This is just what I’ve been looking for, for ages. Whenever I speak English; English speakers tell me that I pronounce every single word correctly, and yet I don’t sound like them. Today, I stumbled upon your channel and immediately realized , this is it! this is what I miss.
This is an excellent vid. Do you think resonance placement is also important to get near-native voice quality and sound a bit American? Thanks for this video.
This is arguably the most effective method to becoming fluent. Us as non-native English speakers tend to struggle with intonation (the music of a language).If you've mastered it, your speech sounds natural and smooth when you speak. I'm currently working on my intonation and I can safely say that the improvements are apparent. 😅
wow.this is what I´ve always told to my studentes and peopleo I know....the accent is music!! so you´ll learn fast. on the other side, when listening to someone speaking in englsih with a foreign accent, gets more difficult,although I´m fron argentia, i need to listen to the corrrect accent to understand
I'm brazilian and i learn my English playing games, but the people say i have a asian accent idk why and is so funny! Btw, your videos is helping me a lot! Ty so much!! (Sorry for my bad english lol)
Hello from Norway. One thing I have noticed and really wonder about is the sentence. "What can I do for you?" Suddenly turned into something different. "What can I do you for." How did this happen? And is it used all over USA? And for how long? What is the story about that? Thank you. :)
Just bite your jaws down, never let them go during speaking and tadaaa, USA voice. With turns into wit. Now say ,, I got 6 v8's in my garden and none of them run,, 😂 Greetings from a Dutch Guy
Maybe remove the 'we'? And is that an Americanism, to say 'pronunciation' as though there is an extra 'o' after the first four letters? In British English, the second syllable rhymes with 'once'.
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Fake it till you make it 😁
Not much of a matter of faking it. Like just imagine an indian dude teaching english with an indian accent? Sometimes it helps to be understood
This is just what I’ve been looking for, for ages.
Whenever I speak English; English speakers tell me that I pronounce every single word correctly, and yet I don’t sound like them.
Today, I stumbled upon your channel and immediately realized , this is it! this is what I miss.
I think the problem is with your intonation and linking of words.
Yes, you’re right .
The situation has changed now, my intonation has got a lot better.
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That was spectacular!
Thanks from your videos sir i really enjoy watching them and it helped me alot to take my American accent to a next level.
what an English tutorial it is! I have never found any classes as interesting as it is.
Take love sire.
This is an excellent vid. Do you think resonance placement is also important to get near-native voice quality and sound a bit American? Thanks for this video.
Your video and technique help me so much! Thank you for making this video. Feel so grateful for it.
Excellent video. Thank you so much for your help.
Teacher You are like an Angel in my life.My English is improving só much. Thank you thank you só much
Thank you very much Gabriel!
This is arguably the most effective method to becoming fluent. Us as non-native English speakers tend to struggle with intonation (the music of a language).If you've mastered it, your speech sounds natural and smooth when you speak. I'm currently working on my intonation and I can safely say that the improvements are apparent. 😅
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Absolute GEM!
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Thank you 👍💯
Awesome practice !!
Excellent lesson. Thanks
Great video.
Magical
It says: if we you want.
Slight correction. Excellent video
People a so creative! Am enjoying
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Pls make R sound for Indians🙌💜
wow.this is what I´ve always told to my studentes and peopleo I know....the accent is music!! so you´ll learn fast. on the other side, when listening to someone speaking in englsih with a foreign accent, gets more difficult,although I´m fron argentia, i need to listen to the corrrect accent to understand
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I'm brazilian and i learn my English playing games, but the people say i have a asian accent idk why and is so funny! Btw, your videos is helping me a lot! Ty so much!! (Sorry for my bad english lol)
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Hello from Norway. One thing I have noticed and really wonder about is the sentence.
"What can I do for you?"
Suddenly turned into something different.
"What can I do you for."
How did this happen? And is it used all over USA? And for how long? What is the story about that? Thank you. :)
Slang colloquial English. Not really proper.
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Oh my gosh!!! 😊
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As an American I found this this very easy.
I am looking for a good friend to improve my accent
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Great
I need this fast.
Hello teacher
I got confused with the pronoun "we" and "you" together in one sentence.
Same here!
I think it was a mistake of typing.
After watching this video... AM a native American
so you speak indianese
Native American? Like Cherokee or Navajo????
Just bite your jaws down, never let them go during speaking and tadaaa, USA voice.
With turns into wit.
Now say ,, I got 6 v8's in my garden and none of them run,, 😂
Greetings from a Dutch Guy
Native American here, what does English sound like?
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Maybe remove the 'we'?
And is that an Americanism, to say 'pronunciation' as though there is an extra 'o' after the first four letters? In British English, the second syllable rhymes with 'once'.
Thanks
Ok, but remove the "we" before the "you" on the 1st sentence.. it's confusing..
I was paying attention to the rhythm that I only noticed it when you mentioned.
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Can I fake it as a brit? 😂
Gud ( Indian accent ) you should make funny videos in Indian accent sir
Like shorts
Sir love you
Hey from Brazil. It seems that it missed the microphone...