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Hi Improve Your Accent, hope you are doing well.

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I'm German and we never really use the v sound as English poeple do. If we say v, it always sounds like w. 😅

@timb.3171

2 жыл бұрын

It's the opposite, actually... At least if you're not speaking heavy dialect. Try saying "Wasser". In High German, it is spoken with [v] like in the english word "valley". You don't say "Uwasser", do you? Because that's the sound that [w] makes. Btw, I am a native German who's studying English at university

@ch007eh7

2 жыл бұрын

@@timb.3171 Das stimmt, aber irgendwie ist das v bei _Wasser_ trotzdem anders als das v in der englischen Sprachen 🤔. Im Englischen ist es mehr betont... 😆.

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Can you make a video about the R pronounciation?

Hi, I'm struggling with the R and W sounds. Sometimes, when I'm talking, when I'm saying "Look at the right side", people are understanding "Look and the white side"

@ImproveYourAccent

4 жыл бұрын

That's a common problem! I have a video and lots of practice material on R vs W in my online course (search the Index for R vs W): improveyouraccent.co.uk/course/

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Im from Hungary(Eastern Europe) I litterly cant hear the difference...Every native instantly notice that Im from Eastern Europe... Im unable to eliminate this :D

@faktorraptor91

3 жыл бұрын

Hungary is Central Europe 😉 Sose voltunk Kelet-Európa, ez csak egy hidegháborús baromság

@case6339

3 жыл бұрын

Same in Turkish, I can hear a very little difference but those both would sound as some variation of V in our languages among many other similar possible miniscule variations. I think English differentiates these minor sounds so they look vastly different.

@seijuroakashi8763

3 жыл бұрын

@@case6339 We are Eastern Europians, hungarians have slav DNA even if they like it or not and we have a big great Turkish heritage especially In Budapest like spas, buildings, words etc..A lot of Hungarians also have a little western asian DNA ( I have as well check my videos on YT) so maybe it can be a reason why we are not so good at pronuancing V and W LoL

@4sit860

3 жыл бұрын

Hello mate, I am from Ukraine and I also can't hear a difference, I have watched different tutorials, but it doesn't help. If you have solved this problem please let me know

@seijuroakashi8763

3 жыл бұрын

@@4sit860 I have C1 lvl english exam but still dont know. Maybe this hint can help you: when you pronouance:WOW you shape your mouth like a circle and this is how we should prounance W like:when, why, what etc... but unfortunately still cant hear the diff lol :D I give up :D

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With the word “womb” I guess one has to pronounce /w/ with even closer lips or it will sound /u:m/

I sure know now how to pronounce " w" thank you.

Hi, do you know any English variety (globally) where the letter v is ever pronounced as /w/ (as in "wind")?

,,Ł" ,,W"

@ImproveYourAccent

4 жыл бұрын

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