop the disturbing background music!

@tvbrbrasil4743 4 года назад

I don't know why americans to do this...I'm brazilian and I'm learning english. I dislike "Schwa sound" because in my tongue (portuguese) the words are pronnunced, so I can't undertand as americans can to "kill" the words, vowels, consonants and etc...the English language is not phonetic unlike the Latin languages

@thegreatestfortniteplayer 3 месяца назад

Why does this happen? Is it because English speakers are lazy?

@alexanderpadalka5708 5 лет назад

🗽

@InteractiveEng 5 лет назад

😃👍

@jyotimoyborah1507 2 года назад

Ошо в приложении высылаю тебе фото высылаю тебе список документов необходимых для заключения договора с уважением Елена тел для связи и хорошего

@gracielaisabelmuller3582 2 года назад

Como puede un supuesto profesor enseñar inglés hablando inglés?? No te parece que algo no encaja ?? Si yo quiero aprender hablar inglés debes hablar y explicar en la otra lengua del país que quiere aprender ....