You're the only teacher I understand,all the others speak fast

@joedashen2131

5 жыл бұрын

SauceGod that's how you'll learn in listeing and understanding the locals.

@EnglishwithJoe

5 жыл бұрын

If someone is speaking too fast for you, there is an option to slow down the video in the settings

@anitashrivastava5096

3 жыл бұрын

If you want them to speak slow you can touch the 3 dots then click on playback speed and then click on the speed you are comfortable with.........

It's a lovely weekend in Japan because of your exceptional wonderful lesson ! Thank you very much 😆✨

So clear! Your explanations and examples are quite useful for me! Thank you so much~ can’t wait to see your next video!

My English language has improved a lot since I’ve watched your videos. Many thanks, you are the best.x

I love this educational channel 🤙🏽

Thank you Elliott for the new video lesson. I love your British accent 😍

This lesson was part of last year's syllabus. Thank you Elliot , it's nice to see you again

glad to see you again.and thank for new lesson that you gave to us...hope you had a great weekend

Your lessons are really amazing and remarkably useful!

I just love ur voice 😍😍😍

@yunibay4084

5 жыл бұрын

aviana emerson me too

I've been watching a few videos in a random way hehe but I can see you're a very good teacher... I'll start in order this week, I'm sure it will help a lot... cheers! 😊

Elliott thanks for anything you are thebest pronouncetiation teacher I ever had and I will give you my two thumbs and I really appreciate for your attention

Love your English and your videos. Thank you so much Elliott. Your videos help me a lot. As English is the foreign language for me, I always have the problems when I try to speak with the people here in the UK and it makes me lose confident to talk or speak.

Wonderful and quite focused

Thank you, your lesson are interesting and great

You are so enthusiastic and your accent so beautiful that we don`t have other choice to follow you, by pleasure, learning up by love. Thanks for your person and your lessons.

Elliot you’re a great teacher!!!

Thanks !!!. I was quite difficult to find those stuff. Finally i could understand

Love you man, and your lectures :)

@zahiaaitmokhtar9774

3 жыл бұрын

Consise and clear

Hi Elliot... Thanks for the lesson. It's very useful.

Thank you for the lesson.

Thanks Elliot 😍 I guess this video will help to speak fluently when I present my presentations in university, thanks again 😃😃

Really, your accent excellent and cleare

Great and useful ! Thanks Aly

This was so helpful! thanks a lot! I wish there was one for the /ŋ/ I struggle a lot with that one

you are nice teacher, thank you!

Thanks Elliot for new vidio, I like your voice and pronaonciation, very clearly👌

I always like your vídeos, you're doing an amazing job 😘

Send much love from indonesia... Thankyou for the lesson, teacher 😊

thanks a lot mister for helping us

I missed you, thanks for the lesson. ❣️🤓

I like you man, love GB & adore British accent. Big hi from Syria

Your pronunciaton , accent and voice ...it's great ...very understandable...my students also follow you....love from Türkiye....

Thank you very much!

you're the best ever thanks teacher

Thank you teacher

Hi Elliot! I subscribed your videos straight away. Would you spend a lesson on blends please? Many thanks from Hong Kong 🇭🇰

Thank you very much.

I found somewhere on the Internet this thing: "Although approximants are voiced, when they occur after unvoiced stops--/k/, /t/, and /p/--as in the words 'crash,' 'play,' and 'twin'--the approximant begins as an unvoiced sound and the vocal cords begin to vibrate during the production of the sound. Non-native speakers who have difficulty with these types of consonant clusters often accidentally add an additional voiced sound between the stop and approximant. Learning to delay voicing avoids the possibility of an accidental vowel sound (and the accompanying unwanted syllable)" And it was new and strange for me. I thought that \, \ ,\m\, \w\ cannot be unvoiced. After I found this thing I noticed that sometimes they pronounce unvoiced part of approximant for quite a long time especially then they want to exaggerate. It is easy to notice this phenomenon comparing pronunciation of minimal pairs like pride - bride, trip - drip and aping atenttion not on pronunciation pf first sound, but second /r/ in this case. First half of it is unvoiced and second is voiced. Interesting how many native speakers now this? :)

Thank you Elliot ❤

Thanks Elliot!

Thank you so much 👌👌💖💖💖

please Elliot make other listening videos where you tells funny stories. I learned a lot from them!

im trying to learn Portuguese and there is no good teacher like you,

Thank you for more interesting video all the best for you but I would like to know how I can get Easier way to learn more about improvement my English Thank you Eliot again 😍❤️❤️❤️

Thank you Elliott! Your lessons are so useful! 👏👏👏👍 I love British English ❤️ ("British English" should I write it with capital letters at the begging? 🤔)

Hello!! Could you please make a video with the -sts ending sound? I'd help me a lot! 😊

Hi teacher thanks very much 👍😉

thanks for your help me

exactly what it says on the tin! wow, I didn't know that phrase!

Ohh wow, my God. Thank you so much!!

The most clearest accent I have ever known ،، really!

Very fruitful 👏👏👏

Thanks ETJ English!

Thanks, verey good

It is really useful! Thanks a lot!

Thanks!

Thank you l feel like learning British english form you my dear

I listen to your youtube like listening to a radio. I want to make British accent also :) Thanks always for your interesting contents

love you my best ever teacher.. ❤💕

Amazing

Hi Elliot, great lesson! What about words such as "STart"; "iNSTead"; "siSTer"; "queSTion"? Thank you ☺

Your voice is extremely atractive, I really hope one day I can speak fluently like you!

thanks again Elliot, keep teaching us... and happy weekend. #love from Indonesia

@whysoserious4395

5 жыл бұрын

Where's it ecxactly?

@afrobrook9602

5 жыл бұрын

Halo orang indonesia, salam kenal hhe

@afrobrook9602

5 жыл бұрын

@@whysoserious4395 it's a country in southeast asia

@fitriwuriana8289

5 жыл бұрын

@@afrobrook9602 halo juga, salam kenal kembali.

Thank you very much. Could you please tell me the pronunciation it this word: opposite. When with S and with Z many thanks.

Thanks

Thank you so much))

Thank you

Could you please post more videos about idioms , phrasal verbs and vocabulary ?

Good teacher

Great video Elliot 😎

Thanks friend

love it..

Thanks 😊😁

Thank my teacher

thank you sir

Thanks 🎈 😸✌️

Hello, do we consider Ch and sh consonant clusters? Thank you

Dear Elliott, in some sentences like "Is there...", "Was that...", when natives speak fast and fluently, is it true that the two consonants "z - ð" become one sound? As I always hear no break between them. Thank you!

@suhanasonker7957

4 жыл бұрын

Sir I also wanna know this?

love it

Hats off to you my KZread teacher .

Long time no see! Thank-you new lesson. How have you been?

@user-pj6kf9xd8u

5 жыл бұрын

Thank-you

Thanks a lot . It's really useful . Could you provide us with examples of words consonant cluster"made up of four letters", please ? ... Are the "th, sh, ch , sc"considered as consonant clusters ?

THANKS SIR THANKS FOR. HELPING. US BY THESE VIDEOS. I. Am FROM PAKISTAN

like your teaching 👍

We need a lesson about how we can pronounce "famous"and infamous"and words like these ones.Thanks for your efforts to help us to improve our pronunciation ..especially in Iraq

I can do your voice BTW. Incredibly remarkable voice. Reminds me of the great Scottish actor Kevin mukkid. Good lesson.

Can you make a video to talk about "THROUGH" and "GET".Please

Is this your natural speed of speaking,it seems that I understand every word you say😊 I've made a progress 😊

Could you please teach "gdt" cluster in "they managed to reach the top of the mountain" ?

Please explain usage and meaning of "I am certain that/ about or of " in English?

we need more everyday lessons

That's amazing, thanks a lot 🙋‍♂️😍 But i still have difficulty in pronounce the word " world " 😔😔😓

You 'r not only proficient ,but also marvellous .

In American English, tr becomes chr. For example, "try" they pronounce "chry".

@MrAzannee

5 жыл бұрын

are you sure?

cheers mate

I am always confused with the TH sound and the tongue being between the teeth - where should the air go out then if it's all blocked by the tongue D: In my case the force of the air wants to go through the middle and pushes my tongue away repeatedly and creates a strange vibration :"D

please help me to analyze the segmental aspect for the word 'vernacular'

Good lesson 👍I need it now because I will have a phonetics exam

Could you please teach "ktk" cluster in "he looked crazy" ?