ur from the USA right -_- there you always fear from dehydration and you dont need to drink 8 glasses of water evrey day btw its a myth its not proved that you need to drink 8 glasses a day :/
1:45 1st letter of syllable is r (gurgling water) 2:58 after voiced consonants 3:40 after unvoiced consonants (~ch khơ) 4:42 before vowels (gurgling) 5:18 at the end of syllable (~ a, silent) 5:59 at the end of word (silent) before consonants (silent)
I went easy with Deutsch in Duolingo for like two months and now after watching this video I know I am in the right place for some great explanations. Amazing video. Danke
Ich komme aus den Vereinigten Staaten und habe zwei Jahre in der Schweiz, Österreich und Deutschland verbracht. Der deutsche “r” ist vielleicht die schwierigste Aussprache für Amerikaner zu beherrschen. Diese Aufgabe, die Jenny zusammengestellt hat, ist die Beste für der deutsche “r”, die Ich je zuvor gesehen habe. Gut gemacht! I am from the United States and spent two years in Switzerland, Austria and Germany. The German “r” is perhaps the most difficult pronunciation for Americans to master. This lesson that Jenny put together is the best for the German “r” that I have ever seen before. Well done!
Glad to see your videos Jenny! I'm a korean student who really loves Deutschland. I had no idea to study german pronounciations, but now I meet you! I love you teacher!
As a native speaker of Urdu language, I quickly got the actual pronunciation of the German 'R' lettor. The German 'R' lettor is the same as the Urdu lettor " غ ". I'm from Darbhanga, India.
I just got a job as the only native english speaking teacher at a german school. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I'm really struggling to learn german and your videos really help!!!!
That was absolutely superb.I never saw any other tutorial teach anything close this. Thank you so much Jenny. I learnt a lot today by watching your video.
I'm a Brazilian learning German. And you have quite the skills for being a language teacher. Well done! And you are super adorable. I love your classes!
I could never pronounce this bit after your video with the gargling I caaaan 😃 that was awesome! The best way to finally learn how to pronounce the r. Thanks!!!!
I just started learning German and for the first time in my life, I’m grateful for the saliva in my throat to help me in pronouncing ‘r’ correctly. XD The gargling practice really helps. Danke!
That's the best technique ever! I've been trying to get a clean gargled "r" sound for years, I'm definitely using this method to improve it! Thanks a lot, Jenny! :D
Thank you so much, I've been struggling to produce the German "R" for months. After seeing this video, I can pronounce my German "R"s. You're the best German teacher
This is by far the best UA-cam channel to learn German. This is incredible, I'm from Colombia and por Spanish there are a similarities with German, for example the masculine and feminine articles. Thank you so much for this.
Hallo Ms.Jenny! I really appreciate your videos, it's unique and easy to learn for anyone. I feel you should have been more clear on when we should make the gargling sound and when we shouldn't in a word. It would be great if anyone could help me here with the comments. Thanks.
Just curious, are you from Germany? If you are, then your English is perfect and I don't hear any accent. If not, then how did you learn German? Thanks for these videos. I've been trying to learn German for a while and I appreciate you putting in the effort to make them.
I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic or serious but as far as I'm concerned, I can clearly hear a German accent when she talks. That doesn't mean, that her English is bad - on the contrary, it is pretty good - but still, it is clearly audible where she's comming from...
Mindy Cope I'm from Italy, but my native language is German and I'm pretty familiar with the accents of native German speakers. I have a pretty distinguishable accent myself but it is far different than her's since my native language is a High-German dialect and her's seems to be either a Low-German one or Standard-German (which confusingly is sometimes called "High German" as well). Germans that are talking like her are often called "Piefke" (pronounced somewhat like: Peefke), in southern Regions of Germany and in Austria, but that is kind of an insult.
Your comment happened to appear in the best moment ever. I'm learning Arabic and the teacher (Egyptian) told us there's an "R" variation that sounds quite like French's. Now I know it actually sounds like German's. Thank you.
I decided to subscribe your channel too, I think the way you teach more simple and more effective for me than watch easy German channel , it is more complicated ...Danke
*Be careful, in French, "R" is pronounced in two different ways, though close to each other. For example, the "R" in "jurer" does not sound same as the "R" in "pourquoi". And, as Jenny explains, it goes the same for German; the "R" in "Bremen" sounds slightly different from the "R" in "Prima" which sounds like a "CH"! Just a clarification as I notice from comments a good confusion and misinterpretation.*
Jurer et pourquoi, les R dans ces deux mots je les prononce de la même façon, par contre, le R de "contre" et de "travaille" me semble bien différent de celui de jurer
Is there a difference between the pronunciation of the "r" in the unvoiced consonant at 3:30 versus the "r" in the words prior to 3:30? I don't hear much of a difference.
I found myself can pronounce the r only when I keep some saliva in my throat or at least keep it moist, but with completely dry throat I am not able to do it!
for georgians it's easy to pronounce r. (btw georgia is country, not usa state). jenny i'm so thankful for your videos, because at school we aren't thaught very well and my mom wants me to go to the extra lessons and i'm emberrased,cause i don't know A2 well. by the way i already have A1 cerificate, but i still want to start your german lessons from the A1. Danke, schönen Tag noch.
1:45 1st letter of syllable is r (gurgling water) 2:58 after voiced consonants 3:40 after unvoiced consonants (~ch khơ) 4:42 before vowels (gurgling) 5:18 at the end of syllable (~ a, silent) 5:59 at the end of word (silent) before consonants (silent)
Guten Tag, Jennifer! Wie geht es Ihnen? I REALLY enjoyed watching this video! :-) I just try to imagine how many times you had to edit your video due to your spontaneous laughing during gargling... :-) Next time I meet someone from Germany I will bring a glass of water before starting a conversation... ;-) Vielen Dank! Freundliche Grüße,
It's a good idea to gurgle water but you make some mistakes. [ʁ] is always pronounced as it is but in some instances there are other possible pronunciations. After voiceless consonants in the beginning of a syllable it might be a voiceless sound very close to but often enough it's just as voiced as in other positions (I usually devoice the after voiceless plosives but even that doesn't happen all the time and there are quite a few dialects of German in which is always pronounced as even in the end of a syllable. The pronunciation as [ɐ] is kind of standard because a lot of people do it but in some instances it might be considered an improper pronunciation
Learn German with Jenny yeah but since there's no standard pronunciation of you can't really teach any standard pronunciation. By saying it's always pronounced voiceless after voiceless consonants in the beginning of a syllable you give a false impression. It's an optional pronunciation which might make it easier to pronounce the consonant cluster for learners. I just wanted to point out this little thing. It really isn't much and the rest of your video is very well made
i just wanna ask if gargling helps to pronounce the "r" so how can i say it right without water. i have tried several times without water and now my throat really hurts😐😐
+Hiền anh Phùng Hi! I'm glad you gave it a try :) It takes more than a couple of times to say it right though. Try a little bit every day but don't overdo it to avoid hurting your throat. The more you practice the more natural it'll come to you . Practice Just a little every day.
+Hager Mohamed Find out the difference between voiced and unvoiced consonants: ua-cam.com/video/I_WAUSq-Gak/v-deo.html (use the English subtitles to help you understand!)
Hi Jenny! I hope you can integrate this type lessons with lingoni for the spanish speakers, I have learned so much with this interactive english lessons for german. Their are AWESOME! I want to cheer you up that maybe you can apply this type of extraordinary videos for the spanish speakers who doesn't know anything of english. Maybe you have it, I don't know. If that is the case let me know to spread the word! Have a Blast!
This lesson is one of the most important lessons. I studied german all through college and have spent many months in Germany. An expanded vocab wont save you from the looks you get when you don't give your words proper enunciation/accent.
Thank you mam. Very helpful. But really tough at start. Specially pronounce 'r' . it's a real big deal. Truth to be told, without your help i couldn't start it. the way you teach is really amazing and easy. Danke Madam. :) .
i like the way you teach German versus the other person I was watching. I'm not dropping any names, but you go slower, you repeat the words, you break it down as "w" sounds like "v". stuff like that I had to figure it out on my own! it's not too much of an issue, but I wanna learn and knowing the teacher who can break it down for me and tells me there's an easier way and this is how it sounds make me feel better knowing I'm actually saying it the proper way. I don't wanna waste my time when I want to learn. I really happy I found your channel
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Learning German keeps me hydrated well.
It could get you even drunk if you replaced water with beer.
ur from the USA right -_- there you always fear from dehydration and you dont need to drink 8 glasses of water evrey day btw its a myth its not proved that you need to drink 8 glasses a day :/
@@AA-uf3bl Great idea! 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
LMAO
*me gargling in my room*
Mum: What the hell are you doing?!
Me: Nothing mum, just learning german.
Jenny is amazing teacher
sinestar10 ill i see his her choking and swallowing
Very good teacher,i like her verry much.
i like her more than you!
@@andersoncooper2580 Omg!
😍🥰
Best teacher!!!
It's 1:15am here in Philippines and my mom just knocked on my door to ask what the hell am I doing😂😂😂
I enjoyed gargling!😂
😂😂😂😂
1:45 1st letter of syllable is r (gurgling water)
2:58 after voiced consonants
3:40 after unvoiced consonants (~ch khơ)
4:42 before vowels (gurgling)
5:18 at the end of syllable (~ a, silent)
5:59 at the end of word (silent)
before consonants (silent)
Danke schön
I drank half gallon water today
Hahah
OMG hahahaha....
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Me too, but I still cannot pronounce R in German; it is very difficult for me to pronounce......
Try to imagine what your throat does when you gargle, and try to do it without the water. You would pronounce the German R pretty quick by then :)
I don't have that cup. Couldn't gurgle. Can't speak German.
😂😂
me too.....soooo sad
😂
😂😂😂
Warum?
I just love Jenny! Finding her is a life-time treasure!
😊🙏
I went easy with Deutsch in Duolingo for like two months and now after watching this video I know I am in the right place for some great explanations. Amazing video. Danke
Ich komme aus den Vereinigten Staaten und habe zwei Jahre in der Schweiz, Österreich und Deutschland verbracht. Der deutsche “r” ist vielleicht die schwierigste Aussprache für Amerikaner zu beherrschen. Diese Aufgabe, die Jenny zusammengestellt hat, ist die Beste für der deutsche “r”, die Ich je zuvor gesehen habe. Gut gemacht!
I am from the United States and spent two years in Switzerland, Austria and Germany. The German “r” is perhaps the most difficult pronunciation for Americans to master. This lesson that Jenny put together is the best for the German “r” that I have ever seen before. Well done!
I gargled coke zero instead, didnt end well.........
lol
LOL 🤣
Lol
Lol
Probably.
Glad to see your videos Jenny! I'm a korean student who really loves Deutschland. I had no idea to study german pronounciations, but now I meet you! I love you teacher!
As a native speaker of Urdu language, I quickly got the actual pronunciation of the German 'R' lettor. The German 'R' lettor is the same as the Urdu lettor " غ ". I'm from Darbhanga, India.
Ohh so it’s pronounced like ghayin thankyou 😭😭 I’ve been trying to pronounce it but can’t do it right
Thanks man! Now I can pronounce it clearly JazakALLAH
I just got a job as the only native english speaking teacher at a german school. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I'm really struggling to learn german and your videos really help!!!!
You turned out to be my only motivation to start learning german. Thank you for making such amazing videos...
I think there is absolutely no good teacher in the world like you 😊
thanks Jenny, its easy to pronounce the "r" for arabians lol
amazing video...
Yeah
غ غ غ
how far have u gotten in german since u made that comment :3
Yes, R is pretty easy for us, what I find quite hard is the ch sound in Ich
@@musadeldaly2732 he didn't , only left this comment then vanished 😂
That was absolutely superb.I never saw any other tutorial teach anything close this. Thank you so much Jenny. I learnt a lot today by watching your video.
+Mansoor Cfc I'm happy to hear that :) thanks for stopping by
You are an unbelievably excellent teacher. 👍😊
I'm a Brazilian learning German. And you have quite the skills for being a language teacher. Well done! And you are super adorable. I love your classes!
Me too, I am also from Brazil, but knowing English as well makes learning German slightly easier, sorry if there are any grammar mistakes! 👍
Am on my 4th lesson and i am already in love with her!
Same
Me too, guys
Easy boys...she's mine :D
It only took me one lesson : )
Drew Secky Mary her then
hahaha, this was probably the coolest lesson I've ever had for languages. Currently residing in Austria. Jenny, you're awesome!
I could never pronounce this bit after your video with the gargling I caaaan 😃 that was awesome! The best way to finally learn how to pronounce the r. Thanks!!!!
I am so happy to hear that
I just started learning German and for the first time in my life, I’m grateful for the saliva in my throat to help me in pronouncing ‘r’ correctly. XD
The gargling practice really helps. Danke!
That's the best technique ever! I've been trying to get a clean gargled "r" sound for years, I'm definitely using this method to improve it! Thanks a lot, Jenny! :D
Thank you so much, I've been struggling to produce the German "R" for months. After seeing this video, I can pronounce my German "R"s. You're the best German teacher
Your lesson are so amazing! I learn so fast and they are so funny! Thank you so much!
Good teacher! and her way of teaching is amazing! Thank you Jenny!
O my god it's so hard whenever I do it with out water it sounds like a satanic beast has possessed me or something LMAO
Jenny I know you're doing your best to teach non native speaker learning German.
Thank you so much
Thanks for ur detailed prounciation teaching!It really helps me a lot in pronouncing the alphabet R!
This is by far the best UA-cam channel to learn German. This is incredible, I'm from Colombia and por Spanish there are a similarities with German, for example the masculine and feminine articles. Thank you so much for this.
Hallo Ms.Jenny!
I really appreciate your videos, it's unique and easy to learn for anyone.
I feel you should have been more clear on when we should make the gargling sound and when we shouldn't in a word.
It would be great if anyone could help me here with the comments.
Thanks.
This is an awesome way to practice! I can now say the German r!! Thank you so much, Jenny! You are the best!
this is the most helpful video for pronunciation
Learning German from your videos is awesome. Thanks
1:15 trying to summon a pigeon.
Joking around... Great job!
Danke schön für dieses video, Jenny. Du bist unglaublich
Just curious, are you from Germany? If you are, then your English is perfect and I don't hear any accent. If not, then how did you learn German? Thanks for these videos. I've been trying to learn German for a while and I appreciate you putting in the effort to make them.
+Erik Smith I lived in the states for a couple of years as a child. But I'm German :)
I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic or serious but as far as I'm concerned, I can clearly hear a German accent when she talks. That doesn't mean, that her English is bad - on the contrary, it is pretty good - but still, it is clearly audible where she's comming from...
Barello Smith where are you from? I do not here her accent at all, sounds like the standard American English accent.
Mindy Cope I'm from Italy, but my native language is German and I'm pretty familiar with the accents of native German speakers. I have a pretty distinguishable accent myself but it is far different than her's since my native language is a High-German dialect and her's seems to be either a Low-German one or Standard-German (which confusingly is sometimes called "High German" as well).
Germans that are talking like her are often called "Piefke" (pronounced somewhat like: Peefke), in southern Regions of Germany and in Austria, but that is kind of an insult.
Mindy Cope I have to say though, it baffles me that Americans don't seem to recognize their own accents or rather the lack thereof...
i learned so much today ty sm
This is getting tough.
üben üben üben
Es ist noch kein Meister vom Himmel gefallen :)
Thank you so much, coach Jenny, for your helpful and precious German lessons
It's like arabic "r" . I'm Morroccan so I found it sooo easy 😀😀
Your comment happened to appear in the best moment ever. I'm learning Arabic and the teacher (Egyptian) told us there's an "R" variation that sounds quite like French's. Now I know it actually sounds like German's. Thank you.
The best German teacher ever
Danke ❤️
is anyone's throat irritated by practicing this or is it just me?
ım so tilted rn
Jenny is he best language teacher on the planet.
While talking to somebody If there comes a word with „r“ , where can we find water to pronounce 😅 it correctly?
I decided to subscribe your channel too, I think the way you teach more simple and more effective for me than watch easy German channel , it is more complicated ...Danke
Es freut mich sehr, dass dir mein Kanal weiterhilft :) Easy German ist auch gut, wenn man sein Hörverstehen verbessern möchte.
Ja , genau :)
Im laughing at my own voice right now! 😂😂
U r simply awesome Jenny. Goethe institute didn't help me teaching German.. but u did. Loads of love ❤️
*Be careful, in French, "R" is pronounced in two different ways, though close to each other. For example, the "R" in "jurer" does not sound same as the "R" in "pourquoi". And, as Jenny explains, it goes the same for German; the "R" in "Bremen" sounds slightly different from the "R" in "Prima" which sounds like a "CH"! Just a clarification as I notice from comments a good confusion and misinterpretation.*
I've intentionally omitted the third case in which, as Jenny equally highlights, the "R" is almost silent.
Bravo, Jenny. You're the one and the best!
Jurer et pourquoi, les R dans ces deux mots je les prononce de la même façon, par contre, le R de "contre" et de "travaille" me semble bien différent de celui de jurer
@@AA-uf3bl mais ce n'est ma langue natale, donc il se peut que je prononce pas correctement le mot pourquoi !
You're the best. The moment I learned to pronounce this r I was so happy. Thank you
Is there a difference between the pronunciation of the "r" in the unvoiced consonant at 3:30 versus the "r" in the words prior to 3:30? I don't hear much of a difference.
I love you jenny .. you really do all your best for us to learn and to learn more easier .. danke .
Gargling is a very good method and idea to practice letter R
for me it.s very easy since i speak french with a good accent😊
+Rym Nour French helps a lot that's true :)
Thanks for watching !
I thought that there's a subtle difference between the two R sounds.
Rym Nour thats cute
Hold the door there is, french is further back, and its stronger than german, and go further back then it will be spanish "j" 😂
yupp i'm from Georgia and we have separate letter for R. btw thank you you're amazing teacher ^_^
Thanks for arranging the videos numerically!
I give a 9.8 points ( out of 10 ) to your lesson. Very well presented .
Danke.
This Channel encouraged me to lern German. I love this channel , I love Jenny 💞✨
I found myself can pronounce the r only when I keep some saliva in my throat or at least keep it moist, but with completely dry throat I am not able to do it!
for georgians it's easy to pronounce r. (btw georgia is country, not usa state). jenny i'm so thankful for your videos, because at school we aren't thaught very well and my mom wants me to go to the extra lessons and i'm emberrased,cause i don't know A2 well. by the way i already have A1 cerificate, but i still want to start your german lessons from the A1. Danke, schönen Tag noch.
Du bist sehr schön Jenny :3
thank you for the video, I'm still have trouble with the r :(
What a fantastic Teacher! I love you Jenny.
What an exotic consonant.
The explanation of the sound of "r" at the end of a syllable was very useful to me. Thanks!
Man, I swear, English has the lamest "r"
Trueeee
actually, the English (American) 'r' is pretty weird a sound. It's one of the latest sounds a kid learns
1:45 1st letter of syllable is r (gurgling water)
2:58 after voiced consonants
3:40 after unvoiced consonants (~ch khơ)
4:42 before vowels (gurgling)
5:18 at the end of syllable (~ a, silent)
5:59 at the end of word (silent)
before consonants (silent)
Guten Tag, Jennifer!
Wie geht es Ihnen?
I REALLY enjoyed watching this video! :-)
I just try to imagine how many times you had to edit your video due to your spontaneous laughing during gargling... :-)
Next time I meet someone from Germany I will bring a glass of water before starting a conversation... ;-)
Vielen Dank!
Freundliche Grüße,
+WILSON PARDI JUNIOR hahaha Good idea! Yes the video was a bit tricky to film indeed! 😂
It's a good idea to gurgle water but you make some mistakes. [ʁ] is always pronounced as it is but in some instances there are other possible pronunciations. After voiceless consonants in the beginning of a syllable it might be a voiceless sound very close to but often enough it's just as voiced as in other positions (I usually devoice the after voiceless plosives but even that doesn't happen all the time and there are quite a few dialects of German in which is always pronounced as even in the end of a syllable. The pronunciation as [ɐ] is kind of standard because a lot of people do it but in some instances it might be considered an improper pronunciation
I cannot say too much about German dialects, I only teach High German. But thanks for the info.
Learn German with Jenny yeah but since there's no standard pronunciation of you can't really teach any standard pronunciation. By saying it's always pronounced voiceless after voiceless consonants in the beginning of a syllable you give a false impression.
It's an optional pronunciation which might make it easier to pronounce the consonant cluster for learners.
I just wanted to point out this little thing. It really isn't much and the rest of your video is very well made
danke ms. jenny
I love your videos., very nice explanation and pronunciation .
ich bin lernen deutsch
+ailed swarovski thanks
Korrektur: ich lerne Deutsch
There is no present progressive in German
Learn German with Jenny danke ms. jenny for the correction.
❤
ailed swarovski u
Fred Kleiner
was?
☺
ailed swarovski a
hey Jenny ,i love the way you teach ,keep going you doing good job
That's kind of disturbing. But it helped greatly! 👍
Matthew Clifford curious, why is it disturbing 😟😟???
Dear Jenny, you're too much funny. I love the way you teach us.
i just wanna ask if gargling helps to pronounce the "r" so how can i say it right without water. i have tried several times without water and now my throat really hurts😐😐
+Hiền anh Phùng Hi! I'm glad you gave it a try :) It takes more than a couple of times to say it right though. Try a little bit every day but don't overdo it to avoid hurting your throat. The more you practice the more natural it'll come to you . Practice Just a little every day.
thank you very much:))) i just start learning german and your videos are really helpful to me
and i must say that learning german is difficult than learning english especially the pronunciation😅😅
Beste Idee, um Aussprache zu 'R' üben.Danke Jennifer 😊
"gr" is the hardest combination I think
You are an Amazing german teacher and very kind and funny Danke
what's an unvoiced consonant?
+Hager Mohamed Find out the difference between voiced and unvoiced consonants: ua-cam.com/video/I_WAUSq-Gak/v-deo.html (use the English subtitles to help you understand!)
thank you so much
Hey thanks for starting right at the beginning . I hope to go all the way to you final lesson
So after all Spielberg means the game mountain ?
+Moe Khalid yea
Oh jenny, you are making my life easier. German is so hard but u make learning so fun and a bit easier. Danke schön 😘
das bier - very important :-D
Jennifer is a superb German language teacher 👍
Was ist dein nationalitat Jenny?
+Farije Arifi Ich bin Deutsche
German with Jenny danke fur die antwort. Du bist sehr schön und schlau. Tschüs❤
I thought that you are from US :P Ich habe gedacht, dass du aus der USA kommst.
@Learn German with Jenny - Did you grow up in Illinois? Your accent sounds 'transparent' to me.
Very effective and clear teaching of German 'r'.
Hi Jenny! I hope you can integrate this type lessons with lingoni for the spanish speakers, I have learned so much with this interactive english lessons for german. Their are AWESOME! I want to cheer you up that maybe you can apply this type of extraordinary videos for the spanish speakers who doesn't know anything of english. Maybe you have it, I don't know. If that is the case let me know to spread the word! Have a Blast!
du musst haben ein 2 liter flasche um das zu lernen
+frosty mindestens!
I just started to learn German and your videos are very helpful, dankeschön ❤️
Trying not to end up choking on the water when gargling whilst my german speaking girlfriend laughs in the background. :')
+Leonard Lee some entertainment never hurts ;)
Danke schön Frau Jennifer!
It's غ in Arabic. We have a letter for that ❤️
"das Bier -- very important" -- love it! I did the gargling to help with the French r, I'm used to it!
Yeah I don't think I'll ever be able to pronounce the "r" correctly. I'd rather have the accent.
This lesson is one of the most important lessons. I studied german all through college and have spent many months in Germany. An expanded vocab wont save you from the looks you get when you don't give your words proper enunciation/accent.
it might be a little weird but why can't we spell your name in German like
Yennifir
Due to J=Y
?Or just people names are a casual thing
+Relentless we have many English names in German
Yeah.. I know a few women by name Julia in Germany who are pronounced Yulia. I always assumed you would have been Yenny.
Thank you mam. Very helpful. But really tough at start. Specially pronounce 'r' . it's a real big deal. Truth to be told, without your help i couldn't start it. the way you teach is really amazing and easy. Danke Madam. :) .
I can’t pronounce the R letter, every word with an R is like a nightmare for me 😭
I'm also not able to pronounce the letter r 😭😭
It is so funny to learn German with you young lady. Thanks a lot.
I'm an Arab, I don't need to gargle. we already have that sound in Arabic ;)
I like your pronounce very clear to hear,your so very good teacher..
i like the way you teach German versus the other person I was watching. I'm not dropping any names, but you go slower, you repeat the words, you break it down as "w" sounds like "v". stuff like that I had to figure it out on my own! it's not too much of an issue, but I wanna learn and knowing the teacher who can break it down for me and tells me there's an easier way and this is how it sounds make me feel better knowing I'm actually saying it the proper way. I don't wanna waste my time when I want to learn. I really happy I found your channel