10 Reductions for Natural English Pronunciation
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2024
- Improve your English accent by using these 10 reductions for natural pronunciation. Your English listening skills will also improve, too!
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Thank you so much
Our= are
It did Vanessa! Thank you so much for the good vibes and this lesson. "Our" was a hard word for me to pronounce...not anymore!!
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Made my day, she's one of the best out there, she took me from beginner to fluency her explanations are perfect and accurate not to mention her live lessons, now I can speak with Americans with ease no sweating no stuttering.
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Terrific lesson as always! “our” reduct to “r” is a new one for me! Thanks Vanessa!!
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This lesson really helps me alot in speaking and reading. It is really awkward to read each word fully in an English sentence unless they are reduced. Thank you Vanessa!
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Thank you so much Vanessa! Your prononciation lessons (wanna, ganna, hafta etc.) are really extraordinarily beautiful and useful. Especially I admire your smile.
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When I speak english, I tend to be clear. I like to pronounce every single word well. I hafta to change that, especially because all native speakers tend to speak quickly and they use reductions all the time. Thanks for your tips, Vanessa.
Hafta meens have to so you shouldn't put to also
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I've had no problem understanding fast english but wasn't able to speak naturally and fast myself :(( practicing your pronunciation lessons has helped me improve my speaking a lot. thank you so much 😍
Reductions for Natural English Pronunciation
1.your --- yer
2. our --- r
3. his --- is
4. her --- er
5. them --- em
6. they're --- there
7. didn't --- di'un
8.that --- thet
9. i don't know --- i don' know/ i dunno/ i unno
10. and --- an'/'n
11. to --- ta/t'
12. going to ---- gonna/unna/a
13.want to --- wanna
14.have to --- hafta
15. have got to --- gotta
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Thank you for sumerizing. Good job
Thank you. It’s so helpful.
@@beppobarrendero74 My pleasure
@@yandrabrito2023 i am glad that you found it helpful
This lesson was extremely helpful, engaging and beautiful just like any other Vanessa's English lesson. She's so kind, patient and friendly while explaining different things in a very detailed, understandable way. Knowing super common English reductions is truly important for having a better understanding of the spoken language in daily life, I know it is difficult to grasp at first glance but with a lot of regular practice it will become easier than we usually expect over time. I'm nearly the advanced level of English and my language ability is still increasing. Thank you so much as always for your wonderful English lessons Vanessa, I love you as well as them ❤😊. I also love the enchanting English-speaking world.
One of the reductions that went new for me was the word "didn't" and "our" thank u so much!!
Esta aula é uma obra de arte. Acho que ninguém jamais tinha pensado em dar uma aula de redução na Internet. Você está de parabéns!
Haven't you watched Rachel's English yet? We'll, then you should.
Actually, I didn't know the reduction of "our" "your"
Thank you so much
Rayen Houchati me too
Neither do I ! But now I'm gonna use both more often.
@@toantryndamere6074 Neither, ok?
Will you marry me
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Hey Vanessa!It was an insanely useful lesson.I love how brilliantly you explained these reductions to us.I'm crazy about your lessons.
Thank you Vanessa for your explanation. Although it was 4 years ago, I am watching it now. Thank you very much, I will continue watching other of yr videos, thank you.
Thank you so much !! The "wanna" "hafta" and "gotta" are very very very helpful !!
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Amazing lesson and amazing teacher 😊❤
Hey Vanessa, it's always a pleasure to hear from you, and also learn something new. The reduction of "that and your" were completely new. Thanks for your lessons. Best wishes from Colombia.
"Unna" and "a" were completely new to me. Thanks for your videos, you're clear and really nice.
The reductions of “our” as “r” and “going to” as “unna /a” are quite new for me.
Hi Vanessa, this lesson for me is simply amazing. I've been learning English for 3 years starting as beginner, now I'm at intermediate level, I'd like to push up my level and this is the kind of information useful to me, because as I started to listen to more advanced conversations, I found troubles in reductions. I believe this video gonna be a routine for many days: super useful! Warm regards from Italy :)
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Thanks Vanessa for this great lesson. As ESL student, all we learn from textbooks are not quite applicable to daily life in the native speaking country. For example, I moved to US for studying, however I am struggling a lot when I go to supermarket and talk with natives. This lesson taught me many important things.
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Hi Vanessa, thank you for your wonderfull lessons. Your reduction symbols were very helpful to understand how they actually sound.
your/yer (Simple as that?), our/r( I doubted at first, but it sure sounds that way!) , his/is (Wow, it's a be-verb!), that/thet (I've never thought of [thet] !), to/t (There's not even a syllable here!), going to/unna ( Yes, I hear "I'm unna" in dramas all the time! How could I not notice?) especially helped me get the 'feeling' of it.
The hardest one is your/yer. I can pronounce it alright, but when I come across in sentences, I have a sort of a mental block to pronounce 'yer' for 'your' probably because I think of the meaning instead of the sound. I guess it's going to take some time, but I try.
Well, thanks a lot!
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All of them are new to me I thank you venessa for these pieces of advice, it's useful and helpful.
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Good stuff Vanessa! I plan to share this video with my ESL students. So great for speaking clearly and helping with understanding native speakers. THANK YOU!
Can you help us to read the hour in us English please?
All expression about time please
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Thanks for everything
Good idea
I loved this video and it reminded me something. You guys who wanna check out more examples about pronunciation should check out the website Youglish, you look the word you're not sure about how it's pronounced and you'll be able to check out plenty if examples, not only that but you can also check out words pronounced in American, British and Australian English. You should definitely check it out, it's one of the best English websites hands down.
Thank you for sharing!!!
Half of these reduction are new thank you Vanessa I really love you and benefit from you 💞💞💖💖💖❤️
I really like how you teach the tricks and the sounds, that was what I was looking for.
Boss: Have you finished the project?
Me: uh uh uh
A few days later...
Boss: you are fired
Me: why sir?
Boss: uh uh uh
LMAO
hauhauahaauahauahaauha
@@farrukhmuratov5042 What does LMAO acronom stand for? Thanks in advance
Hi Vanessa, the reduction I've never heard before was "uh uh uh" for "I don't know". The most hard to pronounce fluently for me are: "her" and "our", especially when they're followed by a vowel sound such as "our own"
A fun quirk with "uh uh uh" is that it's effectively _tonal,_ as in it needs the low-high-low melody in order to actually mean "I don't know."
Hi Vanessa! I have to leave a big "Thank you !!" for the videos you put on youtube. I learned a lot from you, especially this video. I am expecting more videos about reduction. I appreciate your great work!
Thank you for this video ms. Vanessa , God bless you
Vanessa can you make a video about the most difficult word to pronounce like "important"? This word is almost impossible to pronounce. Do it please!!
That "uh uh uh" is a big step forward on my English journey 😂
Continue doing this. You really help a lot of new English learners today!
Very important. Our understanding power increased. Thanks.
When she said ' uh uh uh ', I really can't stop laughting, she's so cute.
me too. I can't stop laughing. it feels good :D
She is so natural and nice 💪
Really I can't stop my laughing at this time , she looks more pretty on pronounce too many words. It's awesome way of tweeting. Really me too covert myself life vanessa . Incredible..ya its incredible
Yeah¡ haha!
So am I!!!!
"Didn't" reduction is kind of new to me. Overall this is an excellent lesson. I like it very much. 👍🏻😍
For me too. It's very funny to pronounce it
Thanks for all. I can get everything you say.
It helps me a lot. Thank you so much! Hugs from Brazil.
I love the form that you teach. Tank you so much
I've heard other reductions such as I , you , my , our, yours, myself , yourself , an , a , the , was , we're, it's, I'm , you're from songs.
I was repeating it ''uh uh uh''
Mommy thinks that I´m crazy now!
Hi Vanessa, I am Sahithi of grade 7.I always watch your videos whenever I am free. I want to speak like a native American and finally it happened because of you.
Thank you so much!
I hope you will upload more videos which will help other people like me to learn English fluently. 😃😃
I love this reduction lesson! I am gonna use them to practice.Obrigado Vanessa for another great lesson!
"Uh uh uh"😂
I liked the expression 😂
Embrace that lol
@@menlypham1348 It's so silly, but it's cool kkkkk
Woooow 😱 I was laughing at reductions of “I don’t know” 😂😂 And is it correct to use some of these reductions (wanna, gonna, unno) in messages or posts in Instagram? Or it’s better to use the whole construction or with apostrophes?
You could do that but when it's formal you shouldnt
These lessons are especially useful for my pronunciation, thank you very much.
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What about "then" sometimes I hear this work like "nen"
Yea that's a good one. "And nen I'm gonna go comment on this." Well hell- it'd be more like "An en". An en I'm gonna go comment.
@@mikekrier1465 Exactly, there's another one: that = nat or even na
Me:Americans can't reduce "I unno"
Vanessa:"uh uh uh"
That exploded my mind 😂
Uh uh uh uh. I wanna hahaha uh uh uh
Thank you .Your lesson is knowledge able & cheerful.
Thank you, Vanessa. You are great.
"I have your phone " sound like fast "i have earphone " 🤦♀😂😂
😂😂 that's true
@@andryhamiltoncust7547 Hmm, 🤷♀😂😂
1:27 IPA: /jɜɹ/
2:34 /ɑɹ/
3:14 Don't forget him: 'im.
Hafta, unna, his(is), our (r) and to(t) thanks so lot you're unique with your lessons around the world
It's praticeable than school's lessons just lovely...I love you I'm in Africa in benin
Thank you so much. All my best wishes to your family
I am fron Honduras living in the US, and my daughter who's 11 like to said to me when i asked her something
" uh uh uh"
Now she's in a big trouble 😁😁
🤣🤣
Really 🤣🤣🤣
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Your challenge was nice. Thank you, Vanessa!
I'm actually this is my first time to hear all this great tips,I would like to thank you for this great advices I really appreciate it.
“I gave it to ‘em” sounds like “I gave it to him”🥴
A lot of english is contextual
First :)
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This lesson is super useful! This video solved the main obstacle of listening to native English TV Drama! Hope more lessons like this in the future! Thank you very much!
i've never saw hafta n i've never notice that gotta was from “have to go”
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kisses from brazil
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The only one I didn't know was "unna" and "a". So now I'm a listen again your lesson. Thanks Vanessa. And congretulations to you for your second baby boy.
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these all reductions was new for me.Thank you so much vanessa.
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The way using "don't" my first time I 've learned .😊👍🏼
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The first time I have consciously learnt these. You're really amazing.
You are a wonderful English teacher.
You made my day, you're so fun! I don't know but you have a special way of teaching!!!
Vanessa,i love your channel!You make my english pronunciation better than before.
Thank u so much ❤️....this is helping me a lot....I didn't know the reductions for "have to "and "have got to"...
Thank you so much. Brilliant class. I learned how to use better these reductions. For me numbers 1, 2, and 5 were new.
All were New!! thank you so much Vannesa!!