The best English channel ever

@cero5469

3 жыл бұрын

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Hi Elliot 🙋🏼‍♀️ I’m in love with British accent 😍

Hello Eliot, I am pronunciation teacher at The Queen's English House. I have been following you for about a year or so and I enjoy watching your pronunciation lessons.

I working in Phuket with my starter English .. I really like to use British accent.. This way I just like it.. But a few days ago .. I met Indian guy who got citizens he poked my heart by his words " the way your pronounce it's funny " but the way he push me want to back to your Chanel agian and agian I promise I never give up

And, of course, your voice is clear and beautiful! Congrats from Brazil! 🇧🇷👋🏼

I love your ways of saying "Bye"! :) Thank you!

Your lessons are always interesting. Thank you Elliott!

I think pronouncing /æ/, /ʌ/ and /ɑː/ is my greatest weakness in English pronunciation. After studying this for some time I hear the tiny difference, but it's still incredibly difficult to pronounce them correctly and show this difference. Some time ago I didn't even know there are so many different vowels, I wasn't aware of the difference between them and I thought it's the same, as in my first language we only have one "a" sound, so this is really tough to start noticing that they are not the same... I'm glad I've found your channel and course.

@djosdjos4967

2 жыл бұрын

What's your native language? Polish?

@AlexeiBocharovAlmih

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Now i know how to pronounce Pint, i like beer. \,, /

Thank you for sharing! I'm learning and practicing British accent and your videos help a lot. Cheers!

I am absolutely happy to listen to you, repeat after you and sound more and more like a native speaker! Thank you!

Great and useful answers! It was a real pleasure to watch it. Cheers, Elliot!

I always enjoy ur courses Elliot!

I glad to listen your lessons, Best teacher

I love the way you teach! Many thanks!!😉

Eres el mejor .... Te admiro por tu juventud y a la vez experiencia...!!

You are amazing teacher! Thank you so much! Big love!

Thanks for clarifying these points, Elliot. I, too, am very fond of pronunciation.

Best explanation ever! Thanks!!

Hi Elliot Your pronunciation make me better to other person. Thank you.

Thanks a lot this is really helping me making my English sounding better

Hello from Brazil

Thank you so much crack, I'm from Colombia and l understand you almost perfectly, thank you for the information.

Your episode always very exciting.

I'm so in love with your videos they are just awesome !! Cheers :-))

Great vid

I could really learn British accent and improve my English from your channel Elliot 😊 Thank you, from Malaysia

Thanks a lot for all your lessons! Keep going)

I think, the difference accents makes it beautiful. I love to hear people with different accents, different slang, different dialects what you call it.. it’s interesting

Rubbish? I remember Hermione Granger😃 -Her cat killed Scabbers! (Ron) -Rubbish! (Hermione)

@user-ri4fs6bc6x

4 жыл бұрын

Her cat

@musicaddictzz

4 жыл бұрын

@@user-ri4fs6bc6x ohh thanks❤

Thanks to explain, Your video is very clearly.

It makes me feel so good your voice

You are a Great Teacher Elliot😊 it's been a while I have been following you. I am glad that I discovered recently, it is quite helpful. Can you kindly do a Pronunciation of some hard or common words which we non native pronounce wrong.

I love your "cheers, byee!" haha awesome

You’re awesome!! Love your voice

Nice class thank you so much

The British accent is so great and soulful

Thanks

Thank you for ur lessons.

Eliot you are awesome!

I love that you use IPA! Helps us visual learners.

Thank you 💜🧡

Oh! This is a video of this century! I was waiting for it I don't know how long. Because in the Russian language we don't have a sound /æ/

I use your videos to get used to English speaking. Thanks a million!

Hi ETJ thanks a lot!👌🙏🙏👍

I love British accent! I had grown up in London until 6, so the accent or I could say the atmosphere reminds me of my childhood. X

Thank you ❤️🌺

Good video! Thank you

Great video! 👍🏻

I asked a half-pint yet at a pub and this video was pretty useful. The barman got it quick and easy. Now I just got drunk easier every Friday, here in Manchester. Thank you, Elliot.

Thank you!

Hi Elliott please make videos about connected speech

Really helpful man.

I love your pronunciation

thank you

hello Elliot! You are amazing

Appreciate all the effort you put in your videos, much love 💞

Love your pronunciation, your British accent, your videos ... Lots of love around here, right? Ha ha ha Thanks for your work!

I am in love!

The best videos ever!

You are really expressive 👍👏👋

@divinedancer8342

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks you liked my comment

Nice video!

You’re very great 😊

Elliot, you are the number 1

Have a good weekend teacher .

Elliott, I teach TESL English and use your videos a lot because they are the best! Do you have a video with the 'a' sound for 'parents' please? Italians tend to say the word that sounds like parrents

Tnx a lot man

Hi Elliot, Can you please make for us an videos for the different between letter P and B and how to pronounce it it's really difficult for us to distinguish between each of them and thanks for your amazing videos it's really helpful for us please keep going.

Hi, just subscribed to your channel and I love it! I used to live in the UK for 3yrs and half but now with my Italian and Spanish accent it's kind of losing my British accent lol

I was wondering how native speakers say the word 'very' so naturally but that's not the case with me. Now I got the logical reason from you. The mistake I have been doing so far is putting equal force irrespective of position of /v/ in the words. Thanks .

Hi, Elliott. I'd like you to comment on the variations of phoneme /ʌ/. Depending on the following vowel sound, it may sound a bit different. Particularly before a dark /l/ (as in culture, indulge, dull, result) it sounds to me rather like a schwa.

I love British accent

Ohhh,,I love so much..I really do like British accent and I hope you to help me 😇😇

My idol!

Hi Elliott could please do a video about pronunciation of words ending wuth S and starting with TH such as "I waS THinking"...do I have to drop the S in connected speech? Thank you

I love Eliot

4:20 it's okay, you can say "bullshit" to explain it. We'll still love you anyway

@user-qy8ph8tf3d

4 жыл бұрын

I believe that would more likely be "bollocks" in BrE.

Actually, Elliot, I have been confusing about the differences in the pronunciation of /æ/ and /ʌ/ and /ɑ/. Can you help me out, explain a little more detail? Many thanks

@somnvm37

4 жыл бұрын

I'm no elliot, but i can tell u how i learn wey tp pronounce vowels. For example sound from words "cut, run, fun". Can u just say one of those words like natives, u can just make a parody, not really serious.

@sherlockbai9095

4 жыл бұрын

@@somnvm37 Thanks for your suggestions, but the thing is that I am studying the course of English pronunciation, and I need to differentiate these troublesome things

Please make a video of teaching all of vowels and constronants in British English?

Szkoda, że nie miałem takiego nauczyciela w szkole, świetnie tłumaczy. It is a pity that I did not have such a teacher at school.

@carolbounce49

4 жыл бұрын

@Nom Nomek What language is that?

@adamtm698

4 жыл бұрын

@@carolbounce49 It's polish :-). A little bit more difficult than english.

Hi Elliott how can to be very very charmoso 💘 Stayed great this lesson ( video) rich in details

here we learn even if you do not wants! mastering Elliot! thank you!!!

Dear Elliott, Thank you for your cool British accent videos. I am interested in a number of approaches of how to teach best English pronunciation to students of some other origin with a mother tongue so different from English, there being Russian or Ukrainian, in my case, of the East Slavic languages. If you do not mind it, I would just like to discuss some thuoghts all about the middle, so-called murmur vowels: 1) [ə] the schwa sound, a neutral middle vowel, 2) [ɜ:], an open-mid central unrounded vowel, 3) [ʌ], an open-mid back unrounded vowel. It is a pity that NO BOOKS on English phonetics I have been encountering so far have offered any shorter, reasonable terminology for these two latter sounds I mentioned above for the students to easily remember them. You would come to know why I have been so regretful of that a bit later. The schwa sound is quite understandable and can be acquired very soon. Only on my fifteenth year of constantly listening to the BBC Radio (doing “shadowing” as a technique of repetition of what has just been said) did I realise exactly what was that that made these two last vowels stand so drastically weird to the Eastern-Slavonic ear. This WAS and IS- and this was immensely important - the use of some special muscles located in your oropharynx, which is behind the oral cavity, apart from merely laying your tongue flat and still at the bottom of your mouth, as all instructing guidelines might suggest to us. The muscles fell out of use in these Eastern-Slavonic languages long ago. With an epitomic loss of the sound represented by the letter «ѣ» (equivalent to Latin ě). It has gripped me by the throat actually. Therefore, in order to ease the process of coming to grips with this particular muscle group, all I could think of was to use a looking glass while producing these sounds. So I could clearly see and follow the movement of the superior wall of my oropharynx and control it by finding the proper way of operating it as the English do. I have found that wielding the muscle that operates this wall is KEY to acquiring a correct pronouncing model of the [ʌ] sound. I have called this sound “the little roof” because it helps my students remember it as they do their practice and always have it in mind. So this pharyngeal upper part consists of the inferior surface of the soft palate and the uvula. Only when a student can consciously move up this farthest part of the soft palate (together with the uvula) will he or she be able to produce the sound the way it has to be produced in English. Period. Secondly, although the IPA symbol for [ɜ:] takes its form after a reversed Latinized variant of the lowercase epsilon, ɛ, it does nonetheless look like the Cyrillic small letter (з) (which is a phonetic equivalent of “z”). There is something behind it, by the way, and well it might be one. So the word I have invented for the other sound [ɜ:] is “zievik”. It is a diminutive form of the Russian «зев» (“ziev”) which stands for “pharynx”. Students do find it useful when a teacher is representing it as having a name and appropriate meaning. Now, what is the actual difference between [ʌ] and [ɜ:]? I think the solution lies in the way you stretch your lateral pharyngeal muscles, so to say, further sideways, making it a more oval and wider throat. You can’t see how wide it is in the looking glass, though. The training method for this is so simple that one wouldn’t believe it. YAWNING. The exercise is this, a student makes a conscious attempt at yawning, stops this process as fast as he can and remember how the muscles of the lateral walls are positioned at the moment of yawning. Learn to repeat it without making any yawning. The soft palate and the uvula being not so high as in the little roof [ʌ], you will get the zievik [ɜ:]. Period.

Hello Elliott , love your voice and your pronunciation a lot , here is the thing , i can easily tell the difference of the pronunciation between CAN&CAN'T in American accent , but i am little bit confused of it in British accent , is that ok you put it in your video maybe next time please?? thanks a tons.

@otis9503

4 жыл бұрын

OMG I forgot to say HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!😂😂😂

I won't miss any of your video! hhhhh

This goes beyond an English course! 🙂

I love you mate

Finally a normal haircut and (a?)good shaving! always shave your beautiful face! thank you in advance :) still, a struggle for me when to use 'a'...:( and yes, your lessons are great! subscribed!

Hello! I really apreciate it, thank for share, your knowledge. By other hand I need to any sugestión to pass level A2. Today I am studing for an online oxford pleacement test. It's a pain in the neck then I don't have a good level of british listening. Could you please help me! Regards from Bogotá-Colombia.

Hello Elliot, I just came across your helpful pronunciation tutorials and I liked the lessons on Rubbish, Negotiate, Schedule etc. Please could you say when we could use the sound /a/ and /ei/. How do we say the words in this sentence. "Elliott is a great Pronunciation teacher". Is it /ae/ or /ei/

Could you please make a video for the difference between "B" and "P" ?

Hello again 😃

How to properly pronounce called and cold, please? I'm still trying to get it right and would appreciate your vid on that. Many thanks. PS. Love your channel

Eliiot can you please tell me that do we say aie or ay as in snail or eiy or ey as in snail I am confused with this particular vowel

I feel happy as people speak Cantonese 😎💖

Dear Teacher! Is your course one-by-one class? Or is it just available video for us to study ? ?

Etj I have been following you for a while I just want to thank you for all my question is I would love to speak like a native speaker specially Uk 🇬🇧

The English vowel sounds are my biggest struggle in my learning journey.

Is there any PERFECT KZread channel like this for American accent?

@zzt5282

4 жыл бұрын

@Mario Thank you, Mario! 🌹 To make my English better, I've been watching vidoes on KZread for a long time! 'Rachel's English' & 'The English Coach' are very good & I learnt a lot from them, but when I found this amazing channel (ETJ English) on KZread, I thought to myself maybe there is an American version of it with the same quality.

Hello, How do I know the letters' sounds of a word especialy when I'm pronunciating it for the 1st time?

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