Hi Michael, I've lived in UK for 15 years and I wish I had found your channel at that time. Your tutorials are really really good. Almost all the people that study English don't have (or get) a method to learn properly the pronunciation; same thing for foreigners living in UK. It's quite rare in fact to find some of them not only speaking well, but also pronouncing very well. This, as you correctly say, can cause you lack of confidence and a lot of small or great issues in daily contacts, at work, etc. Also in my case, I studied English at school but, when I moved to UK I realized that they had taught me the grammar rules, but not the right pronunciation of a lot of words. English grammar is easier than many other european languages but English has two many obstacles that makes not easy to master it : 1) The staggering number of words in the language 2) The same pronunciation (there are no fixed rules and many words have 'strange' and unexpected pronunciation). In this sense I think your channel can be unvaluable to anyone wanting to speak well this universal language.
Hi Alyia, I'm glad you enjoyed it and that it helped you too! It's great that the videos are helping you and others like you. That's why I make them :) I've got a new video out today on the 2 pronunciations of 'were' which I think you'll find helpful. Check it out here: ruclips.net/video/Mdd8hbOPDz0/видео.html Michael :)
Yousuf, you're welcome. It's great to have you watching from Bangladesh! Did you see the video I published yesterday on English rhythm and word stress? If you didn't, take a look at it here: ruclips.net/video/CLIRRK5B9LU/видео.html I think you'll like it! Michael
My english needs much improvement but since I was young I'm used to read with British accent and until now I'm more comfortable reading with that accent. Still studying working with my grammar coz I badly wanted to learn to speak fluently and express my thoughts.
It was useful as always, thanks! Also, I hope you make a video on how to pronounce θs and ðz sounds, such as clothes and months. These sounds are very difficult for me. Thank you in advance.
Hi Mariam, thanks for your comment. Good question. I'll add this to the list of tutorials I'm going to create. You're right, this is really tough! Did you see this video I published yesterday? Take a look, I think you'll like it: ruclips.net/video/rAAenu_nxoQ/видео.html Michael
aspirate: Cambridge Dictionary: 1.- The sound represented in English by the letter "h", in words such as "house" 2.- To breathe OUT air when pronouncing a plosive consonant sound. 3.- To breathe IN, or to breathe a substance into your lungs by accident. Look!: 2 and 3 are contradictory
OMG......HAPPY TO LEARN LOVE 💘💕❤FROM MAHARASHTRA INDIA .....WAS VERY WORRIED ABOUT HOW TO SPELL THE ALPHABET BUT UR LECTURE HELPS ME LOT ....THANK YOU..
Archana, You're welcome. I'm pleased I've been able to help you, and thank you for your comment. Did you see the new video I just published? if you liked this video then you'll find this one really helpful: ruclips.net/video/zYrSlmT69ow/видео.html Cheers, Michael
I still have difficulties with my S and the TH... I don’t know why but I can’t pronounce them together whether it’s the s before Th or the s after it. Do you have any tips how I can’t fix that?
Asli, my number 1 tip is to get comfortable with the 'th' sound on it's own first. ONLY then, practice it with an s sound before or after... and when you do this, practice as slowly as you need to to be able to do it. You WILL get it with practice but it may just take time Cheers Michael
Thank you so much, sir Michael, for another useful video. I always watch your videos because I want to speak clearly. I have terrible pronunciation. I difficult to pronounce some words such as hot, hat, hut, cap, cup, cop, I watched your videos regarding these. Until now I can't make pronounced them well. Do you have any tips? Sir.
Anthony, great to hear from you. It's not your fault... these sounds are very similar, and hard to differentiate between. I crated a tutorial where I explained the difference between all this sounds. Have you seen it? Watch it if you haven't because it will answer your question! Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/cRZd30kEUFQ/видео.html See you in the next video! Michael
Good to have you watching MJ! Did you see the new video I just published? if you liked this video then you'll find this one really helpful: ruclips.net/video/zYrSlmT69ow/видео.html Cheers, Michael
Hi Taekook, I'm pleased it helped you! Thanks for your comment. Did you see today's new video? Here's the link to check it out: ruclips.net/video/MRfFhC8t0Hk/видео.html Michael :)
Glad it helped you Shahzafar! Thanks for you comment. I've just posted a new video which I think you'll find useful, check it out here: ruclips.net/video/wncMOHa4o0s/видео.html Michael
You're welcome - I'm pleased it's helped you. And I love your channel name! Did you see the new video I just published? if you liked this video then you'll find this one really helpful: ruclips.net/video/zYrSlmT69ow/видео.html Cheers, Michael
Hi, mister ! I wonder if there are other using pronunciations for these letters? Like, is it possible to have igrek for Y and victory for V these strange expressions? Cheers!)
Anjana, this is a good question, especially because in standard British English, we don't pronounce the /r/. I'll add it to my list of tutorials! Did you see this video I published yesterday? I think you'll like it: ruclips.net/video/rAAenu_nxoQ/видео.html Michael
Sir, 1)Are the vowel letters and vowel sounds completely different things? 2) if yes, please tell me what the difference between the vowel letters and the vowel sounds is.3) The letter U is considered to be a Vowel letter but we can't find any vowel sound just like it's name in the chart of the vowel sounds. But sometimes we can hear our teachers telling that the letter U has the long vowel sound just like it's name. It's very confusing. Please help us in clearing the concept.
Zed is correct in the UK. Zee is correct in America. It all depends where you going to, you use what they want you to use. So if your in America, its zee
Glad it was helpful Sid. I appreciate you letting me know that the videos are helping you... and it's good to have you here in our tribe. I like HK and hope to come back in the next few years after the pandemic! Have you seen the new video I've just posted today? I think you'll find it useful! Here's the link to check it out: ruclips.net/video/kEznGvS6GKU/видео.html Michael :)
You're welcome as Always Alexandr, thank you for your comments on all my videos. I enjoy reading them and hearing how the videos help you. Did you see this video I published yesterday where I reviewed Vladimir Putin's English Pronunciation? Take a look, I think you'll like it: ruclips.net/video/rAAenu_nxoQ/видео.html Michael
You're in the right place Chandrasekhar! I recommend going through the videos and practicing each lesson one by one. That's the best way to get results. Good luck with your exam!!! Michael
Hi Haidar, I was live. Could you see my message to you? Have you see my 30 day British accent challenge that I'm doing on Facebook? facebook.com/theenglishpronunciationcoach You'll really like it :D
Hi Michael, I've lived in UK for 15 years and I wish I had found your channel at that time. Your tutorials are really really good. Almost all the people that study English don't have (or get) a method to learn properly the pronunciation; same thing for foreigners living in UK. It's quite rare in fact to find some of them not only speaking well, but also pronouncing very well. This, as you correctly say, can cause you lack of confidence and a lot of small or great issues in daily contacts, at work, etc. Also in my case, I studied English at school but, when I moved to UK I realized that they had taught me the grammar rules, but not the right pronunciation of a lot of words. English grammar is easier than many other european languages but English has two many obstacles that makes not easy to master it : 1) The staggering number of words in the language 2) The same pronunciation (there are no fixed rules and many words have 'strange' and unexpected pronunciation). In this sense I think your channel can be unvaluable to anyone wanting to speak well this universal language.
Yes 👍 I can’t wait to join this fantastic lesson!!
Thanks a lot I am teaching my child who is 4yrs old with this video👍
Oh, teacher! that's great and very systematic. Thank you so much.
You're very welcome! I'm pleased it's helped!
Thank you very sir this is quite very educational instructions
Well done Michael
I am just getting to like your work💪
Your teaching is very useful. Thank you very much.
Hi Michel, I really enjoyed listening to this tutorial. It is clear and informative as well. Cheers for helping everyone masters English for free !
Hi Alyia, I'm glad you enjoyed it and that it helped you too!
It's great that the videos are helping you and others like you. That's why I make them :)
I've got a new video out today on the 2 pronunciations of 'were' which I think you'll find helpful. Check it out here:
ruclips.net/video/Mdd8hbOPDz0/видео.html
Michael :)
Hi Michel, I really enjoyed your tutorial. It is very effective, especially for non-native speakers. Thanks a lot.
You're welcome Sultan, I'm pleased it's helped you!
Thank you so much. Help a lot in my job today! More videos from you.
Thanks for your good lesson..
from Bangladesh
Yousuf, you're welcome. It's great to have you watching from Bangladesh!
Did you see the video I published yesterday on English rhythm and word stress?
If you didn't, take a look at it here:
ruclips.net/video/CLIRRK5B9LU/видео.html
I think you'll like it!
Michael
ভালো
Reminds me of my school teacher. Her lessons were intense, thorough and productive (at least I hope, LOL).
Thank you!
Very good teacher I have learned well
Wonderfully explained- going to help me in many ways. Thank you 🙏
My english needs much improvement but since I was young I'm used to read with British accent and until now I'm more comfortable reading with that accent. Still studying working with my grammar coz I badly wanted to learn to speak fluently and express my thoughts.
Hi sir, i like your sound pronunciation 👍🙏(from tamilnadu)
Thank you so much 🙂 I'm pleased you've found my channel and can watch the videos with me!
@@britishaccentmethod can you help me about English online classes....?
It was useful as always, thanks! Also, I hope you make a video on how to pronounce θs and ðz sounds, such as clothes and months. These sounds are very difficult for me. Thank you in advance.
Hi Mariam, thanks for your comment. Good question. I'll add this to the list of tutorials I'm going to create. You're right, this is really tough!
Did you see this video I published yesterday? Take a look, I think you'll like it: ruclips.net/video/rAAenu_nxoQ/видео.html
Michael
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Great, here you are used Punctuations. Thanks
Clearly explained, Thank you!
Thank you so much for your video. It's very useful.
Need to master spelling question in IELTS, thanks for the video !
Thanks very much I enjoyed it so much
Great. U make me confident to pronounce correctly.
You are amazing Teacher 💐thank you for your selfless service 🙏 kindly upload IPA 44 sounds with lip, tongue position and examples.
Hi....I am your new friend and regularly I want to learn from you....
aspirate: Cambridge Dictionary:
1.- The sound represented in English by the letter "h", in words such as "house"
2.- To breathe OUT air when pronouncing a plosive consonant sound.
3.- To breathe IN, or to breathe a substance into your lungs by accident.
Look!: 2 and 3 are contradictory
Thank you for your effort sir, if possible please do video about tenses sir 🙏
Really great dear sir
from egypt thanks a million
Hi Michael , it's fabienne, new a great lesson !!
Hi Fabienne, Great :D I'm glad you liked it! Which letters do you find the hardest?
Hi michel. You are excellent tutor
Very nice sir. Thank you.
OMG......HAPPY TO LEARN LOVE 💘💕❤FROM MAHARASHTRA INDIA .....WAS VERY WORRIED ABOUT HOW TO SPELL THE ALPHABET BUT UR LECTURE HELPS ME LOT ....THANK YOU..
Archana, You're welcome. I'm pleased I've been able to help you, and thank you for your comment.
Did you see the new video I just published? if you liked this video then you'll find this one really helpful: ruclips.net/video/zYrSlmT69ow/видео.html
Cheers,
Michael
Can YOU please upload a video on british phonemes pronunciation
Much needed... Start from base ❤❤
Exactly! Glad you liked it Aastha! Did you see this video I published yesterday?
ruclips.net/video/rAAenu_nxoQ/видео.html
Michael
@@britishaccentmethod 🙏🙏
Yes sir!!Extremely helpful.
@@ag0111 so you're learning British accent 🤔?
You are a very good teacher.
Hi Shaikh, thank you for your comment. I hope this tutorial has been helpful! Michael
Oh my goodness I found it very interested.
Hi Sarina, I'm pleased it's helped you! Which letters do you find the hardest?
Thank you So much So Sir 👍 i found latter O hard.
Thank you teacher
Very useful .Thank you , sir
Thanks Har, I'm pleased it helped you!
Michael
Sir very helpful me your video 👌❤️👌❤️
Hi Shubeg, I am glad to hear that! Michael
I still have difficulties with my S and the TH... I don’t know why but I can’t pronounce them together whether it’s the s before Th or the s after it. Do you have any tips how I can’t fix that?
Asli, my number 1 tip is to get comfortable with the 'th' sound on it's own first. ONLY then, practice it with an s sound before or after... and when you do this, practice as slowly as you need to to be able to do it.
You WILL get it with practice but it may just take time
Cheers
Michael
Thank you so much Sir
Thank you so much, sir Michael, for another useful video. I always watch your videos because I want to speak clearly. I have terrible pronunciation. I difficult to pronounce some words such as hot, hat, hut, cap, cup, cop, I watched your videos regarding these. Until now I can't make pronounced them well. Do you have any tips? Sir.
Anthony, great to hear from you. It's not your fault... these sounds are very similar, and hard to differentiate between.
I crated a tutorial where I explained the difference between all this sounds. Have you seen it? Watch it if you haven't because it will answer your question! Here's the link:
ruclips.net/video/cRZd30kEUFQ/видео.html
See you in the next video!
Michael
Thank you so much, Sir Michael.
Love you man
Keep it up
How to greet someone in an upper class English accent: ‘Air, hair lair’.
… and amazement in Irish: ‘Whale oil beef hooked’. 😀
Watching from Bangladesh.
Good to have you watching MJ! Did you see the new video I just published? if you liked this video then you'll find this one really helpful: ruclips.net/video/zYrSlmT69ow/видео.html
Cheers,
Michael
very helpful
Thank you very much sir 🙏🙂😊
Yes! This really helped me through it quite quickly💕
Hi Taekook, I'm pleased it helped you!
Thanks for your comment.
Did you see today's new video?
Here's the link to check it out: ruclips.net/video/MRfFhC8t0Hk/видео.html
Michael :)
Excellent
Thanks master.😍
Interesting. Video
Thanks sir.
very informative video sir..thankyou so much..i am from India
Hi Vijay, Thanks and welcome to this channel! Glad to hear that the video has been descriptive enough. Michael
Extremely helpful
Glad it helped you Shahzafar! Thanks for you comment. I've just posted a new video which I think you'll find useful, check it out here: ruclips.net/video/wncMOHa4o0s/видео.html
Michael
Very good
I found my teacher❤
Excellent video!
Thank you very much Samuel. Hope you enjoyed the video, Michael!
I'm watching this from nigeria, am interested
Thank you so much bro
You're welcome - I'm pleased it's helped you. And I love your channel name!
Did you see the new video I just published? if you liked this video then you'll find this one really helpful: ruclips.net/video/zYrSlmT69ow/видео.html
Cheers,
Michael
Hi, mister ! I wonder if there are other using pronunciations for these letters? Like, is it possible to have igrek for Y and victory for V these strange expressions? Cheers!)
Good
Wow ur accent sounds so amazing
Good ❤
Thnq❤
How do you pronounce ...here.
It's very unique the way Brits pronounce the word here..can you please do a tutorial .
Anjana, this is a good question, especially because in standard British English, we don't pronounce the /r/. I'll add it to my list of tutorials!
Did you see this video I published yesterday? I think you'll like it: ruclips.net/video/rAAenu_nxoQ/видео.html
Michael
Nice
Thanks RJ, there's a new video coming out today too which I think you'll like - I'm premiering it at 1pm uk time. Hope to see you there!
Michael
Thanks you sir 🖤🖤❣️❣️
You're welcome Faheem! I'm pleased it's helped you.
Michael
Z is Zed? Isn't it Zi? Z sound followed by the long e sound?
it's 'zi' in American English (as far as I know) and 'zed' in British English
Sir, 1)Are the vowel letters and vowel sounds completely different things? 2) if yes, please tell me what the difference between the vowel letters and the vowel sounds is.3) The letter U is considered to be a Vowel letter but we can't find any vowel sound just like it's name in the chart of the vowel sounds. But sometimes we can hear our teachers telling that the letter U has the long vowel sound just like it's name. It's very confusing. Please help us in clearing the concept.
e is pronounced i: i is pronounced ai, u is pronounced yu, as in cup and cupid,
It's all to confuse the Germans should they invade.
Sir, what is the phonetical representation of 's' sounds in the word sky and sorry?
Sir I am from India, I want to study in oxford university that's why I am learning British accent please help me for pronouncing the difficult words.
Zed or zee
both or correct or not please??
Zed is correct in the UK. Zee is correct in America. It all depends where you going to, you use what they want you to use. So if your in America, its zee
How is correct reading in English
Is this RP?
Superb 👍
Thank you! :D
hello sir I'm from India please make video IELTS test
What's your name please?
I like your lecture.
Hi Shahneen,
I'm glad you like it!
My name is Michael Roberts and my website is theenglishpronunciationcoach.com/ :)
Hi Mike😀 Thanks so much for your great effort to make this video😀 You really made my day👍 Cheers! Sid from Hong Kong
Glad it was helpful Sid. I appreciate you letting me know that the videos are helping you... and it's good to have you here in our tribe.
I like HK and hope to come back in the next few years after the pandemic!
Have you seen the new video I've just posted today?
I think you'll find it useful! Here's the link to check it out: ruclips.net/video/kEznGvS6GKU/видео.html
Michael :)
often also: haitch
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Which accent do you teach?Is it a RP accent?
Hi Sky, yes. It is modern RP, also referred to as BBC pronunciation
@@britishaccentmethod Thank you!
How to contact you
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Osm video
Thank you.Very mach.
You're welcome as Always Alexandr, thank you for your comments on all my videos. I enjoy reading them and hearing how the videos help you.
Did you see this video I published yesterday where I reviewed Vladimir Putin's English Pronunciation? Take a look, I think you'll like it: ruclips.net/video/rAAenu_nxoQ/видео.html
Michael
Can you give me individual online class .fees ?
Dear sir i want to learn British accent sir please help sir i have to apear in the examination
You're in the right place Chandrasekhar! I recommend going through the videos and practicing each lesson one by one. That's the best way to get results. Good luck with your exam!!!
Michael
How long will it learn please sir and l want to learn handwriting please help help and your channel is awesome to learn it
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I believe you've made a mistake. That last letter is pronounced Z....Z....Z ( zi) z sound followed by long vowel (I) sound
This is what I teach for higher secondary school students for English motivation class.
That's good Rajiv! I hope it motivates you're students!!
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now that we learned how to pronounce g and i, we know how to pronounce: linguist and ligament
5:05 as an American it hurts my ears. Please welcome rhoticity into your heart
Hi
Q and w sound what sound followed after its long or short u sound.
E.G. kyu or kyu:,d b l yu or d b lyu:.
Hi guys 😊😁
Hi Haidar, see you tomorrow for the premier!!
How to learn english.
No live?!
Hi Haidar, I was live. Could you see my message to you?
Have you see my 30 day British accent challenge that I'm doing on Facebook?
facebook.com/theenglishpronunciationcoach
You'll really like it :D
But i hear british people pronounce h like heych.
I see another video,here medam explains that you can say to heych