American Accent Training for Chinese First Language Speakers
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
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This video focuses on common issues all first language Chinese speakers of English have in common (Mandarin, Cantonese, Taiwanese, and other dialects). Topics include: integrating air flow with speech, especially on final consonants and endings (/s/, /z/, /ed/), linking with air flow, increasing awareness on creating and implementing changes in speech, making final sounds louder, and lengthening vowels in stressed syllables following by /l/, /m/, /n/, and /ng/ sounds. www.englishbythehour.com
so straightforward and helpful tips for Chinese native speakers. Thank you so much!!
I will definitely plan to do some videos on middle eastern accents ... stay tuned!
your voice is so soothing and your speech has a natural lit. It's a pleasure listening to your talk.
I just realised I always hold my breath when speaking, thanks for correcting me :)
Wow, this is sooo useful!!! Glad I've found you!!
You are very very good. Apparently you've observed a lot. A great job, keep it up!
Useful tips , you are a good teacher
That's a great idea! We'll do that next.
Rebecca, when was the last time that people said that you were amazing? Thank you for the wonderful tips!
Very useful knowledge provided by you!,thank you so much
These are exactly my problem with speaking, you are very helpful!
It is very very useful for me ! i should see this ealier !
Thank you very much for sharing here !
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Really helpful!!
This is a nice video. Can you please put a link to the video you are suggesting to watch first? Also, I think many of these tips are good for American English speakers to improve being understood better! I am An American English speaker from birth and I really like your tip on talking from diaphram.
Thanks Rebecca, it's really helpful.
Great idea! More videos to come ...
Thank you so much! That really helps.
perfect material, and excellent video.
Thank you very much, just what i needed :)
thank you, you should open a school in China. this something lots of chinese struggle on this
and the /d/ sounds like a /t/ because the terminal consonant /s/ is voiceless
@analieghsam Glad to hear it!
@analieghsam Sure ... sign up for personal coaching.
This is super helpful! thank you!
I like this video pretty much. I think i do need to make my mouth more SPORTY...
great video....
Very helpful !! love u so much
i am not chinese but this analysis is rite on the money. can you make an analysis on Vietnamese student, if you have experience with them. Thx
thank you. great!
@asianG313 Hi, the prononciation of 'r' is hard to me...I have been struggling on this for a long time...
Very nice video, Rebecca ;)
So useful !!
So helpful!
so helpful
@rebeccalinquist
i agree with you
Thank you! It helped
appreciate it =] thank u...
Do be careful so you don't hurt yourself :-) One step at a time ...
Noticed ends in d...
nice,thx
Can you check my videos for errors? Thanks.
loved this one :D
@a7singularity9empire Believe me ... nothing could be further from the truth. I'm a huge advocate for non-native speakers.
Good, at the same time english speakers better know how to pronouce j q x & ü sound in chinese. There are so many chinese names with these letters. x is little bit like x in spanish. and ü is the same found in German.
nice
I have a new program on Vimeo you might like as well: vimeo.com/ondemand/learnamericanaccent
this is so unhelpful. i really mean it.
HAHAHAHAH that's hilarous !!! But really useful !!
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chinese tend to replace th with s. lol
Why do I find this so stupid.
Because you're an idiot?
Rebecca Linquist OHHHHHHHHH GOOD ROAST
Noticed ends in d...