You're wonderful, I'm Haitian. I do love your accent, I also learned my accent from A J Hoge. I have always wanted to work as call center agent, as I am not in The US, can you please refer me to a US company that also hire people that are not in the US?
I’m truly amazed with the way you approach teaching Filipinos the English language. You have a way of catching my interest and keeping it until you’re done. When I tell you, I really don’t like watching 20+ minute long videos but it’s so easy for me to watch your videos until the end. I’m learning from you so much, and I’m not even a call center agent. 😂 Thank you so much, ate! 🙌
I wish i could do this kind of accent in the near future.I'm a former construction worker and currently waiting for my training date in telco. Your videos helped me a lot to passed my interviews especially in mock call. Love to watch your videos and I've always feel motivated. Kindly correct my grammar I'll do appreciate it
We immigrated to Canada in 2011 and even then I would get comments on how my English doesn’t have a distinguishable pinoy accent. Most people thought I was born here. Even fellow pinoys would give me compliments on how easily I have adapted. Ito mga tricks ko and I have been doing this since elementary: 1. Watch English shows. 2. Read and read a lot. 3. Practice pronouncing words. Wag mahiya. Marami sa atin natatakot matawag na maarte. 4. Maraming aspects ang speaking and hindi lang pronunciation of words. Sometimes we tend to focus a lot on our pronunciation to the point na nakakalimutan na natin ang real goal ng speaking which is to get our point across. Mas mahalaga pa rin kapag may sustansya ang sinasabi kaysa aasa lang sa ganda ng pagkakasabi.
This was the very first video that I watched from your channel and I really didn't have the idea of ending in a BPO industry after graduation. Thank you so much for being my mentor in my journey as a customer support agent. God bless!
You will be a good English/Literature teacher. I'm a literature student myself and I just love your teaching techniques; simple and clear. Please continue creating videos like these. Your intelligence is highly needed 😂😂
Your videos are awesome. I worked in a call center for years in the US, and for the final three years we were blended with another team based out of the Philippines. My manager from this team was Philippines based as well, and she and I worked with the rest of the team on pronunciation when dealing with American customers. I wish I had known about this channel then, because this would have been such an amazing resource for all of us. Keep up the good work
You're the best filipina English teacher I've ever seen so far. I've watched a lot of video one time and it's all about how to answer Call center agents questions in your job interview, And there's a lot of Content creator, but you're the best no joke! Recommended!!!💯💯💯😊😊😊 Kindly support her channel
I wish I have found your UA-cam earlier…I lived in the US for a long time and I felt that my Filipino accent and pronunciation was a deterrent to my getting a better job/promotion especially now that most job interviews are being held via Zoom...I appreciate your lessons!
Totally agree, listening to customer during calls will definitely help us observe their usage of language. Strict grammar isn't necessary since we have to be flexible depending also on the state we are calling. but i so love this video! so straightforward
Wow, I don't know how or why I came across your video, but I'm impressed. You were thorough and effective in your teaching methods. More importantly, you gave your audience great advice - I paraphrase, "don't get so hung up on the rules... Instead, learn to listen... to become fluent!" ... I totally agree. I knew some basic Spanish, but I didn't become more fluid in my speech until after I watched telenovelas! 😊 I learned to listen to the words and pronunciations... Then I applied what I heard/learned. Bravo!!! 👏👏👏 More power to you for helping other Filipinos "speak" in a way that Americans can relate to. 💖
Good things on these topics were to tackle those misconception on how those words should pronounce correctly. So informative and interesting. Keep it coming Shiela thanks
thanks to theses types of videos,i am able to refresh my memory after how many years of not speaking in english... I will be on training tonight,thank you for the help
One more thing that makes English complicated is reading/hearing new words that you don't know how to pronounce and also, the confusion around using prepositions and articles The vs. A. Hope you include them in your videos. You're so amazing.
The advantage of knowing how to read phonetic sounds, is it's so much easy for you to pronounce the words that you have not yet encountered. The shwa is the important sound in English which is represented by an upside down e in the Phonetic Alphabet. Just like reading musical notes that you could easily figure out its basic melody.
I feel envy of your accent.. Seems natural native speaker. I am currently improving my communication skills as I am planning to apply in HVA which involves Phone Handling. I'd like to mimick your accent word per word that's why I used to watch your videos during my free time.
I totally agree with the Listening is the key, and the the complicated rules of English. I stick with listening because by the letters gave me so much headache. For me it's 20% grammar, 20% vocabulary, and 60% listening and speaking. BTW, I love your videos. It's relaxing, soothing, and educational...so I'm subscribing.
thanks candice for sharing you knowledge. Ive been working for 4months now in bpo customer service. Im now taking calls in production and carrying all knowledge you have shared. All your efforts and kindness are well appreciated. GODBLESS YOU! 🥰😘
Your videos helped me a lot, I started watching your videos before applying as a call center agent and right now I'm a trainee. I wouldn't have ace my interview without you. Thank you❣
hello candice... Everytime i'm seeing you talking... I feel like i'm hearing the voice of ms. Lea S. you both almost spoke the same tune... and it's inspired me a lot to study more. Actually, I want to comment much just to express my admiration to you, so here iam. thank you candice you helped me a lot, specially your pronunciation and some grammar rules .
i've been watching a lot of your videos these last few days because i intend to apply for a call center job in around two months and know nothing about the industry (besides it being very stresful lmao) and omg you're so good at explaining and keeping the viewer's attention. thank you for making this channel fr i would be so lost without your videos
I don't know though I'm a current employee here in iqor I still don't have the confidence just like her. But this video has helped me a lot to pronounce the words correctly. Guys, it takes time I've been taking calls for almost a year now and yeah my communications skills improve a lot.
I like the way you talk. Some teachers on YT exaggerate their pronunciation to make it sound like American. It has to come out natural and you are doing it just right. You still have a hint of Filipino accent but to me, it's perfect. I wish I can talk like you. If I may also add, some call center agents pronounce T as CH to have that American accent. Ex: Two = CHU which is very irritating. About the word PESO, it comes from Spanish so I guess it should be pronounced the way Spanish do which is the one we have gotten used to. The one you Googled is the English form where the English pronunciation of vowels is used. In my opinion, "pehso" or "peyso" should be correct.
Agree with you on PESO. Mexican Peh-so, not the American pey-sow, should be the standard. Also, aside from the CHU sound (as in YouCHube), I've heard TS (as in ChrisTS)
New Subscriber here!…I've been in the call center industry for years now but I'm still willing to learn more and yes it's true, most call me "maarte" however, I always tell them it's called an enunciation and pronunciation... thank you for this channel!😊...God bless!
Hi! I stared my training last wednesday, and I would just like to say that you and your channel is one of the reasons I was able to get through the application process, and eventually get hired. Thank you for the service you do, and I hope you can keep this up as long as you can.
Thank you so much ate, i started to watch your videos last year around september when i decided to apply to BPO after graduation. almost a year now, and now for almost a year sa AT&T Subject matte expert na po ako. thank you so much sa videos mo po. sobrang laking tulong
This is great content. I'd like to add that when a word that starts with a T is preceded by a word that ends with a vowel sound, it's more common to pronounce the t as a flap t (like in the word water). For instance, in "See you tomorrow" the t usually sounds like a d: See yuh duhmorrow 😀
Ooops my mistake. That rule only applies to the words to, today, and tomorrow. And it doesnt matter whether the word is preceded by a vowel or consonant sound.
Ka gwapa and brilliant nimo Miss . I love your videos..This is a such big help for us English language learners. Please keep on making videos like this for us.
I am planning to apply in a BPO company and it will be my first time applying for a job. Babalikan ko to once na ma interview ako at mahire. Thank you for the tips :))
Nakakatulong po tlaga mga contents nu po lalo na sakin feeling ko halos lahat ng videos napanood ko dati ng nag ap-apply pa ako sa mga BPO. Ngaun sobrang proud kasi one year na ako sa BPo .. until now.. nanonood parin ako sa videos nu..
Tomorrow is the start date of my training, thanks to this video I really learned a lot. Super easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tips!!! 🥺❤️
I'm a newbie in bpo, 3 weeks in training pa lang. 😂 And your video teaching us berlitz helps me para makapasa. Hahha sooo thankyouuuuu and now magstream pa ako ng vids. Kasi I need to improve my english speaking. ❤️
Dami kong natututunan dito kay Ma'am Candice!! Nakangiti lang ako all the time habang nanonood at nakikinig ng mga lessons niya!💖💖 Thanks for this great video!💖💖 Sana po ay mas marami pa kayong gawing english lessons for us!💖💖
Hi , I binge watched this specific video to enhance my accent, Because there were some evident local accent when i speak. I was applying to be an ESL teacher. Just got accepted yesterday. Thank you for this informative video Candice, this contibutes much to my skills now. 💗
Oh my God.Thank you for these Ms.Shien.You know my favorite subject is English,but there's a lot to learn more about my pronunciation and the grammar😄.Btw,I am planning to apply as a call center.Wish I could use your accent.Wish me luck! Btw,new subsciber here.
Ahaha good shot ako dun sa prefer. Interview ko two days ago, was asked if im willing to work on site and i said: I'd prefer to! May pakinabang naman pala pagiging ermitanyo ko sa internet
Hi Candice 😊 I love watching all your videos and I learned lots of things with regards to the BPO jobs. I love the way you articulate words. I hope I can do this accent in the future. I’m glad to inform you that I passed my two BPO JOBS INTERVIEW. because I’ve learned a lot from you 😘😘😘. Keep making videos like this because I know millions of people need such videos like this. Keep on shining CANDICE A.K.A (KWESTYON)😘😘😘😘
Hi , This coming Tuesday ill be on my training to become call center agent, and I'm glad that i came across to your youtube account. I have speech deficiencies i can barely pronounce sh , ch , or h. This lesson help me to exercise my tongue so that i can pronounce the word correctly. and only i already watched a lot of your irate customer video.. Thank you so much.
At 4:37, I learned during high school that most 2-syllable words, when used as verbs and not as nouns, are stressed on their second syllable. Such is with the words: Object - item VS. objEct - disapprove/disagree prEsent - existing/occurring at the said time VS. presEnt - give Insult - disrespectful action VS. insUlt - speak/treat with disrespect rEcord - documentation/file VS. recOrd - to note/write prOject - assignment/task VS. projEct - forecast/estimate Such is with the case with prefer, although the word, in the sentence structure, is solely used as a verb, never as a noun.
Thank you. I loved watching your videos. I know I will gain more knowledge on how to improve my speaking in english. And I believe I will be good in speaking like you.😊
With the article "the", the consideration should be on the word's phonological transcription, not on its alphabetical spelling. 😁 Gonna need more contents like this one ❣️
English language is a very tricky to learn it's very complicated too, but I never give up to learn this one, I would like to consider this as my main skills in life. And hopefully by the help of one of this video, I can return in BPO company, but as an international account call center agent.
I am a career shifter. BPO Industry is indeed a great challenge for me, I just passed several interviews but I always reschedule my second phases of BPO Recruitment, Because I am making necessary preparations through watching these videos from Mam Kwestyon, Because I wanna give my best shot in BPO Recruitment Assessment Process and I realized that watching these videos from her made me realize my strengths and weaknesses to this industry, I can write good English but I have problems in speaking with problems in pronounciation, confidence, fluency verbally that is why right now. I keep watching videos of her. Wish me luck mam, I have my Assessment Schedule next week. Please correct me mam, Give me some important things to remember for just a brief message specially that I can have my assessment next week and I highly appreciating it. Thanks you.
This so helpful. Refreshing what I have learned during my school days in english. I must admit, my english is not that good during my school days, I am not that in love with english subject. Thanks again for this beautiful shares. ❤❤❤
"of" has two kinds of pronounciation. The one you just showed is the unstressed sound and also the stressed sound. There are others and it depends on the speed we pronounce it. It's a hard topic that i'm unable to account for since if i speak fast a native won't understand me so i try to speak clearly and less fast.
You know what, what you're doing is more effective (most specifically for us Filipinos) that is because you are referencing our accent and effectively pointing out what's proper and what's not. What I am saying is " this is NOT BORING" to watch as oppose to General Tutorials.
Oops! CORRECTIONS:
1) not "Liasons" but Liaisons
2) not "a AC" but "an AC"
More more more of like this
Very helpful ❤️❤️
You're wonderful, I'm Haitian.
I do love your accent, I also learned my accent from A J Hoge. I have always wanted to work as call center agent, as I am not in The US, can you please refer me to a US company that also hire people that are not in the US?
What if u have a broken teeth po maka pasok po ba kaya ako sa call center?
Hello po sa inyo
@@eriicoyguilaran384 uu namn
I’m truly amazed with the way you approach teaching Filipinos the English language. You have a way of catching my interest and keeping it until you’re done. When I tell you, I really don’t like watching 20+ minute long videos but it’s so easy for me to watch your videos until the end. I’m learning from you so much, and I’m not even a call center agent. 😂 Thank you so much, ate! 🙌
I wish i could do this kind of accent in the near future.I'm a former construction worker and currently waiting for my training date in telco. Your videos helped me a lot to passed my interviews especially in mock call. Love to watch your videos and I've always feel motivated. Kindly correct my grammar I'll do appreciate it
Proud of you Sir! *hugs* #Aja
Good luck sa BPO journey
Great job sir.
Artistlllmmgg
nice bro . dont hesitate , reach for your goals
We immigrated to Canada in 2011 and even then I would get comments on how my English doesn’t have a distinguishable pinoy accent. Most people thought I was born here. Even fellow pinoys would give me compliments on how easily I have adapted. Ito mga tricks ko and I have been doing this since elementary:
1. Watch English shows.
2. Read and read a lot.
3. Practice pronouncing words. Wag mahiya. Marami sa atin natatakot matawag na maarte.
4. Maraming aspects ang speaking and hindi lang pronunciation of words. Sometimes we tend to focus a lot on our pronunciation to the point na nakakalimutan na natin ang real goal ng speaking which is to get our point across. Mas mahalaga pa rin kapag may sustansya ang sinasabi kaysa aasa lang sa ganda ng pagkakasabi.
Kahit ako waley talaga sa mga accent2 na yan kasi nagmumukha akong alien kahit anung push lumalabas talaga pagka pinoy ng accent ko hehehee
:Learn the Grammar rules as well as the phonetic sounds. Wrong pronunciation will change the meaning of the word.
This was the very first video that I watched from your channel and I really didn't have the idea of ending in a BPO industry after graduation. Thank you so much for being my mentor in my journey as a customer support agent. God bless!
You will be a good English/Literature teacher. I'm a literature student myself and I just love your teaching techniques; simple and clear. Please continue creating videos like these. Your intelligence is highly needed 😂😂
Literature is quite different from teaching English as a language. She is a very good language trainer definitely.
Your videos are awesome. I worked in a call center for years in the US, and for the final three years we were blended with another team based out of the Philippines. My manager from this team was Philippines based as well, and she and I worked with the rest of the team on pronunciation when dealing with American customers. I wish I had known about this channel then, because this would have been such an amazing resource for all of us. Keep up the good work
I know that many people tells you this but I love the way that you show english and how is callcenter's job.
You're the best filipina English teacher I've ever seen so far.
I've watched a lot of video one time and it's all about how to answer Call center agents questions in your job interview, And there's a lot of Content creator, but you're the best no joke!
Recommended!!!💯💯💯😊😊😊
Kindly support her channel
I wish I have found your UA-cam earlier…I lived in the US for a long time and I felt that my Filipino accent and pronunciation was a deterrent to my getting a better job/promotion especially now that most job interviews are being held via Zoom...I appreciate your lessons!
After watching your video, I applied these tips during our Mock Calls and I passed. Hoping to get better and better each day. Thankyou so much!
Totally agree, listening to customer during calls will definitely help us observe their usage of language. Strict grammar isn't necessary since we have to be flexible depending also on the state we are calling. but i so love this video! so straightforward
Wow, I don't know how or why I came across your video, but I'm impressed. You were thorough and effective in your teaching methods. More importantly, you gave your audience great advice - I paraphrase, "don't get so hung up on the rules... Instead, learn to listen... to become fluent!" ... I totally agree. I knew some basic Spanish, but I didn't become more fluid in my speech until after I watched telenovelas! 😊 I learned to listen to the words and pronunciations... Then I applied what I heard/learned. Bravo!!! 👏👏👏 More power to you for helping other Filipinos "speak" in a way that Americans can relate to. 💖
Good things on these topics were to tackle those misconception on how those words should pronounce correctly. So informative and interesting. Keep it coming Shiela thanks
you're the reason why i passed in my assessment and interview in BPO 😚😘
Sa 20mins andami kong nalaman, tysm!!
thanks to theses types of videos,i am able to refresh my memory after how many years of not speaking in english... I will be on training tonight,thank you for the help
One more thing that makes English complicated is reading/hearing new words that you don't know how to pronounce and also, the confusion around using prepositions and articles The vs. A. Hope you include them in your videos. You're so amazing.
The advantage of knowing how to read phonetic sounds, is it's so much easy for you to pronounce the words that you have not yet encountered. The shwa is the important sound in English which is represented by an upside down e in the Phonetic Alphabet. Just like reading musical notes that you could easily figure out its basic melody.
I feel envy of your accent.. Seems natural native speaker. I am currently improving my communication skills as I am planning to apply in HVA which involves Phone Handling. I'd like to mimick your accent word per word that's why I used to watch your videos during my free time.
So useful. I love how you put so much effort, passion and detail into your educational videos. Thank you for creating this ate sheina❤️
Excellent refresher for me as i am planning to work again in BPO. Thank you po.
*ABSOLUTELY YES!!! You can learn different languages in sentences or phrases, not in small units.*
Thank you. You are one of few who helped me get the job I have now. Am now 2 months and counting in the customer service industry.
I love the way you teach the pronunciation guide. Please more videos like these. It helps me on my online classes. Thanks
I totally agree with the Listening is the key, and the the complicated rules of English. I stick with listening because by the letters gave me so much headache. For me it's 20% grammar, 20% vocabulary, and 60% listening and speaking.
BTW, I love your videos. It's relaxing, soothing, and educational...so I'm subscribing.
Funny, I clearly understand your explanation more than my English teacher! He he
Mabuhay ka at ang iyong channel! 😊
thanks candice for sharing you knowledge. Ive been working for 4months now in bpo customer service. Im now taking calls in production and carrying all knowledge you have shared.
All your efforts and kindness are well appreciated. GODBLESS YOU! 🥰😘
Your videos helped me a lot, I started watching your videos before applying as a call center agent and right now I'm a trainee. I wouldn't have ace my interview without you. Thank you❣
Congratulations, Dhaira!👏👏👏 That's amazing!🥳🥳🥳
hello candice... Everytime i'm seeing you talking... I feel like i'm hearing the voice of ms. Lea S. you both almost spoke the same tune... and it's inspired me a lot to study more. Actually, I want to comment much just to express my admiration to you, so here iam. thank you candice you helped me a lot, specially your pronunciation and some grammar rules .
I've been watching your video since the day of my application until today that I was hired. Thank you so much for the tips and learnings ❤️ Keep Safe!
Damn this is quite good pronounciation advice. Never seen this explained this simple and clear.
Am not even a call center, but your explanation is so clear and understandable 👏🏻
i've been watching a lot of your videos these last few days because i intend to apply for a call center job in around two months and know nothing about the industry (besides it being very stresful lmao) and omg you're so good at explaining and keeping the viewer's attention. thank you for making this channel fr i would be so lost without your videos
I don't know though I'm a current employee here in iqor I still don't have the confidence just like her. But this video has helped me a lot to pronounce the words correctly. Guys, it takes time I've been taking calls for almost a year now and yeah my communications skills improve a lot.
Super talented ka talaga miss Jay Costura. From card readings now you are teaching us correct english pronounciations. Keep up the good work miss Jay.
I like the way you talk. Some teachers on YT exaggerate their pronunciation to make it sound like American. It has to come out natural and you are doing it just right. You still have a hint of Filipino accent but to me, it's perfect. I wish I can talk like you. If I may also add, some call center agents pronounce T as CH to have that American accent. Ex: Two = CHU which is very irritating.
About the word PESO, it comes from Spanish so I guess it should be pronounced the way Spanish do which is the one we have gotten used to. The one you Googled is the English form where the English pronunciation of vowels is used. In my opinion, "pehso" or "peyso" should be correct.
two = chu? whuuut omg, i find it so informal 🥴
Agree with you on PESO. Mexican Peh-so, not the American pey-sow, should be the standard.
Also, aside from the CHU sound (as in YouCHube), I've heard TS (as in ChrisTS)
New Subscriber here!…I've been in the call center industry for years now but I'm still willing to learn more and yes it's true, most call me "maarte" however, I always tell them it's called an enunciation and pronunciation... thank you for this channel!😊...God bless!
Hi! I stared my training last wednesday, and I would just like to say that you and your channel is one of the reasons I was able to get through the application process, and eventually get hired.
Thank you for the service you do, and I hope you can keep this up as long as you can.
Congratulations!!!👏👏 That's so nice to hear.🥳🥳🥳 Thank you, too!❤️
@@Kwestyon ni
I really admire how you speak Ms. Candice.
This is the such a helpfull video, applying this video and reading in loud voice makes wonders.
1:17 You, almost laughing here, is very contagious! Haha awesome content, mademoiselle! 👌🙏🤙
Thank you so much ate, i started to watch your videos last year around september when i decided to apply to BPO after graduation. almost a year now, and now for almost a year sa AT&T Subject matte expert na po ako. thank you so much sa videos mo po. sobrang laking tulong
Please, if you could, start a podcast today. As in right now!! you're so goooooooooood! Cheers!
Yah you should
I agreed.
Agree🙋
Even if i'm already a tutor of this accent, i still love learning from anyone else like you.😍
im literally answering your questions like a student at school and i really enjoy it.☺️ THANKYOU
Thank you ma'am for sharing your video, it helps me a lot especially for those people who wants to work as a call center agent. God bless you ma'am.
This is great content. I'd like to add that when a word that starts with a T is preceded by a word that ends with a vowel sound, it's more common to pronounce the t as a flap t (like in the word water). For instance, in "See you tomorrow" the t usually sounds like a d: See yuh duhmorrow 😀
Ooops my mistake. That rule only applies to the words to, today, and tomorrow. And it doesnt matter whether the word is preceded by a vowel or consonant sound.
But pronouncing it with a true t is also 👌
Ka gwapa and brilliant nimo Miss . I love your videos..This is a such big help for us English language learners. Please keep on making videos like this for us.
I am planning to apply in a BPO company and it will be my first time applying for a job. Babalikan ko to once na ma interview ako at mahire. Thank you for the tips :))
Thanks to your videos , I was able to pass the initial interview and got hired in a BPO industry. Hoping to get better and better as day goes by❤
Ang dami kong natutunan! 🥰 Thank you for constantly make these kind of vids ❤️ more power po.
Nakakatulong po tlaga mga contents nu po lalo na sakin feeling ko halos lahat ng videos napanood ko dati ng nag ap-apply pa ako sa mga BPO. Ngaun sobrang proud kasi one year na ako sa BPo .. until now.. nanonood parin ako sa videos nu..
Tomorrow is the start date of my training, thanks to this video I really learned a lot. Super easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tips!!! 🥺❤️
Hi san ka po na hired?
first time to work with voice function, after 12 years in back office, talking to client, this is very helpful
Absolutely highly fluent! Love the way speak and yes listening is the key..
I'm a newbie in bpo, 3 weeks in training pa lang. 😂 And your video teaching us berlitz helps me para makapasa. Hahha sooo thankyouuuuu and now magstream pa ako ng vids. Kasi I need to improve my english speaking. ❤️
Thank you so much for this 😭 Actually, you're one of my inspirations why I wanted to have an accent like yours and this helps so much. Thank you.
Wow I love this video it make me feel more comfortable now speaking English.
thank you for this video pilipit talaga dila ko sa english 🤣 pero uulit ulitin kong panoorin ito. malaking tulong talaga ito.
Mam I was waiting for your video. Thanks a lot
Salamat Ate! I’m so glad I found your channel. I’m learning a lot to have confidence in speaking American English! Mabuhay ka Ate! 🤗
You explain better than my English teacher way back in high-school 🙈
Dear Candice, thank you very mutch for those video! ♥♥♥
Dami kong natututunan dito kay Ma'am Candice!! Nakangiti lang ako all the time habang nanonood at nakikinig ng mga lessons niya!💖💖
Thanks for this great video!💖💖
Sana po ay mas marami pa kayong gawing english lessons for us!💖💖
Love this ..... I've been an ESL teacher for a decade but ,,,,yeah ,,i salute you !!!
Hi , I binge watched this specific video to enhance my accent, Because there were some evident local accent when i speak. I was applying to be an ESL teacher. Just got accepted yesterday. Thank you for this informative video Candice, this contibutes much to my skills now. 💗
Thank you for the continuous knowledge Queen 🙏🇯🇲
I’m so glad that I found your channel, I have learned a lot from you! Thank you!
Ayieee katuwa manood sayo,matuto ka talaga.yung sinasabayan ko bawat bigkas mo 🥰thankyou
damn. literally the answer to all my pronunciation questions HAHAHAHAA (it’s almost 2am and i’m freakin’ out)
ommyyyy sameeee hehe
I really like your American accent. I am also using American accent in all my meetings with the clients.
Oh my God.Thank you for these Ms.Shien.You know my favorite subject is English,but there's a lot to learn more about my pronunciation and the grammar😄.Btw,I am planning to apply as a call center.Wish I could use your accent.Wish me luck!
Btw,new subsciber here.
I always watching your videos for the reason that I want to learn more about it because tomorrow is my first day of training.
I've been working for a year now doing outbound calls and I feel like I'm lucky to watch this. It's like a refresher course :D
Ahaha good shot ako dun sa prefer.
Interview ko two days ago, was asked if im willing to work on site and i said: I'd prefer to!
May pakinabang naman pala pagiging ermitanyo ko sa internet
Hi Candice 😊 I love watching all your videos and I learned lots of things with regards to the BPO jobs. I love the way you articulate words. I hope I can do this accent in the future. I’m glad to inform you that I passed my two BPO JOBS INTERVIEW. because I’ve learned a lot from you 😘😘😘. Keep making videos like this because I know millions of people need such videos like this. Keep on shining CANDICE A.K.A (KWESTYON)😘😘😘😘
I'm learning a lot from this. I am an ESL Teacher and I really enjoyed watching it.
wow you have a beautiful voice that catches my attention, thank you so much for your tips! you reminded me my linguistic class at uni :D
Hi , This coming Tuesday ill be on my training to become call center agent, and I'm glad that i came across to your youtube account. I have speech deficiencies i can barely pronounce sh , ch , or h. This lesson help me to exercise my tongue so that i can pronounce the word correctly. and only i already watched a lot of your irate customer video.. Thank you so much.
Ganda ng accent ganda ng voice pak! dami ko natutunan 😍🤩🥰
I'm not a call center but as a student, the way you correct pronounciation helps me to improve my pronounciations as well.
It spells "pronunciation"☺️
The most mispronounced word in English is pronunciation. Take it from me.
Oh , she explained again the importance of listening
At 4:37, I learned during high school that most 2-syllable words, when used as verbs and not as nouns, are stressed on their second syllable. Such is with the words:
Object - item VS. objEct - disapprove/disagree
prEsent - existing/occurring at the said time VS. presEnt - give
Insult - disrespectful action VS. insUlt - speak/treat with disrespect
rEcord - documentation/file VS. recOrd - to note/write
prOject - assignment/task VS. projEct - forecast/estimate
Such is with the case with prefer, although the word, in the sentence structure, is solely used as a verb, never as a noun.
Thank you. I loved watching your videos. I know I will gain more knowledge on how to improve my speaking in english.
And I believe I will be good in speaking like you.😊
With the article "the", the consideration should be on the word's phonological transcription, not on its alphabetical spelling. 😁 Gonna need more contents like this one ❣️
so it's just like same with "a" and"an", right?
English language is a very tricky to learn it's very complicated too, but I never give up to learn this one, I would like to consider this as my main skills in life. And hopefully by the help of one of this video, I can return in BPO company, but as an international account call center agent.
I am a career shifter. BPO Industry is indeed a great challenge for me, I just passed several interviews but I always reschedule my second phases of BPO Recruitment, Because I am making necessary preparations through watching these videos from Mam Kwestyon, Because I wanna give my best shot in BPO Recruitment Assessment Process and I realized that watching these videos from her made me realize my strengths and weaknesses to this industry, I can write good English but I have problems in speaking with problems in pronounciation, confidence, fluency verbally that is why right now. I keep watching videos of her. Wish me luck mam, I have my Assessment Schedule next week. Please correct me mam, Give me some important things to remember for just a brief message specially that I can have my assessment next week and I highly appreciating it. Thanks you.
This so helpful. Refreshing what I have learned during my school days in english. I must admit, my english is not that good during my school days, I am not that in love with english subject.
Thanks again for this beautiful shares. ❤❤❤
Love it, Sheina! Commonly used idioms in a call center context next time please~ hihihi
Good thing we learned about this in school during our Grade 7 term. This is really useful!
I'm still a student, but this helps me a lot since i want to improve my pronunciation. Thank you so much.
OMG, thank you for teaching Filipino's right pronounciation and I'm one of them, new subscriber here 🙂.
I learned a lot. Thank you so much. Hoping for part two ❤️
She's better than my English teacher ♡
"of" has two kinds of pronounciation. The one you just showed is the unstressed sound and also the stressed sound. There are others and it depends on the speed we pronounce it. It's a hard topic that i'm unable to account for since if i speak fast a native won't understand me so i try to speak clearly and less fast.
should be "pronunciation"
I love listening to your voice and watching your videos. You really sound great!
3 years in Bpo here. Everyday is a new learning. Thanks ma'am, super galing
You know what, what you're doing is more effective (most specifically for us Filipinos) that is because you are referencing our accent and effectively pointing out what's proper and what's not. What I am saying is " this is NOT BORING" to watch as oppose to General Tutorials.
hi my forever idol ko thank you po ☺️ more videos pa po pls.. hehehe lapit narin po kasi nesting namen. ❤️
If u are interested to join in a Airport 😊 most welcome
Learned a lot from a single video.
Tnank you so much
Love your accent
Idk why I'm watching this when I should be studying organic chemistry 🤣