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The /aɪ/ Sound (why, try, lie)

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Learn how to pronounce the sound /aɪ/ in British English.
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@AlHafizYT 4 года назад

Very important channel for all non native English speakers... I will continue in your channel

@jorgeagar6927 4 года назад

thanks emma for teach us how to pronounce british english

@brijmohandevisahaysaini8000 4 года назад

Emma, you're the best! Direct to the point, I'm trying to soften my accent and you're helping me a lot. I'm a new subscriber and I really appreciate what you're doing for us. Thank you ❤️

@user-le3jz8nf4f 4 года назад

I'm subscribed to the video !! Very clear and easy to learn. I always support this video!

@anelejusaya9195 4 года назад

Thank you very much Emma 💕💕

@learnenglishvocabulary7059 4 года назад

Hey there, Pronunciation with Emma. this is extremely good video. thank. :)

@nadiahaesa2504 4 года назад

Hi Emma! I'm your new subscriber and i'll practice every day with your videos☺

@BlueRoad_Vietnguyen 4 года назад

Nicely Done .Thanks Miss

@photophile9493 4 года назад

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@hotantai7235 3 года назад

Thank you very much

@Mikael97 4 года назад

Thanks a lot for another amazing video.

@musaethiopia3314 3 года назад

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@its_kam 4 года назад

Love those blue eyes :)

@anasbelkrimimohamad_3-8-82 4 года назад

Thank you very much..!

@tobiasariastoya1485 9 месяцев назад

I liked the video🎉🎉🎉

@celenaang1305 4 года назад

thank you very much

@sufiaakter6137 4 года назад

Thanks

@successpointbydevasir3310 8 месяцев назад

How nice ma'am

@abrorsodikjonov6175 4 года назад

Abror Sodikjonov Howdy Emma, a big fan of yours.Thanks so much for the informative content. However, have you ever thought about opening an account in Tik-Tok as well. A little bit of daily speech there would be absolutely fantastic.🌹

@Pronunciationwithemma 4 года назад

I post daily on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook :) maybe check out my stuff there?

@sahbazpathan9149 4 года назад

I like your smile ☺ 😎

@otoledo2080 11 месяцев назад

Could you confirm me whether the sound /aɪ/ is the combination of two sounds /æ/ + /i:/ ?

@qwiglydee 4 года назад

What about those "British people be like: oit there mate, a bit rude to put the knoife in me chest, innit"? With "oi" instead of "ai"

@Pronunciationwithemma 4 года назад

That’s more East London/Cockney (could spread to other areas of London and the south of the U.K. too).

@ibrayyash 4 года назад

Hey emma, we need a video of how to pronounce words like “also” that ends with “o”

@dharmendrasaini3138 4 года назад

Hello Emma 💞💞💞💞

@leonelpisani8698 Год назад

How can I kno when to pronounce a word with /ai/?

@GabrielRodriguesYT 4 года назад

That's the same sound for 'ouch' in Portuguese. When people get injured in here, they instantly say, "AI!!"

@eddieed3647 4 года назад

Hi !

@j.i.delgado6968 4 года назад

Hi Emma. Being Spanish myself I find this video so easy as we use this sound quite often in Spanish language. Anyway, I would like to suggest you something. Can you narrate bedtime stories for children? I have a lovely 5-years-old niece and he is starting to learn some basic English by a British teacher, so I would like to sent to her father (my brother) some interesting bedtime stories for her. Your lovely British accent will be useful for her and for all the children of all your foreign subscribers. :) Can you analise the next speech of the King of Spain? I mean, it is supossed he has been taught by British teachers, but I think is pronunciation, although being decent, is not 100% pure British. So I hope you would be able to notice bad British pronunciation, grammar mistakes or something. You can also make specific videos about this subject with other foreign non-native English speakers, i.e notorious people from other countries. So, you can find all the bad mispronounced words and correct them. Well, let me show you this speech of the King of Spain doing a speech to the British Parliament: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BmYlu3Q7PTY.html Thanks in advance. Cheers!