I'm glad to learn and practise English with you. Not only because you make the grammar easier, but your speaking is so clear that I'm able to understand all what you say. Thanks!
It is only a few days that I found the English lessons by 'Ms. Gill ' I have not words to tell how wonderful they are. I learn English many years ago but I did not have the opportunity to listen or to speak for many years now and to listen to Ms Gill is like listening to my favourite music. Thank you very much. You make me very happy, indeed.
My Gill, when I watch your lesson, I think:" I can do it, I understand what she says! I will able to make a conversation with a native speaker, one day! Thank you very much!
Hello teacher Gill!I am from Brazil.I am an English Teacher and I learned a lot with you.You´re excellent teacher!Thank you for everything!Congratulations!
Thank you very much, Gill! You are the perfect teacher! If you only knew how pleasant it is to listen and watch you! To me you are an example of a very polite and cultured British Lady! Thank you so much for your job!
Good morning Mis Gill, I can't thanks you enough, I'm really happy on your lesson and day after day I learn and I progress, so thank you my angels teacher Gill, so I have just a question, this pronunciation for American or England or it's same for both ? I hope you have a sweet day like you deserve. Your student Nabil from Algeria.
I have observed that in the UK, people pronounce ‘h’ as haitch with an aspirated h. This particularly so when spelling out words containing the letter h.
And then there are the words like herb & herbal, which we in England place in the first column, but our American cousins place in the third. The second column words sound different [in my opinion] because of the tongue placement for the following vowel sound. If you listen carefully, you'll also hear the 'raspier' sound in "heat" and "heal/heel"; this is because the tongue is raised for what we call a 'long E" sound. (And I can add one to the list where the following vowel isn't "U" - although it _is_ pronounced the same: "hew" :-)
Gill you're an outstanding English teacher!!! Understand English is quite easy with the way you teach it!!! Thank's a lot ! Stay safe ! God Bless ! Denis
Interesting but we need a second lesson about H WORDS SOUND into the context of a complete sentence (it often seems to disappear) and the H sound pronunciation within certain words such as: manhattan, vehicle, etc. Many thanks! ;)
you are the best english teacher ever! at least for me . love your accent love, the way you teach . you are so so so sweet lady . some times i like to hear your voice as i enjoy to hear a bird song.wish for you very very long life full of happiness dear.
Thank you. I find it very funny that individuals from England say "haitch" when calling the letter. As you said it is "aitch". So not "Haitch P" as in "HP" but "aitch P". In Jamaica the problem is this. Individuals remove the letter "h" from words that contain it and add it to words that have it not. Example: "Help" is pronounced "elp", "art" is pronounced "hart" Example below gives insight into how many say the Our Father Prayer: Our Father who art in Heaven = Hour Father who hart in aven This is mostly heard in the rural/country parts of the island and some urban areas as well. Students are not taught the incorrect removal of "h" from words in school however.
Hi, I have not noticed any difference between "h" sound in words from both first and second column. And you sounded excellently when you pretended to be an Android after "human" word. I am a Pole.
Dear Gill I'm very happy to learn and practice English with you also your accent pure English pronunciation. Please could you make a lesson about Charles Dickens short stories famous books Oliver twist, Great expectation, David Copperfield. Thank you so much God bless you. Manchester .
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I love your beautiful natural British accent, I think everybody can understand your lessons because you make it easy. Thanks Madam Gill.
I love your English 🌸
I have a friend who is from Stockport . He doesn’t pronounce most of “H”s .
Like the word Hearing he pronounces it Earing
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You are perfect teacher.. love you🖤
I'm glad to learn and practise English with you. Not only because you make the grammar easier, but your speaking is so clear that I'm able to understand all what you say. Thanks!
It is only a few days that I found the English lessons by 'Ms. Gill ' I have not words to tell how wonderful they are. I learn English many years ago but I did not have the opportunity to listen or to speak for many years now and to listen to Ms Gill is like listening to my favourite music. Thank you very much. You make me very happy, indeed.
I have already written it .
My Gill, when I watch your lesson, I think:" I can do it, I understand what she says! I will able to make a conversation with a native speaker, one day! Thank you very much!
Thanks mrs Gill......listening to you is very interesting
You're the right british english teacher a student can want to have.
Hello teacher Gill!I am from Brazil.I am an English Teacher and I learned a lot with you.You´re excellent teacher!Thank you for everything!Congratulations!
God bless you are the best and thank you for all the effort and the time you have spent and done to help us.
Thank you very much, Gill! You are the perfect teacher!
If you only knew how pleasant it is to listen and watch you!
To me you are an example of a very polite and cultured British Lady!
Thank you so much for your job!
Thanks gill .......from chile
Gill, the best English teacher of internet.
Your English is fantastic, you are the best teacher, thank you a lot.
Haha that Android voice startled me!
Thanks!
Thank you Ms. Gill for being and professional! I do appreciate the effort you showed in this episode. UA-cam is made for people like you
"we're all human not robots or android" 😂😂 I loved your android voice
Good morning Mis Gill, I can't thanks you enough, I'm really happy on your lesson and day after day I learn and I progress, so thank you my angels teacher Gill, so I have just a question, this pronunciation for American or England or it's same for both ?
I hope you have a sweet day like you deserve.
Your student Nabil from Algeria.
NABIL BLANC sbah noor
Good student
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I agree. For this video I think is for english.
I have observed that in the UK, people pronounce ‘h’ as haitch with an aspirated h. This particularly so when spelling out words containing the letter h.
And then there are the words like herb & herbal, which we in England place in the first column, but our American cousins place in the third.
The second column words sound different [in my opinion] because of the tongue placement for the following vowel sound. If you listen carefully, you'll also hear the 'raspier' sound in "heat" and "heal/heel"; this is because the tongue is raised for what we call a 'long E" sound. (And I can add one to the list where the following vowel isn't "U" - although it _is_ pronounced the same: "hew" :-)
Thank you so much for perfekt informations.
Gill You are the Best ever ! Great teacher!
Gill you're an outstanding English teacher!!! Understand English is quite easy with the way you teach it!!! Thank's a lot ! Stay safe ! God Bless ! Denis
Thanks Madam Gill i like your lessons . very good explication
You're my favorite teacher, Madam Gill.
7:03 that scared me xD
Vapervop lollll
Vapervop yesss🙃
Thanks for the warning! ☺️
It freaked me out too :D
Stefani J Weisshaar lol
I love your video! Happy New year!
Watching your videos helps me to improve my british accent.
You are amazing, Gill!
You are good teacher. I love your
teaching techniques. I really appreciate.
Great Teacher Gil! Thank you so much for the lesson and enjoy the weekend.
Dear Gil, thank you so much for your effort in helping us learning English.
In Russian, this sound is similar, but slightly different. Very interesting video.
How do you write if you alphabet is very diferent? Pd: I'm from Peru
Beautiful way of teaching
Thank you for your lessons.
Currently I am learning different language, but the one having "h" sound. This is great and very helpful material, thank you :)
I Really like your lessons thank you so much.
I love you Gill !!! you are the most perfect English teacher !!!
Excellent! Thank You!
Mrs. Jill, you are perfekt teacher for us. Thank you very much.
I love your classes 😃😃
I love you & your classes
Great explanation, awesome class!
Nice teaching. Thank you very teacher.From India.
Interesting but we need a second lesson about H WORDS SOUND into the context of a complete sentence (it often seems to disappear) and the H sound pronunciation within certain words such as: manhattan, vehicle, etc. Many thanks! ;)
I wished you could be my teacher in the university, honestly you are a great teacher
A Great teacher.
I am very glad to flow your lessons, but I would like to speak with a teacher directly by program on internet.
Gill very useful! Please make a lesson about Elizabeth I. I'm going to have a test in English history 😟
Thankyou very much
Wonderful lesson Gill. Thanks
best teacher ever❤
Hi dear Gil
could you make a lesson on how to youse ( beyond) in a sentences , thank for what you are doing to explain a lot of words .
you are the best english teacher ever! at least for me . love your accent love, the way you teach . you are so so so sweet lady . some times i like to hear your voice as i enjoy to hear a bird song.wish for you very very long life full of happiness dear.
Minute 6:59 😂😂😂 Gil you're great!
You are the number one
You are good teacher ❤❤
Thank you. I find it very funny that individuals from England say "haitch" when calling the letter. As you said it is "aitch". So not "Haitch P" as in "HP" but "aitch P".
In Jamaica the problem is this. Individuals remove the letter "h" from words that contain it and add it to words that have it not. Example: "Help" is pronounced "elp", "art" is pronounced "hart"
Example below gives insight into how many say the Our Father Prayer:
Our Father who art in Heaven = Hour Father who hart in aven
This is mostly heard in the rural/country parts of the island and some urban areas as well. Students are not taught the incorrect removal of "h" from words in school however.
Thanks
Hi, I have watched your videos. I like them very much. The H in spanish is also silence. Loving greetings to you.
i m really learning with your class :) best teacher
Thank you my teacher ❤️
Besssst Teacher in Uk ❤️
Thank you Gill!
Very useful lesson. I thank you, Dear Gill.
Great lesson as always! Thanks Gill
Thank you Gil .
Thank you for this class!!!!!!
Hi, I have not noticed any difference between "h" sound in words from both first and second column. And you sounded excellently when you pretended to be an Android after "human" word. I am a Pole.
I enjoy listening to you teaching and I learnt a lot, thank you x
Thank you very much.
Love the English sense of humor!
Fantastisk Teacher !!!❤
Thank you very much !!!❤
Well this lesson is fantastic. You are the best!
Thanks 🙏 👍👍
Nice class. YOU are a great teacher. I loved it.
I am Nathan from BRAZIL.
Thank you so much❤️ for your job. You are the best, Gill. I like your lessons very much🙏🙏
Thank you very much
Thank dear 🙏
Thank so much Madam
Very useful lesson. Thank you😊
Oh my God Gill se nos va a desmayar. Muchas gracias
Hi! You are perfect, love you so much, perfect teacher, ANGELS...
Verynicethankyou
Dear Gill I'm very happy to learn and practice English with you also your accent pure English pronunciation. Please could you make a lesson about Charles Dickens short stories famous books Oliver twist, Great expectation, David Copperfield. Thank you so much God bless you. Manchester
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You're very nice , l enjoy so much your lovely videos , many thanks!! 🙋🙋
Thank you very much your lesson is good enough
Thanks you good you the Best in your Goup
Your accent is music for my👂
Thanks, greetings from Morocco
Perfect pronunciation! 👍
Thx, God bless you
Bonjour hi, many British people pronounce [æː] for the word "air".
love you so much from Iraq ...many thanks.
❤ THANK YOU
Excellent
Thank you for the help us
Love this channel
u like a grandma for me,and helped me a lot,
Muito obrigada professora!!
I love you you are the best
A melhor professora de inglês que eu encontrei no UA-cam.
Thank you! 👍