I am a native speaker who has struggled with spelling and pronunciations my whole life and this has finally given me the missing key to the root of so many of my issues!
I am watching your English teaching practice daily and try to talk English language .because I am so emotional to talk English language ..your English teaching practice assist me more way ...thanks mam ..I am from India
I use this in my first class with every student since it's a good primer for basic phonetics understanding, rhythm, stress and of course, easy-to-understand pronunciation. My students are French and they never study phonetics in their schools, so they definitely need the help. Thanks for this video. It's very very useful for me!
You nailed Sensei, I’ve been speaking English myself for over 15 years, and this is the first time I heard an accurate explanation about the schwa. Thank you.
you just saved my final exam on phonetics and phonology with this video! i couldn't understand what the schwa was no matter what but this is a great explanation! thank you so much!
Hi there from Spain, I watch hundred of videos from many youtube language teachers, as I'm learning several languages myself. And I just want to say to you; You are brilliant. Your content is so good and high quality. Thanks a lot, 😊🙏🏼
To echo many of the comments below: this is an excellent video from a practical and theoretical perspective (I am a native speaker and felt like I learned so much!!) Also, I really appreciate the comment that clarity is key to communication (not just pronunciation)!
As for me, schwa was always that deaf sound from Hebrew, which is displayed by column under letters :D Never knew about same concept in English, even though using it in everyday life. Thank you Hadar! It's always fun to learn something new!
Thanks for your amazing explanation! I do not have any problem when listening and writing down the word. The schwa sound is new for me. I keep on practicing to sound like a native.
Hadar, darling!!!!! You are my inspiration!!!! I want to be like you, no native speaker but fluent!!! You are amazing!!! Thanks a lot. God bless you!!🙏
Hadar you're amazing!!! 🤯Your voice accompany me every single day on my way to improve my American accent! You're my mentor! Thank so much for your videos, and your simplicity to teach! I just realized about the schwa sound! 🥳💃💃
You're simply the best👍💯 I've seen on this so far. Permit me to add, even though I'm a Nigerian, that the schwa, when used as prescribed in the video, helps us to sound more like the native speakers. Super THANKS to you🙏💕 I would like to take a class. (learn) Kindly let me know what the procedure is, please.
You are something Hadar mam, I really likes your confident and love to hear you, your lessons are really works it's valuable and I watching your videos every day and I allso doing tongue exercise every single day in the morning so thank you for your help you are amazing.
My list of three words with the schwa are: a GREE => a two syllable word with the stress on the second syllable. The schwa occurs in the first one. RE ci pe = > three syllable word with the stress on the first syllable. The schwa occurs in the second syllable *ci*. And last but not least: SYl la ble. Stress on the first syllable and if my ears do not deceive me there are two schwa sounds: one in the second and another one in third syllable
I have just added something extra to the lesson I am going to give today. Thanks for your tips about teaching this difficult concept - three words - peril's, bann's, cour'ge - my lesson is on anthems and one of the anthems I am using is - the Star Spangled Banner
Hi! I started to see your videos and I am really in love about your way of teaching. I started one week ago and I cannot stop. Please let me know where are the “Schaw” on these words that you gave on this video. Where can I find the answer? My name is Jacqueline and I live in Brasil.
Your videos (including this one) are so valuable, priceless, worthy, important and appreciated (thanks a lot for them) and, with all due respect, you are a woman extremely beautiful, intelligent and an awesome and talented teacher. Your face is a precious poem capable of moving limitless emotions each time it's read.
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Thanks a million, dear Hadar :-) Using the schwa sound in English makes the pronunciation significantly smoother. In some languages, it's represented by certain letters; in German, by the unstressed "e." In Bulgarian, the schwa even exists as a sound, and the letter ъ.
Thank you very much for your nice and fàntastic video. Please show more such words with Schwa sound and upload some 30 videos. With lots of love and regards, Jàyanta Jit Hazarika 16/09/2021
I's an excellent class. The key for understand english when people talk with us. Hadar you Iectures, narrations or essays, you recommend where we could read text with schwa?. 👍Have a nice day from Utah. EEUU
Hi Hadar! I fully understand you and the other teachers on RUclips but it is very hard for me to comprehend everyday english conversation. Why and how can I solve my issue?
My biggest obsession with schwa is Arnold ərzenegger. It's associated with an image of the strong big guy in my brain. That's why I can't pronounce reduced vowels as ə.
Is the “ness” in kindness pronounced as /nɪs/ or /nəs/? Are there any rules for substituting vowel sounds with the ə vowel in English pronunciation? Thank you so much!
so basically we have turned into lazy speakers or in a rush speakers, we are too tired or we are too in a rush to get to work or move on to something else and so our words turn into a rushed sentence. well not for all words of course. how society, everyday life affects all aspects of life including language
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I am a native speaker who has struggled with spelling and pronunciations my whole life and this has finally given me the missing key to the root of so many of my issues!
Yay! I’m so glad to hear! The Schwa is really the reason for most spelling challenges!
so happy for you 😊
Good for you brotha… and you are a real man by recognizing your weaknesses …
Excellent excellent mam.
I am watching your English teaching practice daily and try to talk English language .because I am so emotional to talk English language ..your English teaching practice assist me more way ...thanks mam ..I am from India
I use this in my first class with every student since it's a good primer for basic phonetics understanding, rhythm, stress and of course, easy-to-understand pronunciation. My students are French and they never study phonetics in their schools, so they definitely need the help. Thanks for this video. It's very very useful for me!
I'm so glad to hear that! Thank you!
I personally experienced that practising schwas incredibly improved my listening skills. Thanks Hadar for giving further clarity to this.
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How did it improve your listening skills tho? Sitting through the video from start to finish helped in itself imo
I am from Afgahnistan I always follow your new lesson when I follow your new lesson I feel very comfortable about english
You nailed Sensei, I’ve been speaking English myself for over 15 years, and this is the first time I heard an accurate explanation about the schwa.
Thank you.
Oh my, that’s a big honour ☺️❤️
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you just saved my final exam on phonetics and phonology with this video! i couldn't understand what the schwa was no matter what but this is a great explanation! thank you so much!
So glad it helped!
Hi there from Spain,
I watch hundred of videos from many youtube language teachers, as I'm learning several languages myself.
And I just want to say to you;
You are brilliant. Your content is so good and high quality.
Thanks a lot,
😊🙏🏼
I truly had been struggling with the schwa but you have assisted me a lot with your most clear explanation
wow, this was very informative. Almost 20 years living in the states and i never cared to look this up til now. Thank you, hadar.
To echo many of the comments below: this is an excellent video from a practical and theoretical perspective (I am a native speaker and felt like I learned so much!!)
Also, I really appreciate the comment that clarity is key to communication (not just pronunciation)!
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As for me, schwa was always that deaf sound from Hebrew, which is displayed by column under letters :D Never knew about same concept in English, even though using it in everyday life. Thank you Hadar! It's always fun to learn something new!
Thanks for your amazing explanation! I do not have any problem when listening and writing down the word. The schwa sound is new for me. I keep on practicing to sound like a native.
It's enjoyable watching you speak English 😊
Hadar, I could listen to you talk about the schwa for hours :)
Hahahahaha and you know I talk about it for hours 😅🥰
Hadar, darling!!!!!
You are my inspiration!!!! I want to be like you, no native speaker but fluent!!!
You are amazing!!! Thanks a lot.
God bless you!!🙏
I love your videos... Thanks so much ... God brought to my life!!!.
Thank you, I am delighted with your didactics
Thank you teacher God bless you always I from Puerto Cortes Honduras Blessing everyone
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Hadar you're amazing!!! 🤯Your voice accompany me every single day on my way to improve my American accent! You're my mentor! Thank so much for your videos, and your simplicity to teach! I just realized about the schwa sound! 🥳💃💃
thannks so much teacher , your method is the best way to speak Emglish.
You hit the nail on the head with this come-in handy lesson, that's what I want to learn. So many thanks for doing an incredible job.
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Great! Beautiful! Be happy. Go ahead. I love my Colombia!
Sencillamente espectacular, una clase magistral that's great
This is the “ı” in Turkish. Just came across to your channel. I will be sending this to my students.
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I don't understand people who drop a dislike on your lovely videos 🤔
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Pure Gold every minute of this video. Thanks for explanation.
Amazing video with lesson. Thank you very much...
Teacher hadar now in the morning tank you for this channel
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You're simply the best👍💯 I've seen on this so far.
Permit me to add, even though I'm a Nigerian, that the schwa, when used as prescribed in the video, helps us to sound more like the native speakers.
Super THANKS to you🙏💕
I would like to take a class. (learn)
Kindly let me know what the procedure is, please.
Excellent video. Thank you!
Really, l liked a lot of the way how you explain the schwas better tham this imposible
I think the Schwa pronoun as the Arabic ءَ
+ thank you Hadar for both of your podcast & videos really helped me improve my pronunciation
Very important indeed. In my native language (Dutch) the schwa is the most frequently used vowel!
So lucky
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@@dustin1520 same thing in most north indian languages
You are something Hadar mam, I really likes your confident and love to hear you, your lessons are really works it's valuable and I watching your videos every day and I allso doing tongue exercise every single day in the morning so thank you for your help you are amazing.
Best shwa vovel explain.
My list of three words with the schwa are:
a GREE => a two syllable word with the stress on the second syllable. The schwa occurs in the first one.
RE ci pe = > three syllable word with the stress on the first syllable. The schwa occurs in the second syllable *ci*.
And last but not least: SYl la ble. Stress on the first syllable and if my ears do not deceive me there are two schwa sounds: one in the second and another one in third syllable
I have just added something extra to the lesson I am going to give today. Thanks for your tips about teaching this difficult concept - three words - peril's, bann's, cour'ge - my lesson is on anthems and one of the anthems I am using is - the Star Spangled Banner
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Hi! I started to see your videos and I am really in love about your way of teaching. I started one week ago and I cannot stop. Please let me know where are the “Schaw” on these words that you gave on this video. Where can I find the answer? My name is Jacqueline and I live in Brasil.
Your videos (including this one) are so valuable, priceless, worthy, important and appreciated (thanks a lot for them) and, with all due respect, you are a woman extremely beautiful, intelligent and an awesome and talented teacher. Your face is a precious poem capable of moving limitless emotions each time it's read.
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Thanks a million for your tremendous lesson. You rock!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Hadar you are very amazing person and teacher. Thanks só much!!
Thanks, danke, gracias regards from Santiago Chile !
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Hadar Shemesh you are the Queen of the Schwa sound :)
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So helpful. Thank you Hadar
Very important information this your video
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Thanks for your support leering English
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Amazing video!!! I love that you use IPA and actual names for the sounds and very intuitive ways to actually pronounce them! Thank youuu
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I need to watch it again
great video thank you
I love you teacher
i like the way you teach. hello from Indonesia.
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Hi Hadar, if I want to improve my listening, what is the better exercise that you recommended me?
Please upload a video on phonemes pronunciation
thanks a lot for these videos, they are great!
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felicidades por tus vídeos...
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It is a very helpful video thank you so much.
I always enjoy your class. you are amazing !!!!
Thanks a million, dear Hadar :-) Using the schwa sound in English makes the pronunciation significantly smoother. In some languages, it's represented by certain letters; in German, by the unstressed "e." In Bulgarian, the schwa even exists as a sound, and the letter ъ.
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Hadar is the true for sure!!💪💪
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Good and professional.
it's an excellent explanation.
I love watching your schwa lessons, thanks for sharing.
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Fantastic explanation!! Thank you!!!
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Thank you for your help.
Thank you very much! I really like videos in this channel. Hadar you are amazing
I loved your video ❤. So helpful and fun! Go Hadar!
Thanks Hadar. Amazing video!
Super video. Thanks
Nice presentation
Thank you very much for your nice and fàntastic video.
Please show more such words with Schwa sound and upload some 30 videos.
With lots of love and regards,
Jàyanta Jit Hazarika
16/09/2021
Hadar! This lesson was amazing! I watched twice already! Thank you!
Yay!!! Thank you🥰
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I like your lesson in schwa. Thank you🙏
Thank you
I really enjoyed It
Thank you so much
Thank you for your great effort, I appreciate it
Very Very clear your teaching system about schwa pronunciation, i never heard before, thanks teacher Hadar.
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Thank you for the video
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Hi there !!! Thank you!!! Enjoy your pronunciation lessons.
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Apologetic, Appreciate, example
English, mysterious and amazing language. Thanks Hadar!¡👍🙏
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Wait for the chinese, french, farsi languages 😅
You Are My Really Favourite
Excellent Hadar!!
from Buenos Aires
Thanks a lot.
I's an excellent class. The key for understand english when people talk with us. Hadar you Iectures, narrations or essays, you recommend where we could read text with schwa?. 👍Have a nice day from Utah. EEUU
Excelent!
You’re brilliant ❤️
Muito obrigado
This is really helpful for me. Thank you.
Dear Hadar, your lessons are excellent!!!
Thank you so much!!
Hi Hadar! I fully understand you and the other teachers on RUclips but it is very hard for me to comprehend everyday english conversation. Why and how can I solve my issue?
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My biggest obsession with schwa is Arnold ərzenegger. It's associated with an image of the strong big guy in my brain. That's why I can't pronounce reduced vowels as ə.
Is the “ness” in kindness pronounced as /nɪs/ or /nəs/? Are there any rules for substituting vowel sounds with the ə vowel in English pronunciation? Thank you so much!
Both are correct. In fact the schwa is an allophone of the lax /I/ in undressed syllables! So that’s the rule you’re looking for:)
Thank you🙏
THANKS A LOT...YOU LOOK LIKE NICE...MI FIRST TIME.
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A high quality video...
Thanks, Hadar
Thanks boss
so basically we have turned into lazy speakers or in a rush speakers, we are too tired or we are too in a rush to get to work or move on to something else and so our words turn into a rushed sentence. well not for all words of course. how society, everyday life affects all aspects of life including language
I liked your video, Thanks!
Like ever for you teacher Jéssica
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