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R-Сolored Vowel Sounds Overview - American English Pronunciation 

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@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 2 года назад
🎉Great news!🎉 Our brand new Sounds American website is up and running!🚀🎊 There's lots of content on pronunciation.🤓 Check it out: soundsamerican.net/
@selenemoreno2906
@selenemoreno2906 2 года назад
Thanks for sharing.
@mostafafadel2735
@mostafafadel2735 Год назад
i can't believe that , these videos are free . Thank you so much .
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican Год назад
Yeah, we can't believe it either 😉
@travelbonne4872
@travelbonne4872 3 года назад
There is no words to express my gratitude for your videos.They are incredibly helpful. The quality of those videos are amazing, you should be really proud of the results. ❤️
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
Glad you like them!
@abdelhaykabani8264
@abdelhaykabani8264 2 года назад
I'm so glad and grateful that there is such quality of phonic teaching video as free.Thank you very much sir❤
@israelvelasco6158
@israelvelasco6158 3 года назад
This is also applied in Canadian and Irish English, both the Republic and Northern Ireland.
@rafaellourencorosa
@rafaellourencorosa 6 лет назад
I'm always impressed by the quality of the diagrams. I can´t get enough of watching them. Congrats and thanks for the neat work! (Is it "neat work" or "neat job"?)
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Rafael , We love them too :), so you'll see more of them :). It's "neat work." 👋
@omarsistos
@omarsistos 3 года назад
Thanks to your videos, I have greatly improved my pronounciation and also my understanding people speaking around me. I keep watching your videos, learning and improving my pronounciation.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
That's great! Very glad to hear this!👋
@audiblewilcox9085
@audiblewilcox9085 21 день назад
wow.. thank you soo much...wow...this really really helped....it just didnt feel right the way I was saying my "r"s still I saw this and wow.. it almost feels like a relief... thank you so much. The best American accent teacher!
@npl6801
@npl6801 5 месяцев назад
Your channel is a goldmine. Thank you. It helps a lot in my classes.
@gersonperoza3524
@gersonperoza3524 3 года назад
I like it. I'm learning english like language. I polish up everyday. Thanks a million for helping us.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
That's great. You're welcome!
@quinngong547
@quinngong547 4 года назад
This channel has the best videos to help your pronunciation.
@stevew2250
@stevew2250 4 года назад
the best pronunciation teacher on this planet. Do you have any private class, more than happy to join? It is just awesome.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 4 года назад
Hello there! Yes, we do, but they are not inexpensive. If you want, you can send us a request at team at soundsamerican dot net or contact our speech-language pathologist directly (darren@packardcommunications.com). Here's our post with his info: ru-vid.comUgz0Tjb_4jWofX9-hOh4AaABCQ (When contacting Darren, please, mention that you've been provided with this information on our RU-vid channel.)
@dominicmontejo4524
@dominicmontejo4524 6 лет назад
You are a great Teacher. Thanks so. Much. God bless you!👏
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Domingo Montejo Thank you :).
@hibbertjahlil4512
@hibbertjahlil4512 5 лет назад
Merry Christmas, Professor. I am appreciative of your help!
@WalgreensIsBetterThanCVS
@WalgreensIsBetterThanCVS 3 года назад
My favorite R-colored vowels: ɚ and ɝ
@danielamurphy8560
@danielamurphy8560 2 года назад
I help Ukrainian English learners with their pronunciation and this is such a wonderful resource! Thank you so much!
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 2 года назад
Thank YOU! Please let us know if you have any questions and say hi to your students from all of us at Sounds American! Слава Україні! 🇺🇦
@patrykrak8905
@patrykrak8905 Год назад
Your video is phenomenal. Thank you so much. Greetings from Poland :)
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican Год назад
Thanks! Greetings from Oregon 😁
@lucassolano3104
@lucassolano3104 6 лет назад
I love it! I'm looking forward to watching the upcoming video! Thanks!
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Lucas Daniel , great! Soon, stay tuned! 😀👋
@soniamahecha8707
@soniamahecha8707 3 года назад
it is a marvelous channel. I have learnt a lot washing your video. I haven't found another channel similar
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
Wow, thank you!
@mostafaahmadi4998
@mostafaahmadi4998 4 года назад
I love the animations and the diagrams. Impressive work. Thanks a lot.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 4 года назад
Glad you like them!
@cecile3633
@cecile3633 4 года назад
I am so admirative by this video, a real gold mine, priceless help for people like me !
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 4 года назад
Glad to hear that!
@minhdungle8131
@minhdungle8131 5 лет назад
It is an awesome lesson. I am very grateful for your lessons
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
+Dũng Lê You're welcome! Glad you liked it!👋
@ubuenglish
@ubuenglish 6 лет назад
Who are you guys? This is one of the best, most comprehensive, and useful presentations of American English pronunciation I've ever seen. But I can't find any information about your company. The video shows this great record and compare tool but where is it? I'm an ESL teacher and this is something I've been looking for, and cobbled together, but here it is, all in one place.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Ubu English Glad to hear you liked our channel! We love having teachers in our community. We hope our videos can become a helpful tool for you. The "record and compare" tool that you mentioned is our own app. We haven't released it to the public yet, but we hope to do it soon. We'll announce the release on this channel. BTW, where do your students come from? We mean, their first language? If you have any suggestions for the new content on our channel, let us know. Stay in touch! 👋
@ubuenglish
@ubuenglish 6 лет назад
I'm presently working with a Bengali student, but I've had students from all over. I've been looking for contrastive analysis studies that could help pinpoint the differences in phonetic sets, and I'm currently developing one with my Bengali student. The app looks great, and the presentation is clear and targets the vocal, muscular and cognitive aspects of speech, all at the same time, which I think is what it takes to learn. I'm sure I'll have some ideas. ubuenglish.com
@mrasif2376
@mrasif2376 6 лет назад
Greeaaaaat video thaaaaannkks alooooot . Plz make n send all r colored videos as you showed. I love your videos
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Mr Asif, 😀 Yes, stay tuned!
@mekdesdemeke4697
@mekdesdemeke4697 3 года назад
Thanks 🙏
@高博-n9n
@高博-n9n 6 лет назад
It’s drop dead professional, ladies and gentlemen
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Mike Gauvoronsky, glad you like it :).
@reginebelano7429
@reginebelano7429 4 года назад
Hello! I enjoy watching your video. But I just noticed that I don't see any of "pure, cure, sure, and so on" in R-colored vowels in this video. These words are also R- colored vowels, right?
@mekdesdemeke4697
@mekdesdemeke4697 3 года назад
Thanks 🙏 so much
@eeros9662
@eeros9662 3 года назад
BIG thumbs up to you sir !
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
Thank you kindly. :)
@hibbertjahlil4512
@hibbertjahlil4512 5 лет назад
Happy new year!
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
Thank you! Happy holidays! 🎄
@aurthanesbit7408
@aurthanesbit7408 5 лет назад
Thanks 😃
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
np! Let us know if you have any questions!
@aurthanesbit7408
@aurthanesbit7408 5 лет назад
@@SoundsAmerican I don't have any question. 😃💖🎉
@noelleonrovira2074
@noelleonrovira2074 6 лет назад
Thank you very much for your excellent videos. This is the best help I have found for learning the r-colored sounds. Perhaps one additional feature could be yet more helpful: If it were possible to get access to the recording patterns of the users for comparing them with yours? Thank you very much in advance for your kind attention. Noel Leon
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Noel León Rovira You're welcome, glad that our videos are helpful! When you say "the recording patterns", what exactly do you mean?
@sriratdecha8809
@sriratdecha8809 4 года назад
Thank​ you!
@leonidreshodko
@leonidreshodko 6 лет назад
Thank you very much for perfect video about R-colored diphthong /ir/. It is my hope to see the video about other three diphthongs . Thank you.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Leonid Reshodko, glad you liked it! Yes, coming soon! Stay tuned! 😀👋
@ismu_83
@ismu_83 4 года назад
The first thing is that I am excited to have found this channel and I thank you very much, on the other hand, on this subject it is not clear to me the difference in how they are pronounced in American and British English, that is, you comment that many people do not pronounce them good but ... how can they be pronounced wrong, if it is only to add the r sound to the vowel sound, excuse my ignorance on this
@hafidboudar2166
@hafidboudar2166 5 лет назад
thank you sir your Chanel had help me a lot i watch every one of your videos dozen of times a year ago it really help practice those sound now i have a good pronunciation thank to you . people comment about how my English is good =) thank just one note if you can add sentence exercise it will be great you know like those tongue twisting thanks
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
+hafid boudar Thank you for sharing this! We're glad to hear that our videos have been helpful and your pronunciation have improved! Yes, we plan to make such videos as you suggested, stay tuned!
@zippityb
@zippityb 5 месяцев назад
Hey guys, I'm leaving a message here because I don't know where else to leave it! I have two questions; one have you heard of the color vowel method for American English pronunciation? I think it's pretty interesting. and two, do you keep statistics about which pronunciations for American vowels are more common for the most popular American English words (on your website)? I think I saw you post about that before. I was thinking about linking those statistics to the color vowel system (corresponding colors). Cheers!
@akira18181
@akira18181 6 лет назад
Thank you! I'm still waiting for the application, would buy it instantly.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+akira18181 , you're welcome! Great :). We're working hard on it, as soon as our engineering team gives it a green light, we'll publish. Stay tuned!👋
@Kannadalyricalsongs507
@Kannadalyricalsongs507 6 лет назад
Your videos are so helpful. Thanks so much for everything that you are doing there to help us. 😊🙏
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+SHWETA HANAGANDI , glad you like them! 😉👋
@Kannadalyricalsongs507
@Kannadalyricalsongs507 6 лет назад
Sounds American I LOVE 'em. 😊 and by the way can I ask you some questions that I have?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+SHWETA HANAGANDI , depends on the questions 😀. Just kidding. Of course, go ahead, ask them!
@Kannadalyricalsongs507
@Kannadalyricalsongs507 6 лет назад
Sounds American Okay I am gonna ask, on placing adverbs, so my question is, 1. Apparently, she is in trouble. (so here why do you choose to put this adverb at the beginning? 2. She is in trouble, apparently. (so here why do you choose to put this adverb at the end? 3. She is apparently in trouble. (so here why in the middle? 4. She apparently is in trouble. (so here why after SHE or before IS? well, why I am asking you this is because I think these four sentences are different, a little. I mean there is something that you feel before you choose an adverb to add to a sentence that you are gonna say. So you, as a native speaker, tell me what do you feel when you put an adverb at the beginning, at the end, in the middle, and after a pronoun? and I know there is something that you feel.
@Kannadalyricalsongs507
@Kannadalyricalsongs507 6 лет назад
Sounds American Please! 😊🙏 would you answer my question on placing adverbs?
@ilyabaryshev2295
@ilyabaryshev2295 6 лет назад
Hello. Thank you for video. But could you explain some inconsistency in logic. 1. Why does /ʊr/ as in "cure", "pure" or "secure" not fit into this category? All American dictionaries have phonetic transcriptions without dividing this sound into separate syllables. 2. Why doesn't /ær/ as in "comparison" fit into this category? American Heritage: (kəm-părʹĭ-sən); Random House Webster's Unabridged: /keuhm par"euh seuhn/. 3. What about /aʊr/ as in "power" or "hour", /ɛɪr/ as in "layer", /ɔɪr/ as in "lawyer", and /oʊr/ as in "lower"? Dictionaries such as Merriam-Webster and New Oxford American give following transcriptions: \ˈpau̇(-ə)r\, [ˈpou(-ə)r], [ˈlou(ə)r]. So if we are dropping schwa should we assume /r/ as syllabic /r/ [ˈpʰaʊ.ɹ̩̩]? 4. Does it correct to use IPA symbol "˞" like tail in /ɚ/ or /ɝ/ instead of /r/ to represent R-colored vowels? For me /ɪ˞/, /ɛ˞/, /ɑ˞/, /ɔ˞/, /aɪ˞/ (and maybe /ʊ˞/, /aʊ˞/, /ɛɪ˞/, /ɔɪ˞/, /oʊ˞/) look more logical and easier to distinguish.
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
1. cure KYOOR KYUHR* pure PYOOR PYUHR* secure see-KYOOR see-KYUHR 2. comparison kuhm-PAY-ris-uhn 3. power PAHW-ʷuhr hour AHWR layer LAY-ʸuhr lawyer LOHY-ʸuhr* lower LOH-ʷuhr 4. There are NO R-colored vowels in rhotic accents
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
first-furst as in cup fever - fee-vur as in cup fear - deer as in green fare - fAr as in gray far - for as in bronze for - fOr as in rose (stressed) fire - fIr as in white
@twilisht
@twilisht 6 лет назад
Thanks for the video! :) One question about that comment at the end --- does that l-l-l-l sound represent the dark 'L' sound?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+ED, You're welcome! That was just a screenshot of a comment. Meida meant just a regular /l/ sound and wanted to show how to lengthen it :). 😀
@aaff8575
@aaff8575 3 года назад
What about the /ʊr/ combination in words like "Pure /pjʊr/" and "Sure /ʃʊr/" Does it count as R-Colored? By the way... I love your channel.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
The /ʊr/ sound is used in the US, but we don't believe it's used in General American English. For example, we pronounce the words "sure" and "poor" as /ʃɝ/ and /pɔr/, but you may hear some people saying them with the /ʊr/ sound. The word "tour" or "pure" is /tu·ɚ/ (two syllables) and "pure" is pronounced as /pjɝ/. Check out this post where we talk about the pronunciation of the 'URE' combination: ru-vid.com/show-UC-MSYk9R94F3TMuKAnQ7dDgcommunity?lb=UgzznOErPV0t7_jAQRd4AaABCQ
@aaff8575
@aaff8575 3 года назад
@@SoundsAmerican thank you very much for the clarification. And yes, it's true, I've heard some American people use the /ʊr/ sound, that's why I was asking (I thought it was the usual). Again, I love the channel... I have learned a lot 💕.
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
pure PYOOR or PYUHR sure SHUHR
@luismanuelg.b9470
@luismanuelg.b9470 6 лет назад
Thanks bro ! keep up the good work God bless you .
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Luis Manuel Baez , glad you like this video too :). 😀👋
@1DENich1
@1DENich1 4 года назад
Great video! Nice "colors" :-)
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 4 года назад
😉🖖
@simonetruscott7917
@simonetruscott7917 4 года назад
Divulge hebdomad he HD hew be just got good for ice
@simonetruscott7917
@simonetruscott7917 4 года назад
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@simonetruscott7917
@simonetruscott7917 4 года назад
@@SoundsAmerican people
@CanadaYuHannah
@CanadaYuHannah 7 месяцев назад
How about “sure”? Do we have /ur/ sound?
@naomipatricia4573
@naomipatricia4573 4 месяца назад
A lot people pronounce a bunched up r and not the retroflex r. Any chance you could make a video showing the r colored vowel with the bunched up r?
@OnlyyouUulover
@OnlyyouUulover 6 лет назад
love your channel
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Phongsakorn Jamjumrus, 😀👋
@mohamed-sallam
@mohamed-sallam 6 лет назад
We are waiting for this fantastic app 😃
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+التقني The Technical, 👍working hard on it!😀👋
@linking932
@linking932 6 лет назад
What do you mean by sharing it with our pets? haha by the way, I thought ɝ and ɛr were the same things, always learning new things with your videos (:
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+linking932, we're sure that pets would like to work on their accents too! 😉😂
@charliebee2028
@charliebee2028 5 лет назад
thnx
@queenieyu970
@queenieyu970 5 лет назад
Thanks for the quality videos, they are really good, so I have come back time by time! I wonder : 2,400/10,000 is about a quarter , in this sentence "mispronounce every fourth word " can I say every four word / every four words?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
+ Queenie Yu "fourth" is better, it's an ordinal number.
@Randomnomad2024
@Randomnomad2024 5 лет назад
love this video!
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
+Christopher Li Glad you liked it!👋
@boshen3558
@boshen3558 3 года назад
I noticed something while I was mimicking you in reading comments in this video(your voice are clear and accent is great!). When you say "pronounce" , you stress the second syllable really lightly compared with the pronunciation in dictionary such as merriam-webster, or google pronunciation. I don't know how is that difference happen?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
The way words are pronounced in dictionaries can be different from how they are pronounced in real life. In dictionaries, words are enunciated which doesn't usually happen in conversation. That may be the reason for the difference you noticed.
@boshen3558
@boshen3558 3 года назад
Not only do I have foreign accent but "dictionary" accent as well...Thanks to dictionary.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
Don't worry about that! As long as you're understood, your "dictionary" accent is fine. 👋
@Klowdless
@Klowdless 3 года назад
I'm looking for help with the three sounds that the affix -ed can make.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
Do you need help with the rules?
@yikaichen8332
@yikaichen8332 3 года назад
👍
@evavaniamaia
@evavaniamaia 6 лет назад
I love your videos, send me more and more.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Eva Vânia Maia , we try to publish new videos regularly, so please subscribe to our channel and make sure you receive notifications. Stay tuned!😀👋
@mardbenzmura1446
@mardbenzmura1446 6 лет назад
pls talk 'bout ju sound like in fuse fjuːz and when the S is Z in the third person he\sh\it like in says pronounced sayz or iz like in brace breɪsɪz I have noticed that some verbs ain't just S are there any rules? it would be cool if you made videos about these things
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Mark Morgan , yes, we have such video on our plan. Thank you for your suggestion!
@mayadev1338
@mayadev1338 4 года назад
Great
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 4 года назад
😊👋
@josemiguelfloresbaldera8099
@josemiguelfloresbaldera8099 6 лет назад
Hi there... Sounds American... As usual, your videos are amazing and very complete. However, I have a doubt... The diphthong /au/ as in house can be an R-colored diphthong in the words *flower*, *our*, etc.?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+José Miguel Flores Baldera , hello there! Great question! It's not an r-colored diphthong, but a combination of a diphthong /aʊ/ and an r-colored vowel /ɚ/. Take a look: "flower" /ˈflɑʊ·ɚ/ "our" /ˈaʊ·ɚ/, "tower" /ˈtɑʊ·ɚ/, etc. Hope it helps, let us know if you have any other questions!
@manasbehera7409
@manasbehera7409 6 лет назад
Heya, do you have any course. I like your videos so much. It's not like that I saw a video on English phonemics for first time. I am following all individuals in RU-vid and I like your videos a lot. But you have not uploaded all category videos, only few are available.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Manas Behera Glad you like our videos. What do you mean only a few videos are available? We have published about 60 videos, it's plenty :). Anyway, more are coming, stay tuned!
@manasbehera7409
@manasbehera7409 6 лет назад
@@SoundsAmerican yes, its plenty still its not covering all areas as I need to watch other videos. Still it's take time to make good videos. I was struggling with R sound. Your videos helped me to master it. Thanks a lot.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Manas Behera What else do you want to work on?
@manasbehera7409
@manasbehera7409 6 лет назад
@@SoundsAmerican reduction, intonation, stress, phrase, idioms. Still stress is more important for me now.
@vinciwang9703
@vinciwang9703 3 года назад
what's the difference between /r/ and /ɚ/? it seems that they are the same, including tongue position/lip and so on
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
The /r/ is a consonant, but /ɚ/ is an R-Colored vowel. That's about it!
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
There are NO R-colored vowel sounds in GA English
@hangnguyen1969
@hangnguyen1969 3 года назад
👍🏻
@ingalingua8574
@ingalingua8574 2 года назад
Hi there! :) With the help of your marvelous videos I'm trying to sort out all the sounds and their categories. I'm wondering: if there are 5 diphtongs (I chose to believe there're 5 insted of 3, because if you don't choose here you'll drive yourself crazy, lol) such as /eɪ/, /oʊ/, /aʊ/, /aɪ/, /ɔɪ/-can we say there are actually plus 4 that are R-colored diphtongs in American English? So, 9 in total. Thank you for your answer in advance :)
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 2 года назад
Yes, that's correct if you consider the /eɪ/ and /oʊ/ to be diphthongs. By the way, we have a playlist for diphthongs and a separate one for the R-Colored vowels: ru-vid.com/group/PLYJV5Moz9cfxq8vOGW5ru42qEdyYaXzY9 ru-vid.com/group/PLYJV5Moz9cfymC5YbeHTY7fNcarXYc7z- If you open them on your computer, check out the descriptions that we made for them - we added the lists of the vowels that may help with the classification and will keep you from going crazy. 😋
@ingalingua8574
@ingalingua8574 2 года назад
@@SoundsAmerican ☺️🌈
@MB-ts8oq
@MB-ts8oq 4 года назад
I am confused! Diphthong is "a vowel sound in which the tongue changes position to produce the sound of two vowels". The letter R is a consonant. How does a vowel sound + R (/ ɪr /, /ɛr/, /ɑr/ and /ɔr/) make a diphthong?
@sunnyghost1128
@sunnyghost1128 4 года назад
The letter R is a so-called semivowel in English.
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
There are NO R-colored vowel sounds in GA English. There are only 12 vowel sounds in GA English
@KeymerGoitia
@KeymerGoitia 3 месяца назад
Greetings. If a triphthong is the union of three vocal sounds together because in American English the word "fire" has a triphthong? If your phonetic symbols are /faɪr/ and there are only two vocal sounds together? And also, if a diphthong is the union of two vocal sounds together because the union of phonemes /ɪr/ is a diphthong? If there is only one vocal sound, the /r/ is the sound of a consonant. You don’t understand its logic. Thank you very much!
@indiainsight1206
@indiainsight1206 4 года назад
Hello Sounds American team, question after long time! Just now I came across with the pronouncing pattern of the word "sure" and I get /ʃʊr/ in Cambridge Dictionary. So, the question is, is there another R coloured vowel sound /ʊr/ apart from the 7 you taught?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 4 года назад
No, there isn't. At least we don't think there is :). In American English, sure is pronounced as /ʃɝ/.
@indiainsight1206
@indiainsight1206 4 года назад
@@SoundsAmerican Thank you for your reply and clarification😊
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 4 года назад
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@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
There are NO R-colored sounds in GA English. According to the rule the word ‘sure’ should be transcribed /shoor/ oo as in food but it is usually pronounced with the schwa /shuhr/
@hibbertjahlil4512
@hibbertjahlil4512 5 лет назад
Please make a video about /ʊr/, such as sure tour moor your.Thank you for your help!
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
There's no such r-colored vowel sound in American English. The vowel in words like "moor" and "your" is the /ɔr/ sound and we already have this video published on our channel: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZbDrxmP4_S4.html
@rukakoaye5368
@rukakoaye5368 6 лет назад
what sound/signe of IPA stands up for church??
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+LOVE ME , it's the /ɝ/ vowel sound, same as in the word "girl."
@kentanoma9017
@kentanoma9017 3 года назад
Can you make some long videos with practice?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
Thank you for your suggestion!
@김태섭-r4z
@김태섭-r4z 4 года назад
sir. Is there no other r-colored vowel? I think 'ur' have another sounds when it is stressed. for example capture has /ɚ/ sound ; but mature or curious has /ʊr/ sounds in a dictionary of Longman. it it false?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 4 года назад
We don't have the /ʊr/ sound in our accent. We know that it's used in the US, but we believe not in General American English. We pronounce the word "mature" with the /ɝ/ sound. Check out our post on this topic: ru-vid.comUgzznOErPV0t7_jAQRd4AaABCQ
@김태섭-r4z
@김태섭-r4z 4 года назад
@@SoundsAmerican but...I hear /ʊr/ in words of cure, pure, curious, furious, etc... when invisible y is included in vowel u, I think it is open vowel. I'm shocked.
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
According to the rule, the word mature should be muh-TOOR but in American English it is said muh-CHOOR or muh-CHUHR curious KYOO-ree-ʸuhs or KYUH-ree-ʸuhs
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
⁠​⁠@@김태섭-r4zcure KYOOR or KYUHR pure PYOOR or PYUHR curious KYOO-ree-ʸuhs or KYUH-ree-ʸuhs furious FYOO-ree-ʸuhs
@osamakhayata
@osamakhayata 5 лет назад
What about the R sound as in "Our"? Isn't it an R-colored vowel sound?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
It definitely is! The word "our" is pronounced with the /aʊ·/ diphthong and the /ɚ/ R-colored vowel: /'aʊ·ɚ/
@ayaahmedlabana2466
@ayaahmedlabana2466 6 лет назад
Thanks a lot for this great effort and I wish you could make a video about the dark "L" . I really found it difficult to recognize the difference between it and the light one another time #Thanks_alot
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Aya Ahmed , you're welcome! We plan to make the dark 'L' video in several weeks.
@nguyenDuong-nx3dw
@nguyenDuong-nx3dw 3 года назад
I realized 1 R-colored vowels is /ʊr/(example: sure, poor) but i dont find it on your list. Why?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
The /ʊr/ sound is used in the US, but we don't believe it's used in General American English. For example, we pronounce the words "sure" and "poor" as /ʃɝ/ and /pɔr/, but you may hear some people saying them with the /ʊr/ sound. Check out this post where we talk about the pronunciation of the 'URE' combination: ru-vid.com/show-UC-MSYk9R94F3TMuKAnQ7dDgcommunity?lb=UgzznOErPV0t7_jAQRd4AaABCQ
@nguyenDuong-nx3dw
@nguyenDuong-nx3dw 3 года назад
@@SoundsAmerican tks u so much ♥️
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
sure SHUHR * poor POHR
@neynazareno7603
@neynazareno7603 2 года назад
And the /ʊr/ saund?
@نورفاطمة-ي8ز
@نورفاطمة-ي8ز 3 месяца назад
thank you but I think the word fear should have i symbol not I in the phonetic transcription
@dotdot7911
@dotdot7911 2 года назад
is post vocalic r the same this as r colouring ? :(( i really dont get it anymore
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 2 года назад
Yes, if they are in the same syllable. The post vocalic 'r' is also known as the English rhotic consonant.
@dotdot7911
@dotdot7911 2 года назад
@@SoundsAmerican thank you very much !
@hibbertjahlil4512
@hibbertjahlil4512 5 лет назад
Could you tell me what difference between shore and sure? They sound the same!
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
+ Hibbert Jahlil The word "shore" is pronounced as /ʃɔr/ and the word "sure" is pronounced as /ʃɝ/, These words are pronounced with two different r-colored vowel sounds.
@hibbertjahlil4512
@hibbertjahlil4512 5 лет назад
@@SoundsAmerican I saw to different pronunciation in IPA for sure. The first is /ʃɝ/ and the second is/ ʃʊr/. I know how to pronounce the first one, but I don't know how to pronounce the second one. And the word your has three different pronunciation in Merriam Webster .\yər\ \ˈyu̇r\ \ˈyȯr\. I don't know how to pronounce the second-way \ˈyu̇r \. And for the word moor, the IPA and Merriam Webster are same.T hey are all \ˈmu̇r\,not /mɔr/.I'm so confused!Thank you for your help, Professor. Here are some video about /ʊr/ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6VyVNyau9f4.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-262ep4N6wTM.html
@Rokiotop900
@Rokiotop900 4 года назад
Wow, oh my god, I didn't know that, the "r" sound in American english was within the vowel.
@lankimlang7179
@lankimlang7179 3 года назад
You should also subtitle in Khmer to make it easier for me to study.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 3 года назад
We'd love to provide subtitles for all world languages but that's impossible. This video has subtitles in several languages, including English and Vietnamese, maybe those can help.
@yeningShi-s9n
@yeningShi-s9n 2 месяца назад
为什么只有/i/等单元、/ai/等双元音
@mandoo9453
@mandoo9453 3 года назад
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@jackwilliams5474
@jackwilliams5474 Год назад
I'm confused. I grew up in the US, so I'm probably ignorant, but how is this sound different from British English?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican Год назад
We're not experts in British pronunciation, but most British accents today are non-rhotic. A non-rhotic accent is an accent that typically drops the /r/ sound when it occurs after a vowel. To put it simple, there are no R-colored vowels in non-rhotic dialects.
@jackwilliams5474
@jackwilliams5474 Год назад
@@SoundsAmerican But what does r-colored mean? And how is this unique to America? Let me ask it differently. What would a non-r-colored, but still rhotic, accent sound like? I'm American as apple pie but I am not understanding what this color phenomenon is.
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
@@SoundsAmericanYOU’RE WRONG! There are NO R-colored vowel sounds in GA English. The Rr is ONLY a consonant in GA English. The Rr is both a vowel and a consonant in SSBE=British English.
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
@@jackwilliams5474YOU’RE RIGHT! There are NO R-colored vowel sounds in General American English.
@jackwilliams5474
@jackwilliams5474 7 месяцев назад
Can you give me some examples? I'm extremely confused now LOL (and I'm an American BTW).@@tricky_english
@bipulm4h
@bipulm4h 6 лет назад
Please make a video about "Dark L".
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Mehedi Hasan Bipul , hello there, haven't "seen" you for a long time! :). We will, in several weeks.
@bipulm4h
@bipulm4h 6 лет назад
Thank you Sounds American for your concern. I really appreciate it. I kind of feel like I'm over the basics and have mastered all the sounds of AmE. I focus more on practice and minute details of pronunciation like weak vowel merger, intonation and more. Also, I'm a junior and studying Engineering, so I'm very busy with my studies. But, anyway, thank you. P. S. I have noticed you don't use weak vowel merger in your pronunciation symbol, which, I think, is more common these days in General American, e. g. Victim, Eleven etc.
@bipulm4h
@bipulm4h 6 лет назад
Sounds American Speaking of victims, I would like to offer my prayers and condolences to the victims of the Florida school shooting. Be safe sounds american.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Mehedi Hasan Bipul, sure, np! We don't use it to avoid confusion since for many people IPA is already confusing enough. But you're absolutely right, this merger is common in General American.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Mehedi Hasan Bipul, thank you!
@xeji4348
@xeji4348 4 года назад
Are R colored Vowels their own Vowels or just modifications of a vowel. Because they do get their own symbol
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
There are NO R-colored vowels in GA English
@xeji4348
@xeji4348 7 месяцев назад
@@tricky_english my RRRRidiculously RRRRhotic gRRRRowlin disagrees
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
@@xeji4348 I recommend you use your rrrrrr as a consonant every single time
@xeji4348
@xeji4348 7 месяцев назад
@tricky_english I want you to produce a syllabic [ɹ̈] and then a [ɚ] and tell me the difference. I've only heard SOME broad Southern US accents (usually from the Appalachian region) that pronounce the [ɚ] as [ɝ ~ ɜʴ], but that's only in stressed syllables
@tricky_english
@tricky_english 7 месяцев назад
@@xeji4348 All those sound the same. I suggest you stick to one Rr.
@maahadtahfizmanzilfurqan9117
@maahadtahfizmanzilfurqan9117 2 года назад
best
@hibbertjahlil4512
@hibbertjahlil4512 5 лет назад
Is an R a vowel or a consonant?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
+Hibbert Jahlil When the letter 'r' occurs at the beginning of words or syllables or after a consonant, it's a consonant sound (for example, "run," "scratch"). When it occurs after a vowel in the same syllable, it's forms an r-colored vowel ("her," "car").
@hibbertjahlil4512
@hibbertjahlil4512 5 лет назад
First I am sorry for my bad expression,my English grammar is too bad.How about these two words,Siri and Hero? The R between two vowels.In that case.Is R an vowel or a consonant?I hear a y sound between the vowels.It looks like vowel to vowel linking.For example,the Siri sounds like /si(j)ri/,hero sound like /ˈhɪ(j)roʊ/
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
+ Hibbert Jahlil You need to watch out for syllables: if 'r' is in the same syllable as a vowel before it, then they make an r-colored vowel. There's no /j/ sound in words "Siri" or "hero." The /r/ in the word "hero" is part of the r-colored vowel /ɪr/: /ˈhɪr.oʊ/.
@hibbertjahlil4512
@hibbertjahlil4512 5 лет назад
@@SoundsAmerican I am sorry to express thankfulness to you so late, my VPN is not available these days.
@VictorHugo-si2wd
@VictorHugo-si2wd 6 лет назад
I love your videos. I'd like to improve my fluency. Do you have videos about that?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Victor Hugo , glad to "see" you again! Thanks! Well, we're not there yet, still covering phonemes. We'll make videos on speech melody, intonation and eventually on fluency, but it'll happen much later. In the meanwhile, we can recommend JenniferESL channel, she has excellent videos on this topic: ru-vid.comvideos
@VictorHugo-si2wd
@VictorHugo-si2wd 6 лет назад
Sounds American: Thank you for your help and your advices. I'll keep an eye on your next videos... Oh! And thank you for remember me yet.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 6 лет назад
+Victor Hugo , 😉👍👋
@TarsilaACL
@TarsilaACL 2 года назад
I can't share with my pet because she is from Yorkshire
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 2 года назад
If we were from Yorkshire, we'd never shut up. 😂 www.amazon.com/If-Had-British-Accent-Shirt/dp/B07NSNT7K7
@gpscmotivation945
@gpscmotivation945 Год назад
3:28 easy 😂
@aronteklebrhan1951
@aronteklebrhan1951 4 года назад
I wonder I can I pronounce Rural and properly
@el7jake
@el7jake 5 лет назад
When you say there are twelve single vowels in N. American English, don't you mean there are twelve single vowel SOUNDS?
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican 5 лет назад
+Miel Mani, Of course, we mean vowel sounds, we teach pronunciation which is all about sounds. Besides, there are only five vowel LETTERS in English.
@BrianNguyen-jy3vq
@BrianNguyen-jy3vq 4 года назад
Only 1 percent for me to pronounce the R-Colored Vowel sounds.
@requiemblasphemous3801
@requiemblasphemous3801 4 года назад
3:22 ese cuadro me asusta
@ionatizonismyocrinthia
@ionatizonismyocrinthia Год назад
ɪ˞ or ɪᵊ.
@lankimlang7179
@lankimlang7179 3 года назад
Please help me.
@yeningShi-s9n
@yeningShi-s9n 2 месяца назад
我愛儿化元音ir,er,ar,
@ionatizonismyocrinthia
@ionatizonismyocrinthia Год назад
ɞ
@TheInkPitOx
@TheInkPitOx Год назад
The term is confusing because it has nothing to do with literal colors.
@SoundsAmerican
@SoundsAmerican Год назад
It is what it is 🤷‍♂
@ionatizonismyocrinthia
@ionatizonismyocrinthia Год назад
ʙ˞
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