The /eə/ Sound (bear, hair, wear)

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Learn how to pronounce the sound /eə/ in British English. For a more detailed lesson about this sound, check out this video! - • How to Pronounce /eə/ ...
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@Pronunciationwithemma 4 года назад

For a more detailed lesson about this sound, check out this video! 😁 - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nbEQvRq3p84.html

@ahmadalawias-sundawy9449 4 года назад

I love you

@robertfiala1540 Год назад

that's exactly what i need, shame this video wasn't here some 20 years ago:) thanks a million Emma, much appreciated!

@pacifist5481 5 месяцев назад

Thank you so much! It's quite helpful! I learned American English when I was a child and went to the UK for university education. It made me mix up some words' pronunciation, and your videos really helped me a lot.

@user-ki2bt5ic1t 2 месяца назад

Thank you ! ❤

@muhammadzidane7420 23 дня назад

thanks emma

@tobiasariastoya1485 8 месяцев назад

I like it when the schwas are together too, excellent video 🎉🎉🎉

@abeerlbabidi4920 4 года назад

I'm studying it for my exam tomorrow right now . It helps me a lot thanks.

@mugilanvelan1618 4 года назад

It helps to change my voice sounds day by day on English... thank you so much Emma 🙏😍😊🤗😍😘😍😇..

@User.2845hjklmnop 2 года назад

Thanks you Emma

@caulazaro 4 года назад

Thank you so much, Emma! Just with you, learning English is easier

@ingridmarianarodriguez8539 Год назад

I like the color of your hair. Thanks for these amazing videos.

@lucasramos7333 4 года назад

I'm loving this video! Is very amazing!

@risaliz 4 года назад

Thanks a lot, teacher Emma!!👍😊

@ggz7482 4 года назад

Thanks for your videos.

@photophile9493 4 года назад

Yeah I'm mostly confuse in schwa sound like how to pronounce it clearly but after saw your video, I felt that this is not as difficult as I used to think. If we work hard then nothing is difficult and I will definitely work hard to remember this. Thanks Emma 😊😊😊

@romarioquito7648 4 года назад

Thanks😍, saludos de 🇵🇪🇵🇪

@Yohann_Rechter_De-Farge 2 года назад

Thankyou ma'am 🌹🌹

@BlueRoad_Vietnguyen 4 года назад

Awesome Thanks

@fethiabrune8539 4 года назад

Thank you

@kanwalsagoo 3 года назад

Video was very helpful thanks emma

@mariambajelidze8515 3 года назад

Thank you, Emma! Finally, I understand this diphthong. Thanks!

@Pronunciationwithemma 3 года назад

I have a more detailed video here for you too - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nbEQvRq3p84.html

@mariambajelidze8515 3 года назад

@@Pronunciationwithemma Thanks, I will watch it.

@florinhorhogea9792 4 года назад

You are the best.

@francomarini560 4 года назад

Hi Emma, good job as always! I've noticed that the pronunciation /e:/ is very common in British English. Do you think that it is something related to age, or both young and old people use it regularly?

@Pronunciationwithemma 4 года назад

I’ve noticed that the diphthong sounds a lot “posher”.

@isaaccarrero5232 4 года назад

Good

@zainhummamy4272 4 года назад

Americans can never realise the beauty of this sound

@englishforever3920 4 года назад

Neeraj Singh nice video 😘😘😘😘😘

@iuhoon 2 года назад

Hi this was really helpful. One day my daughter who is in Year 1 came home with a sheet of paper with words like chair, hair, fair, stair, etc. Because we just came to the UK a few months ago from South Korea where only American English is taught

@nasasa95 4 года назад

I'd also be nice if you make an explanation of the difference between "stare" and "stir" :)

@ibukunirinyenikan4457 4 года назад

Hello Emma, Thank you for your videos. Is there any difference between /ə:/ and /3:/?

@Pronunciationwithemma 4 года назад

The first one doesn’t exist. However, in some dictionaries they represent the second sound with the first symbol you wrote. So in that case, no, there’s no difference :)

@ibukunirinyenikan4457 4 года назад

Thank you Emma.

@rodrigodamacenafigueiredo1451 4 года назад

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Thanks Emma She was very moved and had no more air

@-flabber6663 4 года назад

Once upon a time I had the hair like a bear. Since then I have just long beard. 😁

@samueldossantos4351 4 года назад

Please Emma, could you make a video explaining the difference between "be supposed to" and "was/were going to"?

@Pronunciationwithemma 4 года назад

Maybe in the future but I’ll be doing more pronunciation videos until my voice is better. Thanks :)

@jejakviesann 4 года назад

How to pronunciation There and Their ?

@natyescobar4110 4 года назад

Acá en Chile, decimos wear, para referirnos a alguien que está molestando. Por ejemplo, si un chileno te dice "Deja de wear" lo que te está queriendo decir, es que dejes de molestar.

@sebastianpastorfernandez937 3 года назад

Y weón. ¿Alguien que es muy molesto?

@danielflores4278 9 месяцев назад

@@sebastianpastorfernandez937 "huevón","hueviar" se fueron modificando más que nada por el lenguaje utilizado en "chat" y por la pronunciación utilizada. "Huevón" en forma bien articulada ha de sonar /weʋ'on/ o /we'on/ si se omite el sonido de la letra "v" (que rara vez suena en español de Chile como fricativa labial) en español de Chile las letras "d","b", "v" se omiten en la pronunciación cuando es un discurso rápido y fluido, pero entre vocales. Así en forma pausada y articulando bien (pronunciando las palabras de forma individual suenan todos los fonemas. Desde luego con acento chileno. Y en forma natural, fluida...a veces se omiten las letras mencionadas... así también la "s". Solo suenan seguidas de vocal. Así como ocurre con la "R" en Received Pronunciation.) El significado original es que huevón es un tonto y el que huevea es quien haces estupideces. Aunque con el tiempo ya se volvió interjección y se usa para exclamar e incluso como sustantivo... ejemplo: "no hables huevadas". Hablar estupideces. Claro está que es un lenguaje informal y corresponde salvo en lenguaje coloquial.

@swapanbanerjee7905 10 месяцев назад

To make the eə sound pronounce the(e)and the (ə)to make the (eə) sound

@waseemahmed6776 4 года назад

I posted this message in comment section of yours previous video about TH, because I never got reply I just posting it here. Sorry for interrupting the subject of this video. "Hi teacher, I have a doubt. How I can find which sound (voiced th or unvoiced th)is aplicable when I see th in different words?"

@Pronunciationwithemma 4 года назад

Voiceless is usually content words and voiced is usually structure/function words. Though, this isn’t a solid rule.

@waseemahmed6776 4 года назад

@@PronunciationwithemmaI hope you are safe and doing well. Thank you for reply