Here's a typical example of young women speaking this way: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hp5op6uAmsialKQ.html

@saadramadhanmuhi864

5 жыл бұрын

In the words he hey is very easy _ but _ From the English writings are difficult for me

@hintergarten

5 жыл бұрын

Please correct me if I am wrong but sometimes uptalk is a must just before a comma. What about this sentence... " As long as he comes back from his trip on time, he will go to the meeting." After the word "time" I personally would add an up-intonation just to indicate that I will add more information. English is not my mother tongue though.

@tahirsaeed4147

5 жыл бұрын

American or British accent

@johnnyb6049

5 жыл бұрын

stephen tang, The second choice, (#2), is correct . . . without any of the Commas to be sure that it was punctuated correctly when the sentence was written rather than spoken. Commas shouldn't be used in writing to indicate pauses when speaking.

@vickynavarroalburquerque6876

5 жыл бұрын

@@tahirsaeed4147 she speaks American English, of course!

It’s the best English class ever at this moment.

I didn’t even know there was such a thing as “uptalk.” I’m not a native speaker though. Thank you for the information 👍🏼

@margueritendi7033

3 жыл бұрын

Me and you the same

@monikamir1

2 жыл бұрын

Same here!! I am from Perú, living in the USA since 1996.

@user-en5zz2em6x

26 күн бұрын

I didn’t know it existed either… In my native language it’s a natural feature.

Omg. I cannot imagine how many times i have been uptalking. Never realised it has a significant impact. Daym.

@MelinaAcosta569

4 жыл бұрын

j00Ls j. .. same here 😂

Wow, you sound so clear! I understood everything you said. I'm not a native speaker and sometimes when some people talk I can't understand at all, so hearing you was blessing. Subscribed!

@LucretiusEldritch

5 жыл бұрын

Nataly Don't feel bad, a lot of people mumble and are difficult to understand.

@liziafernandarabellodelima817

5 жыл бұрын

I'm totaly with you! I'm from Brazil and have the same dificult. I'm proud of myself that I can understand everything she says!😄😄

@baplaylisttran9309

4 жыл бұрын

Nataly : Wow ! Me too ! I ain't a native speaker either , but hear understand everything she was talking as when hearing my mother ' s tongue ! How wonderful she was ! She 's worthy being a really professional linguistics MISTRESS ! Bravo !!! Thousand likes and million 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹.........for you !!! And a Real Big THANK YOU !!!

@jadeengineer

4 жыл бұрын

I'm also not a native speaker, and I also get the trouble like you. But my thought a little different. You know, many others speak English over the world like Korea, Singapore, India and so on. We learn English to communicate with many people on the world, not just UK or US, so I always try to listen and understand many people speaking English from many countries, I think that is better than just listen the standard English. But I also learn the way to speak English accurated. Thank you all for reading my comment!

@miskotpamiang5984

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

Hey I didn't even know intonation plays such an pivotal role in speaking English with intelligent and authority. It's sort of creating perception and understanding that intonation is really important. Thank you Lisa for highlighting this. 😊👍

Oh my god! I struggled so much with my falling Russian intonation that I switched to uptalk without noticing it myself. Now I need to retrain. Lisa, thank you very much. I cannot thank you enough.

I'm an English Language Tutor from Greece too and you've helped me to improve my oral speech so much !! I'm so grateful!!

One thing I am getting clear is that among varied factors influencing a good language, the concept of Intonation plays a key function in deciding our effective communication and maintaining good relationship. It's more of psychological in nature, as the right awareness on intonation enables our understandings to identify the emotions displayed by the speakers. Maybe, Intonation is a true reflection of one's mental state. As rightly said by the teacher, we need to be careful whom we imitate. I do make a note of it Ma'am and I am immensely thankful to the Teacher for the worthy training. Great. (Ravi)

Really you are very important teacher for English language.

While seeing many of her videos, i realized how Ms. Mojsin is not only an English teacher, she really works for her students, not just to master the language itself plainly, but actually work on the entire universe of communication, giving capabilities of one powerful gift that is human communication.

For about more than 2 years , I have been listening to you. Lots of things i have learnt. From zero to this state , you were my teacher. A lots of things to be improved yet. But thanks a lot to you and to my almighty. Lots of love for you.

So much helping . for my career I need this much than ever...

That's my biggest challenge. Intonation! Thank you very much! You're the only one.

I love you, u r the only person who spotted a light on this way of talking which I noticed and thought its the way of professionals. Big loving heart emoticon

Thank you. I watch all your videos fresh in the morning everyday immediately after waking up. It really helps me a lot.

With your permission, Ive just sent this video of yours to three Spanish teenagers students of mine. You have a great accent. In here we live surrounded by Brits and It can be difficult for many to understand what theyre saying. And you know the world, its better to have another accent. Thank you so much.

When you Have so many tme seen the best Profrofessionals teacher Englisk speaking,you can notices the diferent between the professionals and noprofessional But, you is the best Speak clearly and the focusess is it very pointed up thanks so much fot it, gretting from Venezuelans

I do not have words to say how amazing you are! Best teacher ever I have seen.

First time in my life that I have heard about “uptalk”, and I have been living in the USA for 25 years. I am glad and very grateful that I have found your KZread Chanel.

Though you are also from America. ..still you don't have uptalk while you make videos . GRT . You are brilliant mam !!! I just have been a big follower and a big fan of you !!! Love you so much for teaching the people in such a easy understandable way

I appreciate Lisa you go directly without going assays in long introduction.

You re a really teacher teacher I have ever seen , am from Congo (DRC) by nationality living in Rwanda.since I have started learning English from your KZread channel everything has changed am making a lot improvement. I wish I would stay with a native speakers so that I could sound more professional and intelligent. But step by step a bird build his nest.

Thank you for a lovely lesson. Listening to you speak I can hear where my pronunciation differs, whereas before it was hard for me to catch it. 🙂

Let me tell you guys a very authoritative perspective from my learning and teaching experience since I’m an English Language lecturer in China. I had been to Tennessee and Massachusetts studying and working. I noticed significantly that the Bostonians and ppl in Massachusetts are a whole lot more uptalker than Tennesseans ! Ppl in Boston especially girls and women sometimes even men use a lot of rising tones after each PERIOD ! This seemed to be a fashion! And ppl regard it as natural and sweet and graceful, oh my God! As a non-native speaker of the English language I was shocked! But my ability of acquiring a new accent is soooooo strong, extraordinarily strong, I myself now has a Bostonian accent!

This is so good! I’m a native speaker and I do this all the time! I even sing-song things... out of politeness but I never realized it affects my impression! Thanks

@Tonychar47

2 жыл бұрын

This is the average American English accent while normally spoken by youngsters and uneducated, nonprofessional, or immature people. It'll be proper or not depending on the social status you belong to or the academic or working settings you have to get involved in.

Being a facility manager, this video is really helpful for me...thanks a ton !

What i love about you is your'e pronunciation is clear, which for a non english speaker like me is extremely helpful.Thank you.

Ive been here in the US for 9 mos now, ive learned alot, ur such a good teacher, 👏

Here's my salute to you, dear Madam for your great teachings on pitch n intonation.

Thanks a lot. You are the real leader. Everything becomes simple and easy with you. You were born to teach. You are a brilliant teacher my dear.

I really appreciate the tips... I'm not a native speaker and I think it make me sound more natural... Thanks.!

I am not from native speaker but I can absolutely understand you well and I can see the difference between English intonation when some is telling or asking people to sound professional and intelligent.

After watching your video, I realized that I make the same mistake. Thank you so much! Now I will work on that. You are amazing , I love your videos 👍

Hi Maestra, thank you again for the other opportunity to see other excellent video... Thanks!! Germán Silva

Thanks for pointing out UPTALK ....after watching daily soaps......I thought that talking UPTALK was great....and I was practicing for last few days.....you have saved me from getting into a bad habit. Thanks again.

You know what Lisa? From watching your videos when I speak English most people ask me whether I lived in the US or Canada. However I've never been to these two countries. Can't thank you enough! 👌🏾

@AccurateEnglish

3 жыл бұрын

I’m so glad my videos have been making an impact on you Abdullah!

you are the best teacher in the world

Im imitating the uptalk because I thought that was cool.i always hear it on you tube,reality shows on tv,now I know it was wrong,I will stop imitating them..thank you for explaining. Now I don't talk like that just to sound a native.you are a very good teacher.

Dearest teacher. You are admirable! Thank you

Dear Ms. Lisa, you are helping Millions of people with your excellent English language training. Much appreciated the way of your teaching. May Almighty God bless you and your family.

I am a teacher. I need to learn lot of things from you ma'am..love you madam. .

Leaning English with you, also means improving oneself in other areas. Thank you.

Great video ! I didn’t know the difference and tried to uptalk like native speakers ! I wish I had watched this video earlier ! Thank you very much !

Thank you for the video, i really needed to stop the uptalk in my speaking.

This is such a helpful lesson for me. I found myself uptalk. Thanks teacher Lisa! You're fantastic!

Am impressed... U speak English better than others.. even not being British 😁😁😁... words come out so completely from your mouth, examples are so good n casually come across to every person... my god!! No pride but a modest person you are... Even pointing out the mistakes of others, you way don't hurt much... God bless you 🙏... Thank you for your guidance.. and hope to learn more from you InShaAllah!!!

That was quite helpful... very subtle, but very important. Thanks

You are the most ideal teacher. ...you are so inspiring ...having lot of patience to teach us so well..love you madam..excellent teaching. .

wow I love your video. you tutor people to get used to things we never knew about how we sound... helps a lot.

Thank you very much Mrs. Mojsin for your amazing and valuable teaching. I am a nicaraguan English teacher and I have learned from you a lot.

I'm a biggest fan of your videos mam. It helps me to enhance my communication skills 😇

@Examhuntacademy

5 жыл бұрын

I'm her fan too and follower as well 😊😎

@garrylitvinov8028

5 жыл бұрын

Kalpesh Pawar i'm the biggest... And she's not your mam.

Thanks for your clear and concise explanation, wasn't aware about Uptalk before. I can only imagine how I must have communicated all these years. I'll pay attention next time when I'm speaking.

I really lack words to express my appreciation to your teaching skill, passion, and dedication. I can only say you are great. Please accept my gratitude.

@AccurateEnglish

10 ай бұрын

Thank you! 😃

Thnks you are the one teacher I understand of English 🌷🌷🌷🌷

You always come with an interesting topic. It was really nice. I was also unfamiliar about my this bad habit. Thanks 😊

Thanks a million for such a great lesson.

Omg you are becoming the best i've ever had with every single video you post. Simply 'thank you so much'.

I use uptalk to sound like native speakers. Thanks for correcting me!

Perfect ... I got it professor ! 👍 Thank you

Gerat love from India really you have deep knowledge thanks for your help n support

Marvellous! I have no word to say, and just following your channel to change my bad habit and wrong method!!!!

Thank you for posting this video. I'm glad I found your channel! "Uptalking" is prevalent right now and very distracting. When someone is giving a statement that sounds like a question, well, it's so annoying to hear! Just watch Brie Larson's interview on Wired here on youtube. That's an example of extreme uptalking.

I'm a biggest fan of you, the way of your teaching really awesome, everyone can understand very easily, thanks a lot....

I love how you explained this subject. It helped me a lot. thank you

Oh thanks a million! I have been imitating uptalk! Thanks for ur golden words

Here in the Philippines, English is likely our second language. Your videos are knowledgeable and these helped me a lot to communicate better with other people, especially those who are professionals. 😊

@marialyncruz7212

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, me too, most filipinos speak english well😁

Many Thanks, Ms Mojsin....very Important & yet often overlooked point about the "uptalk" at the workplace. I do use your videos in my Voice n Accent classes in India (where the Spoken sounds lean more towards the British) & yet we have more & more young people joining American Companies here. Cheers! GAUTAM.

So helpful.Thank you so much 👍🏼👍🏼

Thank you for teaching us the right WAY!

I'm so happy I found video. Believe me it's the first time I hear about uptalk. Thank you hundred times

Ohhh wow! I’m Spanish speaker, and your videos are amazing! Thank you ☺️

Thank you, Lisa. It is again clearly explained. You are pleasant to listen to.👍🏻😊

I am INDIAN,and It's my opinion that I can learn best ENGLISH FROM YOU.THANKS A LOT

Wow, I thought uptalk was the common intonation to use. It's a good thing that I've discovered and learned about this.

Thanks for your guidance. May God Bless you!

Randomly clicked on this video and learned crucial intonation...thank you..love from India

WOW this is so essential yet i never noticed it before!

Thank you so much, this is something new to learn

I really love your teaching English Make more videos on accurate English. I keep eyes out on your channel.

Wow. This is amazing. I have professional meetings, I am the only no-native in the team and I didn't realize that probably I am doing "uptalk" and I didn't realize it. Thank you.

@Tonychar47

2 жыл бұрын

This is the average American English accent while normally spoken by youngsters and uneducated, nonprofessional, or immature people. It'll be proper or not depending on the social status you belong to or the academic or working settings you have to get involved in.

I learn lots from your video, I would pay attention to my intenation as to avoid uptalk, thanks

Thank you so much for your teaching us to improve our pronunciation and to increase our vocabulary. I appreciate it so much.

Thank you I learned a lot of thing through your videos 👍😊

Great video - thanks! I am a native speaker, and never thought about it. But you're quite right - questions have rising pitch at the end, and so if that happens, it subconsciously cues a question even for statements.

@Tonychar47

2 жыл бұрын

In fact, this is the average American English accent while normally spoken by youngsters and uneducated, nonprofessional, or immature people. It'll be proper or not depending on the social status you belong to or the academic or working settings you have to get involved in.

i'm not a native speaker but i've learned english since primary school and i am quite good on it too, now im in high school, i only use the uptalk when it comes to questions and dont have a problem with anything related to this. The real problem i have is that i tend to speak in a way where my pronunciation doesn't come off clear and i often jumble up words and the worst- i stutter even when i don't mean to! If you could really help me with this, i'd be more than thankful to you, i'm sure there are many more who have the same problem as me when it comes to reading out loud or even just talking :) (this video helped though too)

So nice to hear your smooth and clear AmE.

This is my first video that I watch, and I like because there is good conversation and good sounds

Thanks For your sincerely hard work

I must be a bit very shy, but I realize that my pitch is rather falling at the end of almost every statement. Thank you so much for your professional tip you have given me!

Your way of teaching and talking is wonderfull . We take a lot off lessons from you . Not only the language . Thank you .

This makes a big difference when I speak, I didn't know this. Thank you so much

Please include these two words "review" and "reveal" into your bucket list. I"m having a hard time pronouncing those words. By the way, I've learned a lot from you. Thank you much Lisa.

The best channel for perfecting your English!

came across your classes recently. Heaps of stuff to learn, Different approach. Appreciate your simplicity in teaching. If possible would you mind doing a video " How to get rid of monotounous tone" and its not convincing however much a person fluent in the language. The biggest obstacle!

Benefits of speaking Spanish as a first language: Questions go up and answers go down :)

@bengeller352

3 жыл бұрын

same with Filipino

@marthelenada6197

3 жыл бұрын

@Addiel Ponce, “Spanish and Colombian accent”?What do you mean? Accents from Spain and accents from Colombia?

@lonelycrona2388

2 жыл бұрын

Same for a looot of languages. That's just how it works.

Thank you mam for pointing out that 'uptalk'. For that it would also be improved my further communication skills. So once again love you mam

You are a perfect teacher. Go ahead my dear teacher. Thank you.

"Uptalk" is something which we usually use when asking a question or having a doubt. When we are answering questions from someone, we must be confident even if we are not 100 percent about the answers and then, you can tell them to find them out by themselves . There are many alternatives to answer the questions and this is actually etiquette.

@Tonychar47

2 жыл бұрын

This is the average American English accent while normally spoken by youngsters and uneducated, nonprofessional, or immature people. It'll be proper or not depending on the social status you belong to or the academic or working settings you have to get involved in.

I am Greek!! thank you so much madam!!! hi annita from Greece!!