In Russian language there's 6 and we don't see the difference between short and long vowels, so it's a journey for many non-native English speakers lol
For real, it's driving me crazy 😭 I'm doing an English teacher training course and phonetics is a literal nightmare. There's like 3 sounds similar to the Spanish "A" that I can barely tell apart, let alone properly pronounce, same with the "O" sounds... the rest are easier to figure out though
This video is really helpfull for non-native English speakers. :) Everything is explained clearly and these obvious little jokes make it more natural than the usual standard phonetics and phonology sessions at university. I appreciate it. :) Good for revision.
I am an English Teacher in training a native spanish speaker and those explanations are the best for doing my university activities. Thank you Emma from Colombia
I am being torty by youtube. This video is not 2 years old, it's brand new. RUclips is lying and this lady is an actor in their studio. Even the comments are fake account by real paid actors etc. Please help me sue youtube
Respectable Teacher Emma Jakobi, you are one of the great Spoken English Language Teacher. Your method of Teaching & Explanation are excellent. The best thing I have noted about your explanations are, things are at once learned & there no need to put extra burden or put in extra time for learning the subject that you teaches. Please accept my thanks for very nice & very good teaching.
for learning the subject that you( teaches)I THINK THE"S" IN THEACHES IS A further letter in a grammatical place CAUSE AFTER THE SUBJECT YOU THE VERB COMES IN THE INFINITIVE FORM (SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE) ACCEPT MY RESPECT.,
English is my second or third language, my accent is not good. I watched this video over and over again. Hopefully, someday I can speak as good as a native English speaker.
thanks for ur lesson but its quite funny to know that its kind of sound like hindi vowels (i am an native indian ) so its not confusing for me i can identify it really quick and the gap between ur topics is great thanks a lot.
I am grateful for all of your pronunciation videos as they are so helpful. I am looking forward to your next videos. However I would be appreciated if you release some videos about improving writing ability. Thank you so much for reading my comment.❤️
Hi Emma!! Good day!!!My name is Jona.I am non-native English speaker . I practice and IMPROVE MY ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION THROUGH IPA. I totally agree that we have to be careful on how to pronounce words. I make pronunciation videos using IPA to inspire non native speakers to improve their pronunciation more.. Thank you so much for this INFORMATIVE VIDEO.. I wish you more power and success!!
Hello, I'm Noemie from France. You are such a good teacher ! I love improving my English with you. You give so good advices, you are kind and supportive. I've just subscribed ! :D
Thank you so much , Emma! I'm from Myanmar and Now our country was fell in the terrorist! We, students, can't go to school for over 1years and still we can't. We try to learn new things from RUclips, As I want to learn English, I find Eng channel, and I found your channel You are the best teacher for me I've gotten many knowledge and Improved my eng skill Thanks you so much ❣️
where does she come from?? I'm russian. I think she's not american or canadian. she speaks the real "t" in little (liTTle) instead of "liDDle". she speaks "wɜːd" ( in word) instead wɝːd, the R sound gone. she speak /lɜːn/ (in learn) instead /lɝːn/ and so on. is she british, irish, australian,New Zealander?
+vladimir Fedkin Look at her comment below. She's Australian. That's very strange accent to me... Neither British or American. Something between those two. 😀
Hi Emma, I am from Turkey. First of all thank you very much for interest,support,helping I watched all of videos in this night. I liked your videos. İnformations and shares are very useful, i think you should upload more video for us : ) and ı will share your channel to forum sites of language in Turkey I hope I wrote it right : ) have a good day...
Hi emma Am sharik from India i enjoyed vowel sound and exited because vowel sounds is very difficult and interesting so i speak repeat with you😄😄 in this video Thank you so much for guide me❤️🙏
Thanks you thank you , I'm from Indonesia and i'm still learning English British pronouncation.. But really hard for saying "sheet" because Indonesian slang really different...
a e i o u....That´s NOT the vowel sound that you gave.You just have no idea what you taught and let me give you a clue...We say :An apple,An egg,An island,An onion, A university because why?The first four have vowel sound a e i o....but u here has AN ALPHABET SOUND.It´s not the vowel LOOK....VOWEL SOUND!I suggest you go back to school and learn your Alphabet and vowel sounds and learn why we use ARTICLES a AND an in consonant and vowels again.Just suggesting
For many years it is hard to me to understand how you (native speaker) differ sounds: * æ and ʌ - are both short from ɑ: I often hear æ like e sound from native speakers or like ʌ. It brakes my mind. In Ukrainian we have A-sound equals to ɑ: or ʌ (short) - in any case it is A-letter and there is no double meaning. But æ - it is something Abstract. * ə (schwa sound) In Ukrainian we have sound pair [jo] (russian-letter Ё). During pronunciation of this pair we can hear [jɛ:əɒ] but I can not distinguish schwa sound from there. Sometimes I use ɒ-sound (short from ɔ:), sometimes - ɛ: * ʊ - I understand it's shorter than u: but it is difficult to distinguish each of them. * i and i: - are easiest for understanding. i: is soft like Ukrainian i-sound and i is close to Ukrainian letter-И Btw, Your diphthong sounds are Not difficult vowel for us. We often use j-sound to join other sounds. Really difficult vowels are ə-schwa, æ, ʌ and ʊ (sometimes) I need more video about that )
Dear Emma! I looked for your Complete IPA lesson and I couldn't find it. Why? Would you please send me the link for it. It is mmmenglish/pronunciation, but the first video does not appear. Thanks in advance, from Mexico City. Martha
In HINDI we have 13 vowel sounds अ आ इ ई उ ऊ ए ऐ ओ औ अं अ: so it's very hard for a foreigner to pronounce Hindi correctly. Even Indians pronounce many HINDI words wrong.
This is the first video I see him in the channel in the fact you're a wonderful teacher you have a wonderful way of explanation, in fact you follow up on your channel without thinking
Hi Emma. Is it just me, being an old codger, but over the past few years I've noticed middle class girls changing vowels slightly, such as 'E's and 'A's. For instance, the word YES, will sound more like 'yas', and the word 'good' will sound more like 'gid'.
[ɪ] and [i:] have nothing to do with each other. The IPA people understand this only very lately and that is why they change [i] to [ɪ]. It is wrong way to take and teach them in pair. The starting position of [ɪ] is actually closer to the schwa sound [ə], that 'lazy' and fully relaxed position.
The vowel /ɪ/ can be written with six different letters: ‘a’ in ‘garbage’ (the second ‘a’), ‘e’ in ‘pretty,’ ‘i’ in ‘sit,’ ‘o’ in ‘women,’ ‘u’ and ‘y’ in ‘busy.’
I had the same problem shown in the example when I went on holiday to a small town close to Boston! I was looking for the beach so I asked for indications to a policeman I met. I actually asked him "where is the bitch" while I was meaning "the beach". He was a little bit confused by the very start but at the end he understood I wasn't an English native speaker and he said "oh, do you mean the beach?" and me: "yes, that's what I said!". Only after a while, I realized the misunderstanding... :D
hi Emma . thanks but im kurdish i live in kurdstan im student . i have problem in theme sound ....if i study in this video thats well??? please answer >>>>>>////????
hello miss emma, i'm beginner to speak english but already wacthing this video i so groovy & enjoy for study & practice. sory i know my speak english so broken but i so groovy to study. correction please. thank you very much miss emma...
morning teacher! i m bachelors degree holder but i m sure that i will never speak English fluently, because its accent are some how complicated and sometimes are hidden, one vowel can be pronounced differently! eg: U, A, E, I
Iam seeing this video now only you teaching is super but and iam stude in English in different ways example {A-E-I-O-U} vowels and others letter are called consonants but you teach IPA please mam tell how I can improve in this way and I have one problem that is can't create new words which letters con use please help me mam
I can't distinguish the difference between the vowel sounds */ɔ:/* as in bought and */ɒ/* as in God. They sound very similar to my ears. Anyone else is going through the same issue?
Hi.Teacher your English video lesson very interesting and I hope one day I can meet you facebook page online and also I like to be your students in online.please can you request me in your Facebook page online. And I needto learning more.because you are really good teacher. I application For you because I was watching video conversation speaking and listening pronunciations.you thank so much for God bless you.
well that is the problem with us Indonesian when speaking english. we dont have that long vowel sound in our language so our mouth not developed to pronounce that sound properly as in english. we we ended up saying b*tch instead of beach and SIT instead of sheet (we don't have that SH sound as well) or Sick instead of six
Hi there, I'm currently delivering some english classes and found your channel very helpful, we just passed this lesson, by any chance do you have an IPA video for consonants?
My god, that's crazy for spanish speakers.... we only have 5 vowel sounds, that is it.
In Russian language there's 6 and we don't see the difference between short and long vowels, so it's a journey for many non-native English speakers lol
Some languages have just three (like most variants of Arabic or Quechua)
yeah but there are also combinations that can make different sounds similar to the vowels you dummy
For real, it's driving me crazy 😭 I'm doing an English teacher training course and phonetics is a literal nightmare. There's like 3 sounds similar to the Spanish "A" that I can barely tell apart, let alone properly pronounce, same with the "O" sounds... the rest are easier to figure out though
Lo sè me volví loca en la universidad
This video is really helpfull for non-native English speakers. :) Everything is explained clearly and these obvious little jokes make it more natural than the usual standard phonetics and phonology sessions at university. I appreciate it. :) Good for revision.
Nice work Emma, I learned a lot with you, you are the best :D
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Thank you very much Emma ! Only today i discovered your lessons.They are excellent. We are so lucky. For you are such a gifted teacher. Jey
Welcome to the channel Jeyaraj! I'm glad you enjoy my lessons 😃
Currently taking a phonetics course in university and this video literally saved my grade!!!! I can not explain how helpful it was :)))) Thank you
So glad to hear that, Rachel! 😍
My tongue wants more of pronouncing a group of words correctly.
I am an English Teacher in training a native spanish speaker and those explanations are the best for doing my university activities. Thank you Emma from Colombia
This video helps me to improve my pronunciation
Fabulous! Thanks for watching Jimuel :)
great
The teacher is very beautyful and teaching very interesting. Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching Manh!
You are welcome, nice to meet you!
it would be so helpful .welcome this is my email neotreno@gmail.com i use the same email for twitter
Beautiful not beautyful!
I am being torty by youtube. This video is not 2 years old, it's brand new. RUclips is lying and this lady is an actor in their studio. Even the comments are fake account by real paid actors etc. Please help me sue youtube
thanks for adding a subtitle in english .. so helpful and i really need it . .
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Thanks for sharing and thank you soo much for good itching
Thanks can you help my
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I cannot find all the vowel sounds
Respectable Teacher Emma Jakobi, you are one of the great Spoken English Language Teacher. Your method of Teaching & Explanation are excellent. The best thing I have noted about your explanations are, things are at once learned & there no need to put extra burden or put in extra time for learning the subject that you teaches. Please accept my thanks for very nice & very good teaching.
for learning the subject that you( teaches)I THINK THE"S" IN THEACHES IS A further letter in a grammatical place CAUSE AFTER THE SUBJECT YOU THE VERB COMES IN THE INFINITIVE FORM (SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE)
ACCEPT MY RESPECT.,
thank you Emma, I love YOUUUUUUUUUUU.
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Please correct your sentence"you are one of the great spoken English language teachers,"
English is my second or third language, my accent is not good. I watched this video over and over again. Hopefully, someday I can speak as good as a native English speaker.
Thanks.
You have very interesting chanel.
Hi from Russia.
Good
Hi Mr. Ivanow!
thanks for ur lesson but its quite funny to know that its kind of sound like hindi vowels (i am an native indian ) so its not confusing for me i can identify it really quick and the gap between ur topics is great thanks a lot.
Sheet & Shit , Beach & Bitch are funny examples . thank you
0:55 Could anyone tell what video is pointed at 0:55? I use my phone browser, and floating link to other videos never appear on my phone.
I am grateful for all of your pronunciation videos as they are so helpful. I am looking forward to your next videos. However I would be appreciated if you release some videos about improving writing ability. Thank you so much for reading my comment.❤️
We love you Emma from Uzbeksitan especially how you open your mouth
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Hi Emma!! Good day!!!My name is Jona.I am non-native English speaker . I practice and IMPROVE MY ENGLISH PRONUNCIATION THROUGH IPA. I totally agree that we have to be careful on how to pronounce words. I make pronunciation videos using IPA to inspire non native speakers to improve their pronunciation more..
Thank you so much for this INFORMATIVE VIDEO.. I wish you more power and success!!
ty!allahu akbar!im your chinese student now ,
Hello, I'm Noemie from France. You are such a good teacher ! I love improving my English with you. You give so good advices, you are kind and supportive. I've just subscribed ! :D
That's wonderful Noemie and thank you for subscribing 😄😄
mmmEnglish I’d like to take an online course with you if it’s ok for you
Thank you so much , Emma!
I'm from Myanmar and Now our country was fell in the terrorist!
We, students, can't go to school for over 1years and still we can't.
We try to learn new things from RUclips,
As I want to learn English, I find Eng channel, and I found your channel
You are the best teacher for me
I've gotten many knowledge and Improved my eng skill
Thanks you so much ❣️
Eventually I understood how to prounanciate clear the word "word' without being focus on my accent! You are amazing😘
I am here for the 1000th comment🤣
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I can't find your Diphthongs sounds video
Hessin
well, in the finish I didn't
understand
My favorite teacher! Thank you so much ! Video very interesting in my opinion. bye!
Thanks Edvar 😊 so glad you enjoy my lessons!
+mmmEnglish Little help... to leave - long, and to live-short. Am I right?
where does she come from?? I'm russian. I think she's not american or canadian. she speaks the real "t" in little (liTTle) instead of "liDDle". she speaks "wɜːd" ( in word) instead wɝːd, the R sound gone. she speak /lɜːn/ (in learn) instead /lɝːn/ and so on. is she british, irish, australian,New Zealander?
+vladimir Fedkin Look at her comment below. She's Australian. That's very strange accent to me... Neither British or American. Something between those two. 😀
hi! how do you know the difference between the sound in cat, in cup and in far... For me, it all sounds the same:( thank you very much!
You are so lovely, jovial, energetic! Splendid!
Ciao smart lady! I clicked the link and entered my email but I didn't get a worksheet! :(
Hi Mauro! Can you please try signing up again here?
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If you still have issues, please email hello@mmmenglish.com
Great video!. Easy to understand, good pronunciation and the teacher is really beautiful! Thanks 👍that's the way I like to learn
You are super beneficial, funny., lovely
Hi Emma,
I am from Turkey. First of all thank you very much for interest,support,helping
I watched all of videos in this night. I liked your videos. İnformations and shares are very useful, i think you should upload more video for us : ) and ı will share your channel to forum sites of language in Turkey
I hope I wrote it right : )
have a good day...
exellent thanking for your tremendous effort
Best English teacher ever 🙏🏻
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Im Moroccan too💛🙂
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Very beautiful teacher and beneficial videos , thanks a lot Emma . Looking forword to more videos .
You can curse and say rude words and it still sounds lovely. I say compliments and it sounds like an insult.
you said alot of rude words , so now I know the IPA is very important when we speak English!!! thank u so much
You are a greattt teacher Emmma...
Thanks a lot for this channel...👍👍👍
so thanks go to you
I have gone crazy watching you.😍😍😍😍....smile, lip moments, teeth..etc..i was forced to subscribe and did so.
truth finder. good on you ! I feel the same
i love your video
(I'm Emma for mmm English) are you forget it 😁😁
Very helpful thank you so much
these letters make me suffering :""
Thank you so much
Your teaching is very easy And understandable 💗
Hello ma'am I am from India your explanation is super
Thank you
Hi thank you so much .
From Marocco
I think I'm in love with her sense of humor.
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Thank you ma'am you are really help me
Thanks for all your efforts you exert. That implants confidence and high skillness in my English to get to be like English native speakers.
Hi emma Am sharik from India i enjoyed vowel sound and exited because vowel sounds is very difficult and interesting so i speak repeat with you😄😄 in this video
Thank you so much for guide me❤️🙏
Thanks for you
Emma, I really enjoy your videos. Abigail Nigeria
Thanks Abigail!
Thanks you thank you , I'm from Indonesia and i'm still learning English British pronouncation.. But really hard for saying "sheet" because Indonesian slang really different...
Thank you so much Emma!My favourite teacher
It's very helpfull thank you so much ma'am
Nd ur explanation is suprb
I really like the way you teach. And you have helped me to start my English Phonology class this semester. Thank you so so much
you're really wonderful. thanks a lot.
The teacher is pretty and the lesson is interesting
a e i o u....That´s NOT the vowel sound that you gave.You just have no idea what you taught and let me give you a clue...We say :An apple,An egg,An island,An onion, A university because why?The first four have vowel sound a e i o....but u here has AN ALPHABET SOUND.It´s not the vowel LOOK....VOWEL SOUND!I suggest you go back to school and learn your Alphabet and vowel sounds and learn why we use ARTICLES a AND an in consonant and vowels again.Just suggesting
You're so beautiful, especially you have beautiful eyes and teeth. Love you
For many years it is hard to me to understand how you (native speaker) differ sounds:
* æ and ʌ - are both short from ɑ:
I often hear æ like e sound from native speakers or like ʌ. It brakes my mind.
In Ukrainian we have A-sound equals to ɑ: or ʌ (short) - in any case it is A-letter and there is no double meaning. But æ - it is something Abstract.
* ə (schwa sound) In Ukrainian we have sound pair [jo] (russian-letter Ё). During pronunciation of this pair we can hear [jɛ:əɒ] but I can not distinguish schwa sound from there. Sometimes I use ɒ-sound (short from ɔ:), sometimes - ɛ:
* ʊ - I understand it's shorter than u: but it is difficult to distinguish each of them.
* i and i: - are easiest for understanding. i: is soft like Ukrainian i-sound and i is close to Ukrainian letter-И
Btw, Your diphthong sounds are Not difficult vowel for us. We often use j-sound to join other sounds. Really difficult vowels are ə-schwa, æ, ʌ and ʊ (sometimes)
I need more video about that )
I have watched many videos, but your video is special, thank you very much. ❤️❤️❤️
May God bless you for your outstanding creativity to tutor us
Amazing lesson! Thank you so much! 😍
Dear Emma! I looked for your Complete IPA lesson and I couldn't find it. Why? Would you please send me the link for it. It is mmmenglish/pronunciation, but the first video does not appear. Thanks in advance, from Mexico City. Martha
Даже с элементарным уровнем знания английского языка, почему-то понимаю ее. Обожаю вас Эмма )))
That's Good 👍
Would you tell me if your accent is English or American?
Australian :)
Amazing teacher!
Thank you.
In HINDI we have 13 vowel sounds
अ आ इ ई उ ऊ ए ऐ ओ औ अं अ:
so it's very hard for a foreigner to pronounce Hindi correctly.
Even Indians pronounce many HINDI words wrong.
This is the first video I see him in the channel in the fact you're a wonderful teacher you have a wonderful way of explanation, in fact you follow up on your channel without thinking
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Hi Emma. Is it just me, being an old codger, but over the past few years I've noticed middle class girls changing vowels slightly, such as 'E's and 'A's. For instance, the word YES, will sound more like 'yas', and the word 'good' will sound more like 'gid'.
That reaction to rude words ❤❤❤❤
Great channel!
Thank you!
i love their expressions...
🇨🇴🇨🇴🇨🇴Thanks so much for teach. Very excellent your accent. I love 👉🏼👈🏼❤️✅....
Oh God this teacher is so beautiful 😍.
[ɪ] and [i:] have nothing to do with each other. The IPA people understand this only very lately and that is why they change [i] to [ɪ]. It is wrong way to take and teach them in pair. The starting position of [ɪ] is actually closer to the schwa sound [ə], that 'lazy' and fully relaxed position.
Thank you for your effort my lovely teacher❤
The vowel /ɪ/ can be written with six different letters: ‘a’ in ‘garbage’ (the second ‘a’), ‘e’ in ‘pretty,’ ‘i’ in ‘sit,’ ‘o’ in ‘women,’ ‘u’ and ‘y’ in ‘busy.’
Hi Emma! Thank you for the lesson. Go ahead.
I had the same problem shown in the example when I went on holiday to a small town close to Boston! I was looking for the beach so I asked for indications to a policeman I met. I actually asked him "where is the bitch" while I was meaning "the beach". He was a little bit confused by the very start but at the end he understood I wasn't an English native speaker and he said "oh, do you mean the beach?" and me: "yes, that's what I said!". Only after a while, I realized the misunderstanding... :D
The best tutorial, Good luck.
hi Emma . thanks
but im kurdish i live in kurdstan im student . i have problem in theme sound ....if i study in this video thats well???
please answer >>>>>>////????
👍😀
God Bless you
It good teaching
I'm a spanish native speaker and this is so hard for me to learn. 😢
In some of them the difference is so subtle it can't even be heard, like ʊ and u and ɪ
hello miss emma, i'm beginner to speak english but already wacthing this video i so groovy & enjoy for study & practice. sory i know my speak english so broken but i so groovy to study. correction please. thank you very much miss emma...
morning teacher! i m bachelors degree holder but i m sure that i will never speak English fluently, because its accent are some how complicated and sometimes are hidden, one vowel can be pronounced differently! eg: U, A, E, I
Iam seeing this video now only you teaching is super but and iam stude in English in different ways example {A-E-I-O-U} vowels and others letter are called consonants but you teach IPA please mam tell how I can improve in this way and I have one problem that is can't create new words which letters con use please help me mam
I can't distinguish the difference between the vowel sounds */ɔ:/* as in bought and */ɒ/* as in God. They sound very similar to my ears. Anyone else is going through the same issue?
Hi.Teacher your English video lesson very interesting and I hope one day I can meet you facebook page online and also I like to be your students in online.please can you request me in your Facebook page online. And I needto learning more.because you are really good teacher. I application For you because I was watching video conversation speaking and listening pronunciations.you thank so much for God bless you.
Hi!
I can't copy this video to my students in Google Classroom. Do you know why? It worked last year.
well that is the problem with us Indonesian when speaking english. we dont have that long vowel sound in our language so our mouth not developed to pronounce that sound properly as in english. we we ended up saying b*tch instead of beach and SIT instead of sheet (we don't have that SH sound as well) or Sick instead of six
Hi there, I'm currently delivering some english classes and found your channel very helpful, we just passed this lesson, by any chance do you have an IPA video for consonants?