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Mam you are explaining the Phonics sound so clearly that are lemon can also understand I am post graduate in English but I want to go in the death of English I want to know the route of English so I may I have in watching your videos in 10 days in what way I should thank you no words you are great
Excellent descriptive and well colour coded charts! The order of the sounds makes so much sense according to the place of articulation, voiced-unvoiced and fricative, nasal and in the end l r w j i.e. connectors If the English alphabets were arranged in this specific order of monophthongs, diphthongs, plosives, fricatives, nasals and approximants rather than abcdefgh, it would've been so much easier and comprehendible to the English as well as non-English people over the world right from the preschool age irrespective of if English is their 1st or 2nd or 3rd language in school.
Glad to hear you found this helpful! I am a big fan of colour-coding things!! I do it with many things in my life, it makes complicated things easier to understand :-)
I could listen to you for hours together. Language and phonetics is such a fascinating world to explore. After watching Dr Geoff Lindsey, my curiosity about English phonemes exploded, but I was not acquinted with the compound vowels symbols, so was finding it a little difficult to follow some of his videos. So I am glad YT brought you in my feed a week ago. I am bingewatching your videos to understand the basics of English vowels and consonants and speech pattern. I am always fascinated by British accent. Your videos threw light on how it comes to be. I hope British people do not lose their accent in coming generations now that everything is getting Americanised these days. 🙏
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Your way of teaching is very easy and stunning thanks a lot
I wish I had had a teacher like you when I studied in the faculty... Thanks a lot for sharing your videos. Greetings.Silvana from Argentina.
Thank you! 😃
Kudos to you Billie❤
Indeed helpful for my CBT exams on phonology and phonetics
wow great...
I like the way you use to convey it very easily... appreciated
Mam you are explaining the Phonics sound so clearly that are lemon can also understand I am post graduate in English but I want to go in the death of English I want to know the route of English so I may I have in watching your videos in 10 days in what way I should thank you no words you are great
Yeah l e m o n means layman l a y m a n
Thanks a billion, Billie ! ❤🥰🙏❤
Excellent descriptive and well colour coded charts!
The order of the sounds makes so much sense according to the place of articulation, voiced-unvoiced and fricative, nasal and in the end l r w j i.e. connectors
If the English alphabets were arranged in this specific order of monophthongs, diphthongs, plosives, fricatives, nasals and approximants rather than abcdefgh, it would've been so much easier and comprehendible to the English as well as non-English people over the world right from the preschool age irrespective of if English is their 1st or 2nd or 3rd language in school.
Glad to hear you found this helpful! I am a big fan of colour-coding things!! I do it with many things in my life, it makes complicated things easier to understand :-)
I could listen to you for hours together. Language and phonetics is such a fascinating world to explore.
After watching Dr Geoff Lindsey, my curiosity about English phonemes exploded, but I was not acquinted with the compound vowels symbols, so was finding it a little difficult to follow some of his videos. So I am glad YT brought you in my feed a week ago. I am bingewatching your videos to understand the basics of English vowels and consonants and speech pattern.
I am always fascinated by British accent. Your videos threw light on how it comes to be.
I hope British people do not lose their accent in coming generations now that everything is getting Americanised these days.
🙏
Good job teacher.
Have a good Day 👍
You are just AMAZING! Thanks thanks thanks and more thanks :)
Thank you so much😍
Thank you:) 🤩
Good lesson.
Thanks! 😃
The /x/ speech sound is also found in British English in such Scottish words as "loch", "Gallagher", "Buchen", etc.
Yes, that's right ... but only in those words which is why it usually isn't featured in the main sound charts for Received Pronunciation.
I like your IPA chart😃😁
Very well explained
Thank you very much.
Welcome 😊
Glad to discover you... With your non American accent 😊
😀
What is the main difference between how a consonant sound and a vowel sound are produced?
thx maam
Please tell how many rounded vowels ,and what are they?
Hello! I have a separate video on rounded and unrounded vowel sounds in English. You can watch it here: ruclips.net/video/Xx9P1rBsrmQ/видео.html
Please mam upload the vedios of MORPHOLOGY
Is it British accent?
Серёга культиватор пенитратор кс кс кс Дима мотоблок Егор Тример
Культиватор бензопилович рулит
How come I read your channel name as Billie Eilish!!! 😂🤦♀️
That was a pun 😂