Thanks for watching!! If you spot anything else that can be linked, comment below! 😊 If you’re interested in learning English using video games, feel free to follow me on twitch for weekly live-streams! 😊 www.twitch.tv/procrastinationwithemma
When a perfectionist loves what he does, the result is incredible. And the length of the hair is matched perfectly. Thanks for the quality! I wish you success!
Emma, I got to this video while looking for connected speech in British English content, and I wanted to thank you for this amazing material. I mean it: THANK YOU!
Thank you Emma, there are not that many people who dare to teach the controversial, complex and deep topic of pronunciation, and you have dare to go into the dirty stuff, so thank you a lot, you are helping me a lot to get closer to native level in English. Keep it up!!!
Hi Emma. I'm an English teacher and I've started learning more about pronunciation. Other than watching your videos, what do you recommend as a practical way to learn about 'all the rules', or some useful books. Thanks a million!
Siendo sincero, por supuesto que quiero aprender inglés británico, pero me gusta más verla y oírla porque tiene una voz muy bella y me transmite un ánimo alegre porque siempre sonríe. Inteligente y bella que más se puede pedir. Me encanta su acento, cuando hablo inglés ya hablo mas con acento británico Gracias a ella. La adoro 🥰.
OMG, Emma, what a talented linguist and phoneticist you are! I've just passed my CAE with a very decent score, and yet you keep unplugging my ears perpetually! Please, keep it up and THANK YOU!
Thanks alot emma i ve been looking for rules of connected speech and i just searched on your channel and i got it i love your work, ur amazing in teaching british accent🙂
Ma'am, when you keep on talking about some topics or anything, you look so cute like a baby. So kind of you in order to watch your video is a great deal of achieving one's goal to be good at British accent and acknowledgement. Thank you so much for making such kind of videos... Ma'am🥰🥰🥰
thank you for your work and the video. ❤We had same classes when I was at university, 7 years back. Now I’m watching your videos and regret that didn’t study hard at university.
Two apples on the table. Two green apples lying on the ground. Hello Emma. I am your keen follower , who always refer to your lessons. So superb channel. 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Wow, great lesson! I've to watch it a couple of times to familiarise with the linking and connecting sounds. Your way of teaching this is fabulous. We owe you one Emma! 👍💪💖😊
Ma'am your videos are always been helpful in my journey of studying English.In one of your video you preferred a grammar book by Raymond Murphy.Now it would be a great pleasure if you suggest/recommend a self study book as great as you which will help with Transformation of sentences (Simple~Compound~Complex), Narration (Direct~Indirect), Degrees (comparative, Affirmative to Negative superlative,and the one I forgot), Right form of verbs,Tag Questions, Connectors. Thank you
hiya : ta for the video . it was interesting, I have to b honest . all your videos are BRILLIANT . Since you posted pronunciation videos .it has been easier for me to speak . my level is advanced but never taught me about ASSIMILATION, ELLISION , ETC. TTFN greetings from Mexico
Something must be happening in your life because you look full off beans, energetic and cheerful, speaking about today's video has been amazing and from the side of a student very completed, thanks and greetings.
Hi Emma, it's always a pleasure to hear your explanations. I find the third rule of /r/ more interesting. As for the first two rules /j/ and /w/ it seems to me that a person could apply them without knowing them. What do you think?
Emma, correct me if I am wrong. Should I link the vowels using the sounds /w/, /j/, and /r/ in the following sentences? [1] Two and Two is four. { /w/ and /w/ (2) Here is your umbrella. {/r/ and /r/} (3) The American restaurant is at the end of the street. {/j/ and /j/}
I've adored English and you make my adorment deeper and stronger. As they say by us the English write Manchester but read Liverpool. And that's one of the advantages of the language for you'll never know whether you read or speak it right or wrong.) Yes, it's cool and cooler will be, for sure!)
Emma, thanks a lot! You are a great teacher indeed! I love practicing connected speech with you, the lessons are helpful, it`s something amazing, cool!👍👍👍
Hello teacher Emma! May I introduce myself to you? My name is Waten from Indonesia. Great to meet you. I love watching your videos. Enjoy listening to what and how the way you speak to practise listening skill and speaking skill as well. Thank you very much.
Ho Emma 😃 thank you for this video! I’ll definitely watch it during the weekend, it’s so important, both for learners and teachers to learn more about the subject!
Please share more videos about this topic. I love this type of video and love you too. I did miss your laugh but now I'm very happy to see your laughing face😊
Exellent explanations and examples. I often hear British people say phrases like "I saw (r) it" or "betweem China (r) and India." As an English learner, I am really curious about the 'r' there.
Thank you for such a useful educational video!! I have one question. When you link 'to' with vowel sounds, would you always put 'W' between them?? If so, does it mean that 'to' shouldn't be pronounced with the schwa sound? It'd be very helpful if you could give me an answer.
@@Pronunciationwithemma Thank you for your reply!! Let me clarify. You meant 'when you usually have a consonant sound after it', right?? It does make sense!!
Idk why but I am addicted to your videos atm. I don't even need most of the classes in here even tho its useful going back to the basics but just listening you teaching for some reason is so good. Also is that a new mic?
Thanks for watching!! If you spot anything else that can be linked, comment below! 😊 If you’re interested in learning English using video games, feel free to follow me on twitch for weekly live-streams! 😊 www.twitch.tv/procrastinationwithemma
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I need your FB user link.
How about. .... let it ???
Thank you so much! Ma'am ❤️❤️❤️
Marry me!!!
I love practicing connect speech. This is not something we can learn at school. Super useful and practice. I look forward to the next video.
Practising. To practise verb. The practice noun. Eg. The doctor practises in the practice
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I love how Mrs. Emma pronounce the letters, i am so grateful to have a teacher like you! 🌟🌟🌟
I learn English for 12 years but no one taught me how to pronunciation. Thanks, Emma for your clear instructions. Waiting for more of your videos.
Thank you for teaching
Wow 12 years same here i started 12 ago and my weakness is only pronunciation
What would our life in the world of English be without you, Emma? Excellent video. It's really helpful for our English listening practice.
Honestly, you are a wonderful teacher. Your style of speaking is truly unique. Your pronunciation is very subtle.
When a perfectionist loves what he does, the result is incredible. And the length of the hair is matched perfectly. Thanks for the quality!
I wish you success!
Emma, I got to this video while looking for connected speech in British English content, and I wanted to thank you for this amazing material. I mean it: THANK YOU!
As a fellow ESL teacher, I loved this! & subscribed!
Dear Emma, you have made the English phonetics very easy and interesting to learn. The best video ever prepared on the topic.
Thank you Emma, there are not that many people who dare to teach the controversial, complex and deep topic of pronunciation, and you have dare to go into the dirty stuff, so thank you a lot, you are helping me a lot to get closer to native level in English. Keep it up!!!
这太精髓太有用了。 谢谢你， 多出点这种视频啊。 就是实战这种，读文章，讲解连读这种，多出点别的文章的 ，这种啊， 太棒了 ！
现在youtube上所有的英语老师，我觉得你是最棒的。
I'm studying TESOL at Uni. Sometimes our lectures just go so fast. Luckily Emma has so many helpful videos.
I'm Indonesian. I'm thankful for helping me learn. And this video I learn how to speak a sentence like a native.😊
doskonały uśmiech anioła. Twoje piękno jest nieporównywalne. Dzięki za lekcję trudno jest ustalić związek między samogłoską a samogłoską.
Oh my goodness!!! You're our English Godesse, i have been learning more for about 3 years but when to teaching connected speech i just follow you 😂
Hi Emma. I'm an English teacher and I've started learning more about pronunciation. Other than watching your videos, what do you recommend as a practical way to learn about 'all the rules', or some useful books. Thanks a million!
Siendo sincero, por supuesto que quiero aprender inglés británico, pero me gusta más verla y oírla porque tiene una voz muy bella y me transmite un ánimo alegre porque siempre sonríe. Inteligente y bella que más se puede pedir. Me encanta su acento, cuando hablo inglés ya hablo mas con acento británico Gracias a ella. La adoro 🥰.
OMG, Emma, what a talented linguist and phoneticist you are! I've just passed my CAE with a very decent score, and yet you keep unplugging my ears perpetually! Please, keep it up and THANK YOU!
Thank you! And congrats on passing your CAE 🥳
I've never seen a beautiful english teacher as you.😍
Thanks alot emma i ve been looking for rules of connected speech and i just searched on your channel and i got it i love your work, ur amazing in teaching british accent🙂
Hi, Emma. Your lessons approach the limit of perfection. Captivating enthusiasm and sympathy. Thanks so much!!! 🧐🤗
Ma'am, when you keep on talking about some topics or anything, you look so cute like a baby. So kind of you in order to watch your video is a great deal of achieving one's goal to be good at British accent and acknowledgement. Thank you so much for making such kind of videos... Ma'am🥰🥰🥰
thank you for your work and the video. ❤We had same classes when I was at university, 7 years back. Now I’m watching your videos and regret that didn’t study hard at university.
Ma'am, you're one kind of extraordinary. I've been following you since 3 months. I've learnt more.
Two apples on the table. Two green apples lying on the ground.
Hello Emma. I am your keen follower , who always refer to your lessons. So superb channel.
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I had never noticed the "w" linking before. Thank you so much Emma 🥰 for this helpful video ❤️❤️
The best explanation I have ever seen in my life! Thank you very much for this wonderful class! Keep providing us with such great classes.
Wow, great lesson! I've to watch it a couple of times to familiarise with the linking and connecting sounds.
Your way of teaching this is fabulous. We owe you one Emma! 👍💪💖😊
As an English teacher I just loveeeee your videos. They are very well explained! Thank you for this :)
Hi ma'am! Thanks for such an instructive video. I impatiently wait every single Friday for the lessons you deliver. Loads of love from Bangladesh.
Good morning teacher from Yemen.I can't thank you enough.
Ma'am your videos are always been helpful in my journey of studying English.In one of your video you preferred a grammar book by Raymond Murphy.Now it would be a great pleasure if you suggest/recommend a self study book as great as you which will help with Transformation of sentences (Simple~Compound~Complex), Narration (Direct~Indirect), Degrees (comparative, Affirmative to Negative superlative,and the one I forgot), Right form of verbs,Tag Questions, Connectors.
Thank you
You can't even imagine how I'm in love with that♥️, Love your style 100%
Wow … Emma, you’re so amazing. Your videos help me a lot for my English journey. And I really appreciate it. Thank you so much Emma.
hiya :
ta for the video . it was interesting, I have to b honest . all your videos are BRILLIANT . Since you posted pronunciation videos .it has been easier for me to speak . my level is advanced but never taught me about ASSIMILATION, ELLISION , ETC. TTFN
greetings from Mexico
I'm studying English Language and feel that you're the best beautiful woman teacher, and put alwayas cheer up in your class. Sorry for my spelling
hey Emma, i noticed you missed a " j " at the " then we add the eggs " ( we "j"add the eggs " )
Something must be happening in your life because you look full off beans, energetic and cheerful, speaking about today's video has been amazing and from the side of a student very completed, thanks and greetings.
Emma your teaching method is stunning ❤❤❤❤❤
Your voice is really soundable, I hope you will have a podcast in the near future.
Your enthusiasm is precisely amazing!!!
you the best teacher of mind. 🙋🙋🙋🙋❤️❤️❤️❤️
Your lectures are excellent. These lectures helped me a lot. Thanks.
Thank you Emma. This is the way to teach pronunciation. Make more videos like this.
More are on the way 👏
Hi Emma, it's always a pleasure to hear your explanations. I find the third rule of /r/ more interesting. As for the first two rules /j/ and /w/ it seems to me that a person could apply them without knowing them. What do you think?
Emma, correct me if I am wrong. Should I link the vowels using the sounds /w/, /j/, and /r/ in the following sentences?
[1] Two and Two is four. { /w/ and /w/
(2) Here is your umbrella. {/r/ and /r/}
(3) The American restaurant is at the end of the street. {/j/ and /j/}
I've adored English and you make my adorment deeper and stronger. As they say by us the English write Manchester but read Liverpool. And that's one of the advantages of the language for you'll never know whether you read or speak it right or wrong.) Yes, it's cool and cooler will be, for sure!)
Good video, it was more important than i thought, greetings from Panamá 🇵🇦🐰
Great lesson this channel helped me understand native speakers.
Emma, thanks a lot! You are a great teacher indeed! I love practicing connected speech with you, the lessons are helpful, it`s something amazing, cool!👍👍👍
Hello teacher Emma!
May I introduce myself to you?
My name is Waten from Indonesia.
Great to meet you.
I love watching your videos.
Enjoy listening to what and how the way you speak to practise listening skill and speaking skill as well.
Thank you very much.
I love your great work, and if you allow me, I recommend slowing down so beginners and pre-intermediate level learners can follow you.All the best!
My channel is for B2 and above so no :)
Fancy seeing you again! I was struck by how lit of you with new hair cutting look.
Such a... refreshin? Yeah, refreshing is a good adjective for this video. I loved it.
My queen, My lady, Emma. Love you from Iran🇮🇷
I love this lesson of you Emma about Connected Speech with vowel sounds. You are my best teacher Emma for English
Ho Emma 😃 thank you for this video! I’ll definitely watch it during the weekend, it’s so important, both for learners and teachers to learn more about the subject!
Thank you so much. It is so interesting and worthy.I am a new joiner and very confident after watching a single video.
I always hit the like button before watching Emma's videos.
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Very useful. Thank you, Emma. Greetings from Buenos Aires.
Thanks for sharing that! It helped me a lot! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷🙌
Please share more videos about this topic. I love this type of video and love you too. I did miss your laugh but now I'm very happy to see your laughing face😊
I live in love with her voice and her smile 🙈
Hi, Emma you are a maestra as far as your teaching the language!
You're a star.Thanks for your simple and clear explanation ❤🌷.I'm looking forward to your next video.
Thank you very much Emma!
Thank you for your explanation! I find all your videos very useful! 😉
Splendid video. I learned a lot about rapid speech. Thank you.
Exellent explanations and examples. I often hear British people say phrases like "I saw (r) it" or "betweem China (r) and India." As an English learner, I am really curious about the 'r' there.
I have a lesson about it more, it might help you :)
Thanks for the lesson😘😘. I Just came to know many things which I was not aware of🙄🙄. Btw great lesson ☺☺
🎉Thank you so so much dear ma'am 🙏 Love and respect from Mumbai, India. 🇮🇳🎉
your pronunciation is marvellous! I love it!
I enjoy learning from UA-cam more than I do in school
what a great teacher! thanks for all the interesting topics
I'm first teacher and you should give me heart because I arrive at time.
Thank you so much mam, doing greatest lessons in the entire world.Keep rocking......
Oh my God how good you are of explai ning the lesson, Emma. Thank you so much.
Finally, I understood you said . Thank YOU. I love it.
You're a natural geek of phonetic, nice video.
Thank you Emma,this video helps a lot🥰
U r marvellous teacher
I am so enjoy and exciting to watch this video also I learnede your interesting tips dear Emma...🎉🎉👍👍👍🙏🙏
You are an amazing teacher. Thank you for your time.
Thank you Emma for you interesting work to help English learners.
Such helpful video. Thanks for uploading love from India.
U make difficult things simple. Thank u.
Thank you Teacher. Clear and loud. Thank you very much.
Wow, that's amazing!
I love reading in english and this vídeo is very very usefull. Thanks for share your knowledge with us 💙
Thanks Emma.Your learning is really useful for me.Please post, more than now.
Hello Emma, I love this video. It's very amazing and You make very easy to understand! Thanks a lot
Awesome explanation of connected speech; matter that it's not usually well covered even in advanced courses..
Not an eazy lesson, but practice makes progress😍
Thank you for such a useful educational video!! I have one question. When you link 'to' with vowel sounds, would you always put 'W' between them?? If so, does it mean that 'to' shouldn't be pronounced with the schwa sound? It'd be very helpful if you could give me an answer.
To is pronounced with a schwa when you usually vowel a consonant sound after it. But this isn't a strict rule for some speakers. :)
@@Pronunciationwithemma Thank you for your reply!! Let me clarify. You meant 'when you usually have a consonant sound after it', right?? It does make sense!!
Excellent series! 💙
You are so excellent...I listen alot about (schwa) but I didn't know anything about it ..and you also said it also
Thank you!!!!! You are great!!! Hi from Italy...trying to improve my English 💘
Cheers Mate..!!
Glad to have you Instructing us.
Absolutely super terrific teacher English
Idk why but I am addicted to your videos atm. I don't even need most of the classes in here even tho its useful going back to the basics but just listening you teaching for some reason is so good. Also is that a new mic?
Nope, same mic! Thank you :)