As another native speaker, I wholeheartedly concur, and I've even learned things! And I like to think I know my way around the English language... (Though, it has been decades since I've learned some of these details, which now I take for granted every day.)
Outstanding once again. One word about why the British pronunciation of "lieutenant" sounds like "left tenant" you say you do not know why. Here's an explanation coming from my father who is a Latin teacher. This officer replaces the Captain when the Captain is not present, when the Captain has left. He "tient lieu" (French translation for "takes place") . So the American translation refers to the French "lieu" and the British refers to the English translation, "Left"
The French took the Latin words Locum Tenens (meaning in place of) and substituted their translation Lieu Tenant (meaning in place of). When it was later printed in England it was pronounced Leftenant. It traveled that way as the Brits colonized.
This popped up on my feed for an unknown reason. I'm so glad I watched it. I'm 72 and have been so careful to pronounce the t in didn't all my life only to find out I've been wrong. Thank you sir. I totally enjoyed your lesson. Just goes to show you CAN teach an old dog new tricks!
I am student of phd 🇵🇰, I try to polish my writing skill. I have searched many youtubers on english grammer, english speaking, engilish correctiin, tenses, etc. But seriously this man is amazing, so clear in his concepts, easy to learn, influential, and useful. Subscribed 👍.
Dear Sir, Thank you for your wonderful and lucid elaborations. I've a few queries with regards to choosing the suitable one for the pronunciations: 1. Pronunciations should always be followed according to the British English 2. Pronunciations should always be followed according to the American English 3. Pronunciations should be followed mixing use of the American English and the British English Thank you. Kind regards
Your choice of pronunciation should simply depend on the types of people you are going to be speaking English with. I believe both groups would appreciate it if you tried to pronounce words as they do. Furthermore, using the contraction "I've" in the context used above is pretty much exclusive to British English, also, "queries" would normally be replaced by "questions" in both British and American English unless you are speaking extremely formally.
Wonderful teaching! Really helpful for those who are just beginning as well as fluent in the language. Everyone gets confused every now and then. Great work.
How is it possible for a video like that to have one dislike? This is the best video ever when it comes to English pronunciation..I think some people just don't want to follow the crowd, even if the crowd is right..
I think youre correct, but also consider: "Likes and dislikes on UA-cam videos influence what videos you could be watching next. This is a means for the UA-cam algorithm to understand what kind of videos you prefer watching. When you dislike a video you signal the UA-cam algorithm to stop showing you videos from those categories." So it could be that people just don't want to be shown pronunciation videos any more.
Hi! My name is Juan Valdez, from Playa del Carmen, Q.ROO. MEX. and just want to tell you about your English lesson, they have helped me a lot to improve, I am a beginner.
I'm a native English speaker and I didn't even realize succinct was supposed to be pronounced that way ! I always pronounced it more like suss-cint with no hard ck sound.
Thanks a lot Mr. Ganesh I have not missed any of these mentioned videos . I put them in my electronic library so as to listen for them many times. I always expect rich and informative videos in your channel. you are a so loyal educator, thus your materials find acceptance. million thanks.
Greetings to the best teacher, I want to tell you something which is that myself and my family learned a lot from your outstanding teaching, explanations. In fact, we love the special and unique way you are using to deliver your message easily, professionally and with enthusiasm. At the end, I would to thank you so. much for everything. Fahad Saudi Arabia Dhahran Khobar
Without a doubt, your method of teaching helps me to learn fast and never to forget what I studied. However, I've been requesting to make a lesson on clauses and writing skills. I hope you'll consider my request and thank you so much!
A very good, correct and precise phonetical English pronunciation learning approach...thank you Sir for making these videos to make us learn so precisely.
Actually glad I watched this! I’m an excellent English speaker, however here and there, there are some English words I can’t get around. You mentioned Entrepreneur and the word actually scared me... then you sounded it out and now I know how to say it correctly! I used to say it as “entrepreNooer” 5 syllables.
I really recommend this well crafted material to all English learners. This teacher really knows where the shoe pinches regarding phonetics. I am a specialist in this domain, too. Again thank you sir
Really fantastic and fabulous ! Sir, I appreciate your efforts to prepare such beautiful and informative videos on pronunciation of English words. I kindly request you to go on posting such videos on English language, pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar and general English topics. Well Done, Sir ! All the Best. Yours Sincerely, Yashwant Dhage.
Hi sir I'm glad I found your channel. I may not be a native English speaker but I do understand your accent and your words are clear to hear.More power
Hi, Mr Ganesh thank you very much for your help. I enjoy very much your very useful english videos lessons. Could you please help with the using of these words(for, of, to, with, ) sometime it is very confusing. Thank you in advance. Have a nice day
Excellent class in pronunciation! Ganesh sir, keep it up ! Your way of presenting the class in a simple , lucid manner makes us listen to you till the end od the video. Sir, We hope more videos from you.
Thank you Once again for fine tuning my English..Always your videos correct me...keep posting..I eagerly wait for your videos..and keep seeing the old ones.. Thanks Sir...🙂
Appreciate your teaching style.ganesh mean god gana .I think god has given you power to teach like this.best wishes from sri lanka.i love english language very much.your explanation is excellent.
Namasthe ji, When I am watching the class after two years when you aploded the video , it is still nice . Of course it is a tremendous and good class 👍👍
You really deserve a thumbs up. Because you put so much effort into your work. I really appreciate the reverse type of pronouncing those words so thank you. I learned a lot.
I can't understand, why these 35 people (when i have checked) touched on unlike symbol..... We can never scroll down without click on like symbol..... The best teaching style i have ever seen....
I am a literature student & for a very good reason I always watch your videos (tho this is my first comment). They are extremely helpful. Please continue to make more.✨
I am speechless, you are really good. I do not know whether English is your first language or not however I am happy to watch some of your videos because i am truly improving my pronunciation. Pronunciation is the most beautiful skill of English and that’s what focus the most on. Thank you for teaching, I know that there are many people learning English and improving their pronunciation just like me. You’re the best!
Thank you. K watched your pronunciation vidoes and it helped me lot to correct my my pronunciation mistakes. Can you please provide step by step syllables like the one you did it for the word "Sophisticated" for the words: Individual, spiritual, actual, indvudually, spiritually, actually. I am having difficulties in pronouncing these words.
This is really great and very helpful. Frankly, I tried to take help of my organization voice coaches but you are really great.... where can I learn more such words? How do I ensure I put a stress on right part of the word?
IPA pronunciations always explain where to put the stress: *succinct* /səkˈsɪŋkt/ The (ˈ) mark precedes the syllable that gets the most stress. English can have words where more than one syllable receives some stress. The (ˌ) mark precedes a syllable that gets secondary stress. *anticipation* /ænˌtɪs əˈpeɪ ʃən/
Great lesson! I definitely pronounce the "k" in *asked!* [ăskt] But I do pronounce it a bit slower since it is a bit awkward. Photograph /ˈfoʊ toʊˌgræf/ [FŌ·tō·grăf] Entrepreneur /ˌɑn trə prəˈnʊər/ [ŏn·trŭ·pŭ·NŪR] I definitely don't ignore that "D" in *adjective* either! /ˈæd dʒɪk tɪv/ [ĂD·jĕk·tĭv] - Remember that IPA /dʒ/ is a single sound, the "j" sound in English. So you're not actually saying /d/ twice. *Prejudice* _is_ spelled how it sounds, except for the useless silent *e* at the end. (Most "final silent Es" signal a long pronunciation of a preceding vowel, but here it does not.) *Colonel* is always pronounced exactly like the English word *kernel.* That should be easy to remember. I pronounce *congratulations* as [kŭn·‵grăd·jū·LĀ·ʃŭns(z)] /kənˌgrædˌdʒuːˈleɪ ʃəns/
thanku soo much sir!! ur all vdo are awesome .. nd really very helpfull......no words to appreciate ur work. *''Ur heart is slightly bigger than average human heart ...but that's because u r a teacher''...* again thanku sir
Very Nice n proud of him may be frm Tamil Nadu or southern region anyway happy Aby to encouraging such a respectful teacher teaching through You tube which ez more supportive for lack of speak in English 🤝👌👈
That is an impressive lesson as usual. Keep it up. Ganesh, Could you make a lesson about the different types of clauses- like an adjective clause, Adverbial clause, noun clause and soon. Thank you
You are the best. I am a voice actor and I am currently enhancing my american accent because I have upcoming project that requires it. Thank you so much!
As a native english speaker, I can tell you this guy really knows his stuff (he knows what he is talking about).
As another native speaker, I wholeheartedly concur, and I've even learned things! And I like to think I know my way around the English language... (Though, it has been decades since I've learned some of these details, which now I take for granted every day.)
You must be very lucky
N_A M_E - He actually IS a native English speaker. He’s British.
@@CBJAMPA He is Indian
totally agree
Outstanding once again. One word about why the British pronunciation of "lieutenant" sounds like "left tenant" you say you do not know why. Here's an explanation coming from my father who is a Latin teacher. This officer replaces the Captain when the Captain is not present, when the Captain has left. He "tient lieu" (French translation for "takes place") . So the American translation refers to the French "lieu" and the British refers to the English translation, "Left"
I've been wondering for ever about that.Nice explanation!
I'm English, and I've lived here all my life. I've never said "left tenant"
If Colonel us pronounced kernel,
Colo is Ker, then in colony it should be kerny??
In Canada, most pronunciations are of the American type, but Lieutenant is one word that is pronounced in the British style, Left tenant.
The French took the Latin words Locum Tenens (meaning in place of) and substituted their translation Lieu Tenant (meaning in place of). When it was later printed in England it was pronounced Leftenant. It traveled that way as the Brits colonized.
This popped up on my feed for an unknown reason. I'm so glad I watched it. I'm 72 and have been so careful to pronounce the t in didn't all my life only to find out I've been wrong. Thank you sir. I totally enjoyed your lesson. Just goes to show you CAN teach an old dog new tricks!
This is the channel where one can get extra information that no one can tell . Amazing sir
He is doing a great job and there are people who have disliked this video... Shame.
Rajesh Paul Those people who disliked this video are other English teachers who don't know how to teach and desperate!!!!
There will be people ignore them
@@jainmathew804 or just trolls...who knows
They're probably prejudiced!
either just lonely clowns who think disliking is funny or racists who can't believe he is actually smart
I can say this is definitely one of the most helpful pronunciation video clips ever!!!! 😍👍👍👍
Thank you so much ❗️
I appreciate the reverse technique u taught on how to pronounce miscellaneous. Now I'm not afraid to add that to my conversation! Thank you sir
i love how you smile at the end of each word lesson
Great teaching
Yes I even like it
Finally, I am blessed with a good english teacher. Thanks alot for your dedication and commitment sir.💐🙏
I am student of phd 🇵🇰, I try to polish my writing skill. I have searched many youtubers on english grammer, english speaking, engilish correctiin, tenses, etc. But seriously this man is amazing, so clear in his concepts, easy to learn, influential, and useful. Subscribed 👍.
ramramg😀🤔 grammer?
Grammar!
grammer VS Grammar = Ph.D.
I have just discovered your page on here and you are beyond wonderful. Thank God for people like you!
Dear Sir,
Thank you for your wonderful and lucid elaborations.
I've a few queries with regards to choosing the suitable one for the pronunciations:
1. Pronunciations should always be followed according to the British English
2. Pronunciations should always be followed according to the American English
3. Pronunciations should be followed mixing use of the American English and the British English
Thank you.
Kind regards
Your choice of pronunciation should simply depend on the types of people you are going to be speaking English with. I believe both groups would appreciate it if you tried to pronounce words as they do. Furthermore, using the contraction "I've" in the context used above is pretty much exclusive to British English, also, "queries" would normally be replaced by "questions" in both British and American English unless you are speaking extremely formally.
Wonderful teaching! Really helpful for those who are just beginning as well as fluent in the language. Everyone gets confused every now and then. Great work.
How is it possible for a video like that to have one dislike? This is the best video ever when it comes to English pronunciation..I think some people just don't want to follow the crowd, even if the crowd is right..
He has 330 dislikes out of 400,000+ views. That's a very good ratio.
I think youre correct, but also consider:
"Likes and dislikes on UA-cam videos influence what videos you could be watching next. This is a means for the UA-cam algorithm to understand what kind of videos you prefer watching. When you dislike a video you signal the UA-cam algorithm to stop showing you videos from those categories."
So it could be that people just don't want to be shown pronunciation videos any more.
Hi! My name is Juan Valdez, from Playa del Carmen, Q.ROO. MEX. and just want to tell you about your English lesson, they have helped me a lot to improve, I am a beginner.
I'm a native English speaker and I didn't even realize succinct was supposed to be pronounced that way ! I always pronounced it more like suss-cint with no hard ck sound.
No words to describe this video. I am learning a lot. I'm improving my English pronunciation skills.
Sir,truely speaking
This has been one of the best tutorial i ever watched on pronunciation.Awesome n incredible.
What I like about this video is that along with the pronunciation, I also learned about the phonetic symbols. Thank you!
You’re terrific, Ganesh. I’ve been correcting my pronunciation every time I watch a video of you!
You are my teacher sir ganesh in English i really love to watch all your videos and i learned from it ..i am your no.1 fan from Philippines 🇵🇭
I am from thailand. I watch all of your videos. It is very useful for me . I like your accent and intonation. Please make them more. Thank you
Wow... Thanks for your wonderful class..❤️
Thanks a lot Mr. Ganesh I have not missed any of these mentioned videos . I put them in my electronic library so as to listen for them many times. I always expect rich and informative videos in your channel. you are a so loyal educator, thus your materials find acceptance. million thanks.
Mind blowing teaching.... Thank you 👍
Greetings to the best teacher, I want to tell you something which is that myself and my family learned a lot from your outstanding teaching, explanations. In fact, we love the special and unique way you are using to deliver your message easily, professionally and with enthusiasm.
At the end, I would to thank you so. much for everything.
Fahad
Saudi Arabia
Dhahran
Khobar
I'm glad to hear that. My best wishes to you and your family!
Yours is simply fantastic. I wonder, whether we could get all material in a book form and the pronunciation lessons in electronic form.
Without a doubt, your method of teaching helps me to learn fast and never to forget what I studied. However, I've been requesting to make a lesson on clauses and writing skills. I hope you'll consider my request and thank you so much!
Ur teachings r nothing less than quintessential I must say ❤️
Really good teacher. The recap is a good wrap up. Thank you, sir.
Liked as soon as I clicked the video, you deserve 1mil subscribers, honestly.
I agree!
he has 1m sub right now
very much useful for children as well as others also... I express my high gratitude to the teacher.
A very good, correct and precise phonetical English pronunciation learning approach...thank you Sir for making these videos to make us learn so precisely.
I'm so glad with your teaching!! It's practical, easy and objective!
Thank you very much for your brilliant work!!!
You are awesome Mr. Ganesh. I learned a lot from your videos. It was good if you would also included one example for each. Thanks.
Mr. Ganesh: Very clear presentation and teaching. Congratulations!
I've watched so many lessons but your lessons are unique and only you've helped me to improve my English, to be honest
Love you from Pakistan
Study well
Actually glad I watched this! I’m an excellent English speaker, however here and there, there are some English words I can’t get around. You mentioned Entrepreneur and the word actually scared me... then you sounded it out and now I know how to say it correctly! I used to say it as “entrepreNooer” 5 syllables.
I really recommend this well crafted material to all English learners. This teacher really knows where the shoe pinches regarding phonetics. I am a specialist in this domain, too. Again thank you sir
Thanks & very helpful. please upload more for our convenience...like prior, prioritize, imperiority etc
You are a good teacher! Thank you for this lesson👏
This video is so useful to correct our pronounciation which are being pronounced wrongly
Thank you sir. I've been watching you since october 2017. Your my best teacher in the youtube
that was great, teacher Ganesh. you know the ways to impart knowledge onto your students. bravo
Happy learning.. Thank you sir for your guidance.
This is the best video I have seen today that was useful.... thanks Mr. Ganesh
Spectacular work you might have done thank you❤🌹🙏 very much🙏
Really fantastic and fabulous ! Sir, I appreciate your efforts to prepare such beautiful and informative videos on pronunciation of English words. I kindly request you to go on posting such videos on English language, pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar and general English topics.
Well Done, Sir !
All the Best.
Yours Sincerely,
Yashwant Dhage.
Hi sir I'm glad I found your channel. I may not be a native English speaker but I do understand your accent and your words are clear to hear.More power
Hi, Mr Ganesh thank you very much for your help. I enjoy very much your very useful english videos lessons. Could you please help with the using of these words(for, of, to, with, ) sometime it is very confusing. Thank you in advance. Have a nice day
Excellent class in pronunciation!
Ganesh sir, keep it up !
Your way of presenting the class in a simple , lucid manner makes us listen to you till the end od the video.
Sir, We hope more videos from you.
very effective class sir it really changed the way i speak those words. THANKS!!!!
Awesome video. I liked it so much. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for your videos, please where do you get your APA spellings? I think that can help me a lot .
You are a truly great teacher. I love you and admire you.
Sir Ganesh, thanks so much for this video. I really love how your teachings sink into my mind. I'm so grateful I found you here.🙏🙏🙏
Thank you Once again for fine tuning my English..Always your videos correct me...keep posting..I eagerly wait for your videos..and keep seeing the old ones..
Thanks Sir...🙂
Just a quick comment: We say - 'Your videos always correct me,' and not, 'Always...'
Hi Sir thanks u ,I really enjoyed ,I want to know how to pronounce figures of speech sycodoche.
Sir please write books on phonetic pronunciation please.
may i know your good name Sir.
Aaliya Farheen if you're watching videos from beginning you would've listened his name as Ganesh.
Thanks!You are so cool!If I had such kind of teachers as you in the University...I would speak English perfectly😃
Appreciate your teaching style.ganesh mean god gana .I think god has given you power to teach like this.best wishes from sri lanka.i love english language very much.your explanation is excellent.
Thanks a lot Mr. Danesh you are wonerful
This is my first comment on your channel doing good job really helpful for me 👌❤ from 🇵🇰
Namasthe ji,
When I am watching the class after two years when you aploded the video , it is still nice . Of course it is a tremendous and good class 👍👍
Thanq so much sir..after watching ur videos my pronunciation got corrected ...😊
Thank you so much, especially for the pace this time. I was able to follow up and catch up everything. Well done for your good and fine work.
Thank you sir for giving this video. This video is very fruitful to me. Thank you soo much 🙏🙏
You really deserve a thumbs up. Because you put so much effort into your work. I really appreciate the reverse type of pronouncing those words so thank you. I learned a lot.
I am impressed : ) Wonderful Pedagogy
From Karachi Pakistan
Amazing Explanation. One of the best videos
Thank you so much .I am enjoying myself thoroughly.May you confer upon you all the richest of world.You are a jewel for us.
I can't understand, why these 35 people (when i have checked) touched on unlike symbol..... We can never scroll down without click on like symbol..... The best teaching style i have ever seen....
exactly
exactly
I am a literature student & for a very good reason I always watch your videos (tho this is my first comment). They are extremely helpful. Please continue to make more.✨
I am speechless, you are really good.
I do not know whether English is your first language or not however I am happy to watch some of your videos because i am truly improving my pronunciation. Pronunciation is the most beautiful skill of English and that’s what focus the most on. Thank you for teaching, I know that there are many people learning English and improving their pronunciation just like me. You’re the best!
Thank you. K watched your pronunciation vidoes and it helped me lot to correct my my pronunciation mistakes. Can you please provide step by step syllables like the one you did it for the word "Sophisticated" for the words: Individual, spiritual, actual, indvudually, spiritually, actually. I am having difficulties in pronouncing these words.
very nice, thank you so much for your class,, I am from Bangladesh ✌️✌️,,💖💖💖💖💯✌️
This is really great and very helpful. Frankly, I tried to take help of my organization voice coaches but you are really great.... where can I learn more such words? How do I ensure I put a stress on right part of the word?
IPA pronunciations always explain where to put the stress: *succinct* /səkˈsɪŋkt/
The (ˈ) mark precedes the syllable that gets the most stress. English can have words where more than one syllable receives some stress. The (ˌ) mark precedes a syllable that gets secondary stress. *anticipation* /ænˌtɪs əˈpeɪ ʃən/
What do you do as your main job? Thank you so much for taking efforts to make such great videos.
I'm a teacher.
Those students would be grateful which you are teacher. By the you are our online teacher 😊🙏
Thanks for this video I had a pretty big problem with this pronounciation
your channel is really one of my favorites, you are interesting sir, your pronunciation is perfect and your explanation's amazing 🌹
Ganesh, you are awesome! I want to know about your education.
Respected sir,
I extemely impressed to listen your lectures. Because i am also an English Teacher in Pakistan.
@@LearnEnglish-I2p Yes Sir, his videos are very good.
You speak so fluently... It's amazing.. Better than any other UA-camr
Thanks a billion .you are a true Guru.keep going
You have really helped us to improve on our English pronunciation
Soo good I learn so much from you
This is really helpful. You're doing a great job. Keep it going !
Great lesson!
I definitely pronounce the "k" in *asked!* [ăskt] But I do pronounce it a bit slower since it is a bit awkward.
Photograph /ˈfoʊ toʊˌgræf/ [FŌ·tō·grăf]
Entrepreneur /ˌɑn trə prəˈnʊər/ [ŏn·trŭ·pŭ·NŪR]
I definitely don't ignore that "D" in *adjective* either! /ˈæd dʒɪk tɪv/ [ĂD·jĕk·tĭv] - Remember that IPA /dʒ/ is a single sound, the "j" sound in English. So you're not actually saying /d/ twice.
*Prejudice* _is_ spelled how it sounds, except for the useless silent *e* at the end. (Most "final silent Es" signal a long pronunciation of a preceding vowel, but here it does not.)
*Colonel* is always pronounced exactly like the English word *kernel.* That should be easy to remember.
I pronounce *congratulations* as [kŭn·‵grăd·jū·LĀ·ʃŭns(z)] /kənˌgrædˌdʒuːˈleɪ ʃəns/
Wow Amazed, if you can't learn English from this channel than you can't learn from any other source.
Thank you so much!!
Best teacher ever!
thanku soo much sir!! ur all vdo are awesome .. nd really very helpfull......no words to appreciate ur work.
*''Ur heart is slightly bigger than average human heart ...but that's because u r a teacher''...*
again thanku sir
Sir your teaching is very understanding and love the way to smile at the end of the word.
i respect your hard work, I didn't find any other teacher to set as good efforts as you did.
Sir thanku for giving us such relevant information.....
Very effective and useful class sir thank q
Very Nice n proud of him may be frm Tamil Nadu or southern region anyway happy Aby to encouraging such a respectful teacher teaching through You tube which ez more supportive for lack of speak in English 🤝👌👈
After your videos i started to follow your tasks . You have really grap in English language . Keep it up sir🤗
Outstanding. Very helpful.
Excellent way of teaching sir. Thank you
That is an impressive lesson as usual. Keep it up.
Ganesh, Could you make a lesson about the different types of clauses- like an adjective clause, Adverbial clause, noun clause and soon.
Thank you
Finally I know how to pronounce "didn't"! Thank you!🙏
Awesome class!
You are the best. I am a voice actor and I am currently enhancing my american accent because I have upcoming project that requires it. Thank you so much!
Thanks for the heart react. I admire you for your heart in what you do. Keep it up! We are here to support you. 💗