Man, I met your channel by chance, and I'm loving learning English with you, you make everything easier, thank you for the tips and keep doing this amazing and wonderful work.

@ogtyt7549

2 жыл бұрын

Maam*

@williamk9881

2 жыл бұрын

@@ogtyt7549 Nope.

@nn-cp2ib

2 жыл бұрын

@@ogtyt7549 that's not funny.

@ghadielshami8803

Жыл бұрын

You are right i just moved to USA and start watch his channel its help me a lot.

@Lively_Uzma

Жыл бұрын

Hi Antonio, how are you doing?

Honestly, the best pronunciation video I've ever seen. So many tips condensed in a single video. You were also very considerate to highlight the linguistic differences and tell us not to feel obligated to sound like a "native speaker". Great video, thank you!

@mixlifeview

2 жыл бұрын

Where u from?

@catallystic

Жыл бұрын

@@mixlifeview Brazil. I know it by his name. Very common in our country.

@gomes2151

Жыл бұрын

@@catallystic Brazil isn't unique country in the world that speaks Portuguese or has _Fernando Filho_ as proper name(even in India there are a lot of native people with Portuguese/Brazilian names and family names).

@mohidinch3

Жыл бұрын

Italian

@zubairhussain8282

Жыл бұрын

,👍👍👍

I love how you emphasize that we shouldn't feel obligated to sound like a native speaker. I totally like this video, it is very informative and fun to learn!

You demonstrated the tips briefly and perfectly! One of the underrated teaching accent videos I’ve ever came across.

You're a good teacher Antonio. I'm a native English speaker taken speaking it for granted. Never heard anyone break things down the way you have. I enjoy it.

@jafarsheriff8543

2 жыл бұрын

I'm jealous of you * *sobs in a corner* *

@msjdb723

Жыл бұрын

@@jafarsheriff8543 😂

@YanaSarkar

Жыл бұрын

As a Native English Speaking Canadian, I think Antonio is amazing! Sometimes, as in Antonio's case, those who have learned a language to proficiency are able to teach others what they learned and how they learned what they learned to get to their levels. As a Native speaker I never even considered those things as deeply, as it is just my native language and I am used to it... even if in the word cu"t"e .. the T is never really said... I guess native speakers just know the word ends with the T and is written with a T so our brain just imagines the "T" as automatically being there..... and when someone uses a different accent or pronunciation we just hear it as being off or different but don't really know why.

@vlovegan

Жыл бұрын

Try this one ⤵️ kzread.info

@filippoprimavera8356

Жыл бұрын

@@YanaSarkar so at this point the T sound is pronounced, but stopped this happen when the T sound Is close two vowels especially when the last vowels Is lazy like a schwa or ih sound in "sit" , for a native speaker will be natural doing this .

School here in the Netherlands really messed up my accent. They teach us British English and then you're let loose into the world where most of us are mostly exposed to American English. So now my accent alternates between British and American (with of course my own Dutch accent on top lol). Thanks for your video!

@Leddrums

2 жыл бұрын

I have to say that in the NL everyone speaks excellent English however the accent may be slightly different from the UK (of course it's in the middle between Germany and the UK as it is the Dutch language). I have been in the Netherlands 3 times and worked with Dutch people long time.

@marvelouss719

2 жыл бұрын

M-- I feel your pain. Historically, languages have been dominated by economic power; however, I cannot explain why Mandarin (or any other Chinese dialect) is not pervasive outside of China. The UK used to be a dominate economic power and most of the world is experiencing the effects of that. I have also concluded that stress and reductions are the two main reasons why Britain and American English sound different. I am also convinced Americans are hell bent or detetmined to completely shed their ties with British that they will use anything to accomplishment that objective. I was born in the Caribbean and educated in the US, which has led to my conclusion.

@dannyjorde2677

2 жыл бұрын

As long as you pronounce the words correctly and people understand you it's enough!

@raquelrivas2431

Жыл бұрын

Love Dutch language and culture. Greetings from Uruguay.

@marvelouss719

Жыл бұрын

@@Jade-xw2ur Thank you for the history refresher. There are many variations of the British accent, but if you were not raised or educated in Britain then you speak a variation of British English.

This is so beautifully explained! I am from California but I have a degree in opera singing, so I’ve had to take a lot of diction classes. It’s interesting to look back and see how studying diction has changed my own accent. For example, I’ve had friends tease me for “over pronouncing” sounds that most people with my dialect would glide over (mostly T’s) and my vowels are more succinct without strong diphthongs. Diction is cool! You’re doing great work :)

One of the youngest English teachers and one of the best. I'm impressed with your teaching techniques. Thanks ❤️ Greetings from New York 🗽

@tilawakohalamiauy4219

Жыл бұрын

AND ONE of the cutest :)

@AntonioCaruso906

Жыл бұрын

I Agree, Greetings from The Netherlands (Europe)

@tilawakohalamiauy4219

Жыл бұрын

@@AntonioCaruso906 from the beautiful country of Philippines :) mabuhay :)

Your lessons are just awesome, and your imitation of British and Southern pronunciations are out of this world!! 🌟🥳

I love, love,love this guy. I’ve learned a lot through his videos. Thank you sooo much Antonio!

I really appreciate you making a point that we aren't lazy speakers. ✨ You are a great teacher.

Thank you Antonio for all your amazing tips! Every time I listen to you I admire how perfect and clear your pronunciation is.

I firmly believe that showing the linguistic difference between the two accents really helps a lot. This video also helps peoplr who want to be able to understand the accent of the person they’re talkin’ to ! Very well done Antonio! From Naples 💙

Frankly speaking, your teachings are amazing. I'm learning a lot even though it isn't easy but I'm pretty much sure that a continuous practice is going to improve me

The last message you gave was so wholesome💙

I adore how Antonio explain us everything, he's unic!!!

Hi Antonio, my name is Kim, I am Vietnamese, I am 62 years old, I found your Chanel that you teaching English, I love to learn with you even my brain not remember good, i watch your class every day, I just want to say thank you very much for English not just for, a lot young people are too .🙏❤️

You are a genius. And the final message is what makes it the best pronunciation video ever!

you are such a great teacher! american english is my first language and i still learned so much. and I really appreciate how you said that these linguistic phenomenons are not about being educated or lazy. To be honest, I always beat myself up when I catch myself speaking too "relaxed", and maybe I shouldn't stress about it. Thank you for the great lesson!!

Antonio, you’re not just a good English teacher but also have a sense of humor! 💙

I love the way you explain every sound, and the must I like about this particular video, is the last comment, encouraging us to be not ashamed about our foreing accent.

The best pronounciation I´ve watched so far, the explanition is really helpful and so informative, thank you so much for your time!

Excellent!! so many tips condensed in a single video. Thank you Antonio.

These are really helpful tips! Thank you ❤️ been trying to find effective ways on how to improve accent (for my French students). Also, love the way you articulate words ❤️

He's really a good teacher.Thank you, finally i can improve my accent and sound more like americans .Love you )

I really enjoy listening to you! You have a calm and professional, yet very charming way of explaining things.

This is the first time in a long time that I can see some progress in my pronunciation of words, I thank you from the bottom of my heart for your video!

Hey Antonio, you're such a sweetheart ☀️ I have come across with your channel a week ago. I'm an English Language Teacher and I find your videos awesome! You're so inspiring, keep up the good work please 😊 Sending love from Türkiye 🇹🇷

You're a great teacher. Thank you.

Hi Antonio, i met your channel also by chance, and let me tell you, you are wonderful!! 🥰😍 Your personality, or rather the way you explain things is so sensitive and calm. You are actually a great teacher! 🤗 I'm so happy i've found you! Thank you so much 💖

Hats off to your final remark! You rock, Antonio, your lessons are amazing, keep at it!

You're a really great teacher brother. I can learn more easily with you than I do with others whose teaching videos I've beening watching for some months, only because of your amazing capability to make complicated things so nice and lucid and easy to grab. I am from Calcutta in India and I studied in school and college in my vernacular language i.e Bengali. So whatever English I have learned I mostly did on my own efforts. And because there hadn't been any teacher to correct me there remained many lacunas in my learnings . Some are grammatical and other are spoken/colloqualism and phonetics related. The former type of error seemed easier to correct with the help of books but the latter are the things where I seem to be stuck for ever. And because of this I can't understand English movies or songs or complicated discussion on TVs etc. which I so so desire to understand. And this is where you and other teachers are coming to my help a great deal. So thank you so very much ang God bless you.

Thank you Antonio for sharing this video. I've understood and practised everything that you said. Greetings from Argentina..

What a great vibe with a clear explanation. Thanks ❤

You are awesome kid! Thank you fir taking the time to teach us!! ❤

needed to leave this comment, im brazilian and i've been fluent in english for almost five years now, my accent was easy to understand (i talk to native and another english speakers constantly) but this year i started getting annoyed by some accent "mistakes" that i didn't wanna do but still did it anyways, well i've been watching your videos everyday for a month now, shadowing everything you say for at least ten minutes and taking some notes, and today one of my friends asked me why do i sound like a native speaker lately, (need to confess i jumped outta bed and did a little happy dance), i know everybody have an accent and i loved mine, however i'm always impressed when i hear someone that learned english confusing people with their "native accent", and that's my goal now since i already speak the language hahhahah anyways your channel has been such a big help i needed to stop by to tell you how grateful i am, especially when you're such a great teacher and anyone can tell you love teaching, thank you so sooo much❤️

Your videos are really helpful. I've learned a lot of lessons, basically on correct and proper pronunciation of both unfamiliar & familiar words which I already encountered & used but need to be corrected. I am a Filipino & I do appreciate your work. Thanks. More power!

You dont know how much thankful I am that I watched your videos.

Big thanks! Man, I was looking for some short, but useful and informative videos about US American pronunciation, and when I accidently came across your video, I was so satisfied! Keep going!

Thank you for these valuable tips.

Wow 22 years living in NY and I think I learned more with this video than throughout all this past time. Great job! Suscribed!!

Omg I LOVE LISTENING TO YOUR VOICE it’s so soothing ❤

Loved everything about this video! So useful, so many tips, and explanations all included in one video!

Antonio, this is my second visit to your great channel. Again, this particular video is excellent for me, you pointed out again the core differences between the British and American accents. Great job. Congrats, I'm beginning to like you and your video tutoring!

Amazing! I loved learning these tips in a easier way. They're very useful... Thanks Antonio! 😀 💗

Thank you . I love the way you interact. This is really helpful

Perfect way of teaching. Keep up the good work. Thanks for this video.

I'm American and a native English speaker and I recently discovered your channel. I really love your videos because they help me understand parts of the English language that I forgot or just never learned. I'm learning Korean from a Croatian tutor who is also fluent in English. She often refers to parts of the English language when teaching me Korean and I'm too embarrassed to admit that I don't know what she's talking about half the times because I don't know the parts of English speech. So, here I am watching your videos to learn. 🥴

@user-vt5zz5mf3v

Жыл бұрын

So as you’re a native does he have a slight accent or does he sound 100% native

@marco2771

8 ай бұрын

Kinda me in spanish :"

@Alexsolotov-tg2bk

7 ай бұрын

Pathetic how I'm native and I forgive you 🙄weak

@franciskoomson9333

6 ай бұрын

How can I get your WhatsApp number please

I loved finding your channel and you are so on point! I grew up with American mid west accent, moved to Boston for 25 yrs, now live in Atlanta. I am now so accent confused, no one understands me. Keep up the great work!😃

@Leddrums

2 жыл бұрын

That's great. Mixing the accents makes you unique!

@ledues3336

Жыл бұрын

I have my native language's accents all mixed up too due to moving

You are great at explaining, I speak fluent English now but this is a fantastic video for those learning!!

Great Job Antonia. Clarity to the core and clears all confusion in the pronounciation of different words. Well explained the subtle differences and a great trainer to learn from.

@luboshcamber1992

24 күн бұрын

Get some glasses. Antonio

First class of ESL in USA 10 years ago: I'll never forget our teacher saying that English is our second or third language. We should feel so proud of the process that we are doing to learn the language. Our effort, making mistakes and keeping learning, it doesn't matter our edge, educational level that we got in our lives before. We are incorporating a new culture to our lives with a new language. I see americans learning English with ESL people all the time! Thank you Antonio!!!. You are a natural and amazing teacher! Your words means a lot to me!❤❤

Awesome...it is so great to find this kind of videos where the accent is involved Yo hablo español y atrapar ese acento es mi meta tambien🤩...thank you for everything

This is my favorite video, it feels so safe without feeling being judged. It’s so easy and warm at the same time. I can feel like you’re a kind person! 🥹❤️

Best instructor, so far. Thank you!

You are a good teacher. I’m so happy to know you.

Amazing content! I've been learning and speaking English since I was 4, and now learning with you was so much fun!

@english_arabiclover

Жыл бұрын

Hello brother can u help me in improving my english

I love your classes, and I love even more when you make me feel so good in my poor knowledge of speaking English. I'm sure your students love you like I love you right now. Dear teacher ❤️. Greeting 🥰🇵🇪.

Wow , you're the best English teacher I've ever seen and heard, love your vids a lot .

Thank you Antonio for this very educative episode of yours. God bless you.

I think this might be my first-ever youtube comment - though I've been on the platform for ages. The ending triggered me to comment (this is not to say that the content wasn't great either!). The ending demonstrates a level of empathy I rarely see, and, in fact, in the most unexpected place (a pronunciation lesson)! Thank you! I never thought of it like that. You are a great, empathetic teacher.

What a complete learning session thank you so much you’re the best English teacher I’ve seen and listened so far God bless

@naturamico

Жыл бұрын

@@vlovegan he's great. I'm an English teacher myself and I love him too.

I am from Sri Lanka .I really love the way you teach ... I always watch your videos and try to follow what you teach. Thank you so much for teaching us so beautifully ❤️.

I love your final advice.

Nice to meet you, Antonio. You are a great teacher, and your videos will be really useful for everyone who is learning English like me. Thanks from Brazil.

@english_arabiclover

Жыл бұрын

Hello brother can we be friends bc I need a friend from Brazil?

I really enjoyed listening to your video and perhaps learning a lot. I think what you said about that we shouldn't be ashamed of our native accent it's very important for us to know..

You are such a superb teacher Antonio and compassionate person. ❤❤❤love your videos

Antonio, you are a really good teacher!!! I love your videos. Thank you!!!

Love it! You do a good job of showing the difference between US and UK pronunciations and using linguistic terms to explain what's going on. 👏 One interesting point is that in California most people make no distinction between the o sound in law that you mentioned and a as in pot. Most Californians will pronounce thought, caught, law, etc. with the same a vowel in "pot" or "lots."

@andifryges5102

2 жыл бұрын

Antonio, non sei solo bravissimo ma anche simpaticissimo. Se la mia giornata avesse più ore ti ingaggerei per imparare il napoletano

Wow, I did three years of linguistics at uni and I couldn't get my head around phonetics but you make it sound so interesting and fun to learn!

It's the video I wanted to see. Thank you Antonio. You have given all the tips we need. 🙏🌸❤️

I really love you and your kindness. Great channel for language learners. Thanks Antonio.

Thank you Antonio! You're the best!!! Love the way you teach, wish can have some classes with you one day, to learn American English good , it's my dream!

Great Antonio!! I really love your pronunciation.

THIS IS SO HARD THANKYOU SO MUCH

I appreciate what you said in the end, it is very thoughtful.

Awesome explanations!! It is easy to learn with you 😃

I am an teacher in Philippines and I teach English, your videos really helped me in my lessons to my students,especially in their English pronunciation skills. You speak fluently and clearly.

The affirmation at the end was much needed! Thank you

Your last sentences touched my heart dear. Thanks for beautiful explanation.

You sound like a native American speaker, and your ability to master many accents is fascinating, I like your way of teaching it's obvious that you are doing a lot of research, I appreciate your efforts you helped me a lot to improve my pronunciation, I can't thank you enough you are a great person, I'm a university student from Morroco.

@kiajulian4619

Жыл бұрын

Ummm... You didn't know he said car-ACTER-istics... among many other wrong pronunciationns?

@bangtanbangtan8338

11 ай бұрын

@@kiajulian4619 Your comment tells me that you are monolingual

@scratchingcatclaw

6 ай бұрын

I would have never known he was actually an Italian until this comment oh my gosh

Thank you for highlighting not being obligated to have a native-like accent. One of the reasons I lost my motivation to learn German and French was because both of my teachers regulary made comments about my Hungarian accent. Keep up the great work!👏

Thank you for your excellent teaching!

Thank you Antonio!Really useful video for me, while studying the american accent!Short and clear!

I’ve grown up in Australia, but I’m American born, since my mid teens my accent has been quite mixed between the two and been trying to make it more American, this video will definitely help

Just saw your channel. Very interesting and helpful. You're a good teacher! Wasn't sure about your pronunciation of "characteristic." ❤️

I really love your videos. You are such a great teacher!! You speak very clear and detailed, that's helpful for me. ❤❤

YOU are a VERY GOOD teacher !!! Thank you

I agree with your last message. ESL learners are not obligated to imitate American accent just to become a great English speaker. It's not all about that. Just like my English teacher said before, your grammar, fluency, and articulation is far more important than the accent alone. As long as you're understood by the person you're conversing with, you're good to go. 💗

@JuanMoreno-wo5yb

11 ай бұрын

Accents are beautiful and they get a bad rap because people don’t realize the accents don’t matter at all. It is the PRONUNCIATION which matters! Someone could say that an accent can interfere with good pronunciation but really LISTENING is what is lacking more. Make listening number one if you want good pronunciation.

I really appreciate your closing words. I work under a call center and I experience a lot of customers who bashes or mock me when they notice that I'm not a native speaker. And that's one of the main reasons why I started watching videos like this to at least improve my accent. Cause even if I try not to mind it, their words really echoes especially when I'm about to sleep at night :'). Thank you for sharing your knowledge and words of wisdom haha 😉

@laynemccormic9102

Жыл бұрын

Lmao I hate that shit when you’re going to bed. My brain becomes a cringe memory generator

Really love this guy because he learned me to speak English and teaching me to improve my English ❤

Antonio, you are amazing!! Thank you so much for your videos!! 😍

thank u, very useful video!❤

I have been living in California for 17 years now. Most of the time I still get "what?" or "huh?" when I talking to a native American. It makes me feel frustrated of my self sometimes. I tried watching more English movies and not Asian movies/dramas. Still, it did not work. So, this video gave me answers why. Thanks you so much, Antonio!!! This is very helpful. I will put into practice all that I have learned from here and will keep you posted.

omg ! this is the best.pronunciation channel. period.

You are doing great job. Many thanks for your handwork to share your knowledge.

Hey I’m from the uk and I have a pretty strong British accent and there’s been I few times when I’ve needed to sound more American(mainly in voice acting) and this helps a lot, Would 100% recommend this video to people who want to sound more American

Antonio, you'll pass as genuine American native speaker! No wasted time watching your vlogs. Hats off to you!

@msjdb723

Жыл бұрын

I'm American, and if I hadn't seen the description of this video, there's no way I would have thought he was anything other than American. 🤷🏼‍♀️

Awesome! So easy to understand and sensitively communicated. Thank you!

Love the way you teach !!! And great attitude ❤ thank you so much from Thailand