Lucy the native British speaks like the different one which we couldn't understand in first interaction I must say... its difficult to get and talk to them
Thank you so much for uploading this video! I've been learning in English for 5 years in American accent, but now I would like to learn to speak in British English. I'm in love with this pronounciation and thank you for making these videos😍
I´m Brazilian and for me it´s very good to know the commom mistakes from spanish students. It´s often similar to our pronunciation mistakes. Helps me a lot. Thank you! #gameofTHRONYS that´s how many brazilians use to pronounce it.
"Don't forget to connect with me on (mostly inaudible) all of my social media..." Don't : /dəʊnt/ /əʊ/ Very good example (although unmentioned). Now, I think I sound very British. Thank you very much.
Thank you very much for making this video. I was struggling to find how 'o' is pronounced in British English for a very long time. Your video has really helped me understand it.
I'm high school student and I am learning english .I watched your videos and I can say ,you are very good and funnnnny.🙆 p.s You are the most beautiful young english teacher I've ever seen
very helpful video.i was very confused about the sound "o"..but now i think i got what I want...really... you are a great teacher...thank you for sharing such an amazing video.
No dought you are the one of best teacher on utube, I've watched many more vdo on utube of you, I believe that I pick up very sooner learning in very short time.
When she talked about her hispanic students, i clearly feel them lmao. Like, i'm from latin america and when I started learning english I used to say the words like that. Now I'm so embarassed, but finaly could make the british accent that I wanted soo long ago
ohhhh my... god...! I've been watching tons of videos about British pronunciation and this is the most amazing one I've ever seen! I'm practising very hard on pronouncing this one, was one of the most difficult diphthong to me, now I'll sound more British than ever!! thank you I love you Lucy!! greetings from Mexico /Mexic eu/
Hello, Lucy! I am a student of a pedagogical university in Russia, and I study English and Chinese. And several months ago I was asked to choose the accent which I needed to speak with - the British or the American. I already had somewhat like the American accent, so I chose to learn to talk with the British accent. If I have such an opportunity, I'm not allowed to miss it! But since that time I've been getting lots of questions, especially about pronunciation. And I'm still not sure how exactly I need to pronounce this diphthong. Unfortunately, I've never been able to listen to a British in real life, and that's what is very important to me as I can "reflect" accents (yes, life has shown this ability of mine). So I watched some videos made by British people and came to a conclusion that the first sound is closer to [ ɔ ] than to [ e ] and the second sound slightly reminds me of [ i ] because it doesn't sound like an open sound [ u ]. But my teacher disagrees with me. She said that I could use your pronunciation as an example. Well, I listened to you. Your pronunciation still makes me think the way I do. I don't think you will ever read this comment, but if you do, tell me please who of us is closer to the truth - me thinking that this diphthong sounds slightly like [ ɔi ] (just a little bit) or my teacher who tells us the rules correctly but pronounces it herself closer to [ eu ] ? Thank you for your videos! :З
Hi Lucy, The way you are teaching English is very good. I am very interested to see your videos because of that. example the time 2.1 to 2.7. I can easily remember the mistakes that I am making. I am currently working for a UK based company. I rarely talk to them because I am not able to understand whatever they are saying especially over the phone with background noise. I am working as a network engineer and want to make youtube videos to help people who what to know the technologies, but my English is very bad. That holds me back. Thank you very much for your help! Wish you all the best!
Really don't know how I can thank you, you made my British pronunciation better, you're definitely better than my teachers, they pronounce English too much worse than your Spanish students 😷 and they really make me angry because of their pronunciation, it sucks, but you saved me from the bad pronunciation👍
People don't mispronounce words just because they don't want to pronounce them correctly. You don't learn to pronounce overnight. It takes time, and some effort to get your mouth used to sounds you've never produced before. And the older you are, the harder it is. So telling people off, or making fun of their pronunciation doesn't help. You've learnt foreign languages too, and either you're incredibly talented at learning the phonemes of foreign sounds (and you should know you'd be an exception, not the rule) or you've had a hard time learning the sounds, and I am sure you wouldn't have liked it if someone had laughed at your pronunciation.
I love the Lucy's lessons, it's funny because we actually pronoun that diphthong wrong, I found it funny those examples of our mistakes. Greeting from Colombia ♥
I am not sure if anyone has told you that, but weibo is pronounced similar to /way/ball/ . ei is the IPA symbol ei, which is the A sound in English, while o is pronounced similar to the 'odd' sound in English but with silent dd. I don't think your Chinese students will care, but I have learnt IPA symbols before and so as you, I thought you would like to know.
Lucy I like your efforts in making this video I do make that conscious effort to speak and get others to acquire British English It would be greater still when you take a real close close up of the intricacies of your good correct Pronunciation because At least The shape of the mouth is visible to the audience and that preceeds any sound that leaves the mouth Thank you Lucy
You're so sympathetic and I very like you and your videos. Keep up the good work 'cause I learn so much important English pronunciation facts and so on👌🏼
I love you channel Lucy! I'm Spanish and i'm trying very hard to sound more British. My boyfriend is British and he said to me than my English is good but I sound so Spanish 😂...and some english people can not understand me because of my accent
The pronunciation between the examples and her normal speech is completely different. In normal speech it's like a triple-diphthong, something like a particularly slurred and rapid, 'oiyu'. The closest I feel I can get with IPA is 'ɶiœ'.
hi Lucy, you're fine teaching us English, make your videos so funny, for me the English has become part of my life, very useful when i have to make an conversation with someone from other country, on you i wanna know, how much changed your life being youtuber? a big hug from Chile
Good video! i have no problem with this sound (/əʊ/) but it was good to make it better! (my problem is with the "TH" sound cause it doesn't exist in PT! thank you for this video Ms Lucy! can't wait to the next one to come! take care
hi Lucy, you're a fine teaching us English, make your videos so funny, for me the English has become part of my life, very useful when i have to make an conversation from other country, on you i wanna know, how much changed your life being youtuber? a big hug from Chile
I hope you read my comment. The sound you are speaking of is an O (of) and U (rude): OU And it's defenetivly not a closed A (bath) Actualy your cosed A can be hear on the word: public - (pablic) That's an A. The oh, no, go is OU
this pronunciation videos must continue it is very useful . I like the British accent and study your lessons .thank you so much. waiting your new pronunciation video...
replacing əʊ for ɔː or ɒ is also possible and is yet considered british english! but this one is an accent spoken in northern states of england and scotland. I am not sure if you can say ɒ intead of əʊ in every single word that has the latter sound. I reckon, though I am not sure, that you can do that only in certain words like: No, video, so etc. Just a fact, because in my opinion saying, for instance, 'vɪdiɒ' instead of 'ˈvɪdiəʊ' is totally acceptable, and I personally like to alternate between both accents in my speech. it is fun and cooler.
This lesson helped, but confused more at the same time. My cousins are British and I have tried to mimic the way they pronounce NO for years and always failed miserably.
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Oh! When you say "bo-at", "co-at" (2:15) - it's sounds like Russians say :) This is our accent)
English with Lucy u re beautiful
Dear Lucy, Please prepare a video about 'The Schwa /ə/ Sound' which is extremely need for me. By the way, thank u for all your lessons.
Lucy you are so beautiful
Lucy the native British speaks like the different one which we couldn't understand in first interaction I must say... its difficult to get and talk to them
This is my favourite sound in British English :)
agreed
you spelled favorite wrong
just kidding jk ur british
Me too
Noyw
I'm Brazilian and I love how you pronounce the letter "O", it's so beautiful and cute!
It sounds like œ
Oi, mn
Thank you so much for uploading this video! I've been learning in English for 5 years in American accent, but now I would like to learn to speak in British English. I'm in love with this pronounciation and thank you for making these videos😍
I´m Brazilian and for me it´s very good to know the commom mistakes from spanish students. It´s often similar to our pronunciation mistakes. Helps me a lot. Thank you! #gameofTHRONYS that´s how many brazilians use to pronounce it.
Hi
Hi Lucy, thanks for helping me improve my pronunciation, and thanks for your interactive and informative lessons. you're a great teacher.
+Eloisa Lira such a sweet comment Eloisa, so glad you like them!
I am not a native English speaker, but I can pull an all-nighter with ur video sometimes. It's awesome！ Thank u ~
I must say I love how she reacts in this video, soooo adorable indeed 🤣🤣
My favorite Mam Lucy British English
"Don't forget to connect with me on (mostly inaudible) all of my social media..."
Don't : /dəʊnt/
/əʊ/
Very good example (although unmentioned). Now, I think I sound very British. Thank you very much.
This is so helpful , thanks ❤️ I'm an indian and am trying to learn British accent. You've been a great help.
Really nice to notice the difference between 'baby No' and 'diphthong No' !!! thanks lovely lucy
Thank you very much for making this video. I was struggling to find how 'o' is pronounced in British English for a very long time. Your video has really helped me understand it.
This lecture is necessary for each learner to listen
It is the most charming vowel ever!
I'm high school student and I am learning english .I watched your videos and I can say ,you are very good and funnnnny.🙆
p.s You are the most beautiful young english teacher I've ever seen
very helpful video.i was very confused about the sound "o"..but now i think i got what I want...really... you are a great teacher...thank you for sharing such an amazing video.
Hi
You are the best english teacher👍👍
This is the first time I listen to your lesson I really like your teaching style
No dought you are the one of best teacher on utube, I've watched many more vdo on utube of you, I believe that I pick up very sooner learning in very short time.
əʊh nəʊ, im stupid
schewpid
Hi
Oh.. I wasn't aware of this difference from American English. Thanks!
When she talked about her hispanic students, i clearly feel them lmao. Like, i'm from latin america and when I started learning english I used to say the words like that. Now I'm so embarassed, but finaly could make the british accent that I wanted soo long ago
ohhhh my... god...! I've been watching tons of videos about British pronunciation and this is the most amazing one I've ever seen! I'm practising very hard on pronouncing this one, was one of the most difficult diphthong to me, now I'll sound more British than ever!! thank you I love you Lucy!! greetings from Mexico /Mexic eu/
Hello, Lucy!
I am a student of a pedagogical university in Russia, and I study English and Chinese. And several months ago I was asked to choose the accent which I needed to speak with - the British or the American. I already had somewhat like the American accent, so I chose to learn to talk with the British accent. If I have such an opportunity, I'm not allowed to miss it!
But since that time I've been getting lots of questions, especially about pronunciation. And I'm still not sure how exactly I need to pronounce this diphthong. Unfortunately, I've never been able to listen to a British in real life, and that's what is very important to me as I can "reflect" accents (yes, life has shown this ability of mine). So I watched some videos made by British people and came to a conclusion that the first sound is closer to [ ɔ ] than to [ e ] and the second sound slightly reminds me of [ i ] because it doesn't sound like an open sound [ u ]. But my teacher disagrees with me. She said that I could use your pronunciation as an example. Well, I listened to you. Your pronunciation still makes me think the way I do.
I don't think you will ever read this comment, but if you do, tell me please who of us is closer to the truth - me thinking that this diphthong sounds slightly like [ ɔi ] (just a little bit) or my teacher who tells us the rules correctly but pronounces it herself closer to [ eu ] ?
Thank you for your videos! :З
Yeah I totally agree with you! What you just said made my pronunciation a lot closer to the real British accent.
I'm speechless. I feel rejuvenated. My objective is to settle down in the UK
Thank you Lucy. This is really helpful, I'm having my oral soon
I am bcoming a great fan of your teaching style...long live dear
Dear Lucy, Please prepare a video about 'The Schwa /ə/ Sound' which is extremely need for me. By the way, thank u for all your lessons.
How I wish someone had told me sooner! So far I've always pronounced these words with a /oʊ/ sound..thank you!
True
I love you teacher lucy.....i have learned a lot from you
Hi Lucy, The way you are teaching English is very good. I am very interested to see your videos because of that. example the time 2.1 to 2.7. I can easily remember the mistakes that I am making. I am currently working for a UK based company. I rarely talk to them because I am not able to understand whatever they are saying especially over the phone with background noise. I am working as a network engineer and want to make youtube videos to help people who what to know the technologies, but my English is very bad. That holds me back. Thank you very much for your help! Wish you all the best!
Really don't know how I can thank you, you made my British pronunciation better, you're definitely better than my teachers, they pronounce English too much worse than your Spanish students 😷 and they really make me angry because of their pronunciation, it sucks, but you saved me from the bad pronunciation👍
So so British! I love it!
Thanks Lucy I love my new english
People don't mispronounce words just because they don't want to pronounce them correctly. You don't learn to pronounce overnight. It takes time, and some effort to get your mouth used to sounds you've never produced before. And the older you are, the harder it is. So telling people off, or making fun of their pronunciation doesn't help. You've learnt foreign languages too, and either you're incredibly talented at learning the phonemes of foreign sounds (and you should know you'd be an exception, not the rule) or you've had a hard time learning the sounds, and I am sure you wouldn't have liked it if someone had laughed at your pronunciation.
Gueim of zronesh :v
It is very important for our modern life
This was so easy for me and then I started learning an Australian accent and now I can’t make these sounds anymore, so I’m watching this to relearn
Hi Lucy. I love your videos on BRITISH ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION, but I just find 3 videos
Could you make fully videos about 44 sounds of IPA ?
Thank you so much to help us to improve our British accent and give us more linguistic options.
+Juan Ángel my pleasure!
Hi
Thank you sooooo much, Lucy. I love your videos soooo much. I love your accent and your good humor. And thank you so much for your help.💖💖💖💖💖💗💗💗💗💗💗
I love the Lucy's lessons, it's funny because we actually pronoun that diphthong wrong, I found it funny those examples of our mistakes. Greeting from Colombia ♥
I am not sure if anyone has told you that, but weibo is pronounced similar to /way/ball/ . ei is the IPA symbol ei, which is the A sound in English, while o is pronounced similar to the 'odd' sound in English but with silent dd. I don't think your Chinese students will care, but I have learnt IPA symbols before and so as you, I thought you would like to know.
Lucy I like your efforts in making this video
I do make that conscious effort to speak and get others to acquire British English
It would be greater still when you take a real close close up of the intricacies of your good correct Pronunciation because
At least The shape of the mouth is visible to the audience and that preceeds any sound that leaves the mouth
Thank you Lucy
Hi
You certainly make learning English interesting! Very concise and well explained lessons, very funny too.
Hi
Hi
Alot of thanks Miss Lucy
Whenever a woman pronounces this i m instantly in love, Can t help it
You're so sympathetic and I very like you and your videos. Keep up the good work 'cause I learn so much important English pronunciation facts and so on👌🏼
I love you channel Lucy!
I'm Spanish and i'm trying very hard to sound more British. My boyfriend is British and he said to me than my English is good but I sound so Spanish 😂...and some english people can not understand me because of my accent
Hi
Love you from burkina faso🇧🇫🇧🇫
Hi, Ms. Lucy. Thank you very much for the interesting lesson. see you soon.
The pronunciation between the examples and her normal speech is completely different. In normal speech it's like a triple-diphthong, something like a particularly slurred and rapid, 'oiyu'. The closest I feel I can get with IPA is 'ɶiœ'.
It's a wonderful way to learn from your videos lucy.Really it's little bit seems funny n I love ur channel.finally I like the way you teach...love u..
Your videos are very enjoyable and helpful thankyou so much lucy
I watch all your videos, I really like your words
hi Lucy, you're fine teaching us English, make your videos so funny, for me the English has become part of my life, very useful when i have to make an conversation with someone from other country, on you i wanna know, how much changed your life being youtuber? a big hug from Chile
Good video! i have no problem with this sound (/əʊ/) but it was good to make it better!
(my problem is with the "TH" sound cause it doesn't exist in PT!
thank you for this video Ms Lucy! can't wait to the next one to come!
take care
PT means Portuguese?
I also have problems with The sound.
any suggestions of videos?
thank you
Hi
Hi.. your vowel sounds tutorials are very helpful... Thks a lot!!!
Hi Lucy ...Thank you very much.I am learning English now.This video help me...Thanks my dear😘🤗
An #IELTS listening practice test with answers and explanations will be apreciated. I'm going over in a month.
1:02 "hope..." with Spanish accent sounds funny.. and cute haha
One of my Favvv British RUclipsr💗LOVE YOU!
For me as a german speaker, it sounds like ö and u ^^
hi Lucy, you're a fine teaching us English, make your videos so funny, for me the English has become part of my life, very useful when i have to make an conversation from other country, on you i wanna know, how much changed your life being youtuber? a big hug from Chile
Thank you madam.....I am from Nepal
Thank you ,teacher
I hope you read my comment.
The sound you are speaking of is an O (of) and U (rude): OU
And it's defenetivly not a closed A (bath)
Actualy your cosed A can be hear on the word: public - (pablic) That's an A. The oh, no, go is OU
I like this sound
Hi miss Lucy. I like your pronunciation
this pronunciation videos must continue it is very useful .
I like the British accent and study your lessons .thank you so much. waiting your new pronunciation video...
Literally everything I have mastered, except the ǝʊ.
When you learn the "OU" sound from The Americas.
_sigh_
Same TT
@@linhdanluu7992 no, OH in American English makes the jaw drop more than OH in British English
Agree. This is the only sound I can't pronounce
Hi
Muchísimas gracias Pues soy Latina y normalmente la o quiero pronunciar como en español.
Thank you!
Please do a whole video of you speaking Spanish/English
replacing əʊ for ɔː or ɒ is also possible and is yet considered british english! but this one is an accent spoken in northern states of england and scotland. I am not sure if you can say ɒ intead of əʊ in every single word that has the latter sound. I reckon, though I am not sure, that you can do that only in certain words like: No, video, so etc. Just a fact, because in my opinion saying, for instance, 'vɪdiɒ' instead of 'ˈvɪdiəʊ' is totally acceptable, and I personally like to alternate between both accents in my speech. it is fun and cooler.
Thanks so much dear.🌷
hi Lucy I like your videos thank you so much I'm learning English you are beautiful person.Have a nice day from us ...
This lesson helped, but confused more at the same time. My cousins are British and I have tried to mimic the way they pronounce NO for years and always failed miserably.
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the best channel in the world for learning English is zAmericanEnglish
Hey Lucy,
is "sorrow" word affected by the same rule? :D
So cute.
interesting lesson.
This is very useful (and funny🤣) since italians and Spanish make the same errors
thanx for the lesson and you are really pretty teacher
Hi teacher Lucy ! Good explanations! Thanks a lot. Bye for now!
Lucy, thank you very much!!! This video was very helpful to me) previously I really hated that diphthong and now I can pronunce it correctly = )
Hi
I lost my accent when we moved but this helped a lot
Awesome lesson.
Dear Lucy .. Please make a video on A (all sounds) sounds. Thanks
very nice thanks lucy
Thank you Lucy!
Thanks
This is so helpful ..Lucy, can you make other videos about pronunciation ? 'Cause this is very interesting for us, please.
Hello friend
Hi
1:06 my ears...
Ubjnnknn
saafguseugus
Well done my teacher
You are doing a great job ,I loved to watch your all vidoes ♥️
Oooooou! Difícil! Mas muito legal. Deu certo!!
Merci
I always made those mistakes, thanks LUCY.
loveeee british accent and i wish i could sound british lol
could you please also do a lesson to teach us how to pronounce words like" burn, earn... " ?
America : No
Britain : NEOW!