me gusta mucho como usted explica como se debe pronunciar muchas gracias por favor suba más videos dando tics de como se debe pronunciar reglas para la pronunciación en ingles
Hi! This video helped me a lot. Can you do some more videos about the "th" pronunciation? I really can't find a way to say "North Pole" correctly. Thank you!
@devrydiver I speak with what is considered a 'standard' American accent. I grew up in Florida but do not have a southern accent. I then spent about 5 years each in Indiana, Boston, and New York City.
I believe that the American Standard pronunciation is what's spoken mostly New York state, except, of course, in some areas of NY City such as Queens, Bronx and Brooklyn. On the east coast, this standard accent is also spoken in Connecticut and New Jersey and it appears that California follows suit in the west . It's interesting to observe that Newscast anchors will be required to have or be trained in that standard accent so as to be able to go on national TV.
I can say it slowly pretty fine but in a sentence whenever I speak naturally I tend to make a mess by omitting the 'th' sound. My tongue cannot just get in time to move from the position of making the 'r' sound to making 'th' one
Hi! It sounds like you are probably using too much tension when making the TH consonant sound! You don't want to release the TH sound into a schwa. Try keeping the tongue a bit looser and more flexible so you can slide it back in to the D position quickly. This takes practice! :)
Can I make a shortcut for "birthday": After making the TH sound, in order to make the D sound, we continue to place the tip of the tongue between the teeth, but the rest of the tongue is actually lifted in the mouth which blocks the air from flowing easily past the tongue and teeth. In this way, will we end up with a D consonant? (This is inspired by Tom's video of showing how some students making TH sound as D sound.) Thanks!
For your birthday, can you identify the verbs about "surprise," expressions, sentences, as well as tones of voice on the "I"? *EDIT:* At the start of your video, at least surprise the viewers, but you can't go, "Surprise!" at them.
It's very difficult say "birthday"😥
You're right.
yes ):
Yes, im still struggling
Yes...
Principalmente pra brasileiros. Bem complicado.
I work as CSR and many times I struggle with the pronunciation of the question of the Date of Birth to the clients, until this video. Thank you !
Some young people (here in India thinking it stylish) say Bir..day. They leave the 'th' sound. To verify I watched this video. It's great, thank you.
Really great!! The best video for teaching pronunciation I have even seen.
I agree
me gusta mucho como usted explica como se debe pronunciar
muchas gracias
por favor suba más videos dando tics de como se debe pronunciar
reglas para la pronunciación en ingles
Hi! This video helped me a lot. Can you do some more videos about the "th" pronunciation? I really can't find a way to say "North Pole" correctly. Thank you!
@devrydiver I speak with what is considered a 'standard' American accent. I grew up in Florida but do not have a southern accent. I then spent about 5 years each in Indiana, Boston, and New York City.
Thanks so much for using Rachel s Englisch
I believe that the American Standard pronunciation is what's spoken mostly New York state, except, of course, in some areas of NY City such as Queens, Bronx and Brooklyn. On the east coast, this standard accent is also spoken in Connecticut and New Jersey and it appears that California follows suit in the west . It's interesting to observe that Newscast anchors will be required to have or be trained in that standard accent so as to be able to go on national TV.
came here bc I found pronouncing birthday kinda difficult for the first time ever in my life 😖maybe bc it's been a while since using that word lol
its a good lesson...thumbs up
because she's Vietnamese too look at her username! :)) that's a beautiful name in vietnamese.
I can say it slowly pretty fine but in a sentence whenever I speak naturally I tend to make a mess by omitting the 'th' sound. My tongue cannot just get in time to move from the position of making the 'r' sound to making 'th' one
thanks.
Useful lessons
@funfurfreak Yes, that is my 2nd cousin, and she is also named Rachel!!
Thanks a lot!!
@rachelsenglish
That's great! No, I meant, what do you call a person that shares the same name?
I've hear that you can make /d/ sound unvoiced, like /t/ sound. Is it correct?
Great question! The D consonant is always voiced.
how do you then smoothly go back to 'd' in 'day', after 'th'? after 'th' i tend to use the 'e' sound in order to make the 'd' sound in 'day'
Hi! It sounds like you are probably using too much tension when making the TH consonant sound! You don't want to release the TH sound into a schwa. Try keeping the tongue a bit looser and more flexible so you can slide it back in to the D position quickly. This takes practice! :)
@@rachelsenglish thank you so much! definitely, practice makes better!
@nino060196 She is! How could you tell? :)
When you guys sing the birthday song, sounds like you are dropping the th sound
happy birthday' Rachel!!!!:)
Can I make a shortcut for "birthday": After making the TH sound, in order to make the D sound, we continue to place the tip of the tongue between the teeth, but the rest of the tongue is actually lifted in the mouth which blocks the air from flowing easily past the tongue and teeth. In this way, will we end up with a D consonant? (This is inspired by Tom's video of showing how some students making TH sound as D sound.) Thanks!
Hi! Yes, you can! I think that this is actually what a lot of native speakers do! :)
@funfurfreak I don't think there's really a specific term for that in English.
could you make a video to teach how to pronunciation all of sounds ?
Yss please give a lesson about pronouncing all the English words plzz it helps us a lot
Oh, another Rachel? What do you call it - the same named person?
It's a good lesson but I can't to pronounce It anyway
For your birthday, can you identify the verbs about "surprise," expressions, sentences, as well as tones of voice on the "I"?
*EDIT:* At the start of your video, at least surprise the viewers, but you can't go, "Surprise!" at them.
Ha! Thanks for the suggestion! :)
freaking th sound
"It's a free country" It's also a fallacy most Americans don't know it is one. FREEDOM is a tricky word.
Hi Rachel, I was wondering what kind of american accent you have. Is it from the north or the south?
Hello. I was wondering if the following words are pronoun with a flap t or a true t. ‘little’, ‘bottle’, ‘beetle’ etc.
does anybody else think that she looks like Anne Cox, Harry Styles's mom? :D both are beautiful
Yes lol
Rachel is so beautiful
Thanks!
Rachel's English you helped me a lot. Thank you for your help
enjoy your birthday!
拿蛋糕出来时说的就是bir-day了。
haquyen?? she's vietnamese,right=)
It is really difficult to say birthday
Which Rachel? 4:00
why tf am i wathin dis im amarican
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Today November 5 buon compleanno f rom Italy
American sound like birdday
Why are you making so difficult to say birthday
I'm urban so i say birfday
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Hmmm.... I speak English... why am a watching this
Jajajajajja lol this comment is so funny hajajajahahahah
American English? No that's just English...