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It should be transcribed as /ow/.
Ehy when i use Google translate to say bit he write bet
English is a real headache
What a headache
Why when i use Google translate to say bed he write bad ?
Where can download this APP ?
пздц че так сложно и я вместо d слышу r
Many english schools don't teach this, Thanks a lot. I mean it.
Greetings. If a triphthong is the union of three vocal sounds together because in American English the word "fire" has a triphthong? If your phonetic symbols are /faɪr/ and there are only two vocal sounds together? And also, if a diphthong is the union of two vocal sounds together because the union of phonemes /ɪr/ is a diphthong? If there is only one vocal sound, the /r/ is the sound of a consonant. You don’t understand its logic. Thank you very much!
Greetings. If a triphthong is the union of three vocal sounds together because in American English the word "fire" has a triphthong? If your phonetic symbols are /faɪr/ and there are only two vocal sounds together? And also, if a diphthong is the union of two vocal sounds together because the union of phonemes /ɪr/ is a diphthong? If there is only one vocal sound, the /r/ is the sound of a consonant. You don’t understand its logic. Thank you very much!
Your videos are very useful 👍 Thanks
Thanks for your videos. It's very interesting and help a lot of🥰
Hello. Could you show me the reference for the pronunciation instruction? I want to make sure that I learn from the correct material
Now i want to improve my speaking
这个软件哪里可以download，thanku
Can you show me how to pronounce "oi + l" like boil?
Your English video tutorial is the best. I must only visit your site regularly and often practice the assigned tasks, and presto, learning takes place. My gratitude for all your endeavors. God bless your heart!
I miss your videos, guys!
The way you tell to place the tongue sounds so easy as to grabbing it with one's hand and placing it appropriately 😂😂
GUYS I FINALLY MADE THIS SOUND
love your videos
Thank you so much!
S S S E E E E E Ê Ê E E E E E E E E E E E E E E Ê E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E E Ư😊 😊😊e😊😊😊😊😊 S Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư S Ưesw E E E E E 3 E E E E E Ê E E E E E E E E E E E E E E EE E E S E E E E E E E E E E E E Ê Ê S S S S E E Ê E E E E E E E Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư Ư S XS S S ED D GH H N H H GD S S SSS S S S S S S D S E E E D D D D D E E S D S S D F VX V F C V X C D C S S S S X D SS Ss E S S S S S Sxs S S D S D D X C S S C F X Ss S D D D DĐ D D E E
Thank you❤
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T🎉❤❤ thank you
Thanks ❤
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I'm so happy for this great work, as a Brazilian guy, talking Portuguese it's difficult a lot to comprehend sounds with so little difference, but after the pronunciation exercises it's becoming more easier, repeat and repeat and repeat... Thanks.
Transcribe these words chop
ǝ as in word ago
You say " the tip of your tongue should be touching the back of your bottom front teeth". But this is an open back vowel. And the tongue should be at the back not at the front. Am I wrong??
Thx
Nice😊
Minute 6:38 Question. In British English there are 12 vowels, which are the monopthongs. I thought that the monopthongs in British and American English were the same. But looking at this image, without considering the diphthongs, I see that in American English there is no "Short O" or "Long Schwa" sound, which in British English are in the words "Hot" and "Bird" respectively. So in American English there are only 10 monophthongs? Or are there 12 monophthongs which would be the 10 in the image, plus the broken vowels / ɚ / and /ɛr/? Your videos are excellent, they have helped me a lot. Thank you very much!
why are "thing" "think" "thanks" so hard to pronounce even after living in the states for 11 yrs
Thank you so much 🙏🙏
ᅄퟄᄋᆜᇰ ᅄᅠᄛᆜᆼ ᅂᆠᄋᆜᇰ ᅂᅡᅟᅵᇰ ᅁᆃᄋᆜᇰ ᄏᆜᇰ ᄙᅡᄋᆜᇰ ㆆᄉᆜᇰ 스ᇐꥶᆜᇰ ㆆ스ᇹ티ᇰ ㆆ스ꥼᅱᇰ ㆆᄯᆜᇰ ꥼᅱᇰ ᄛᅱᇰ
ᄐᆕᇙ ᅁᆃᇙᅂᅠ ᅗᆕᇙ ᅗᅺᇙㆆ 프ᇐ레ㅣ ᄏᅺᇙ ᄊᅺퟛㅌ ᅄᅵᇐ 이메ᇐ ᅄᆃᇙㆆ ᄋᅺᇙ ᅗᆃᇙ ᄏᆟᇙ
0:52 У нас в русском эти звуки есть, у нас есть анолог это 2 слова, плачу и плачу, русским везёт же😂
У нас в русском такой звук есть, называется безударный А Но у меня бывает проблема со словами hot and hut, got and gut Они отличаются только, ударной и безударной позиции А
Thank you
Amazing explanation,💯
Hello and thanks for these wonderful tutorials, it helps me with my pronounciations a lot. And I am just wondering if there is any difference between consonant k and g when it's at the end of a word? Thank you in advance
I understand but I see ZERO difference! I shall practice more! xD
Isnt that the same as the inverted v???