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I'm English from Staffordshire, if I say down the hill, it sounds like one word making a "y" sound between the and hill so it rolls of the tongue americans don't, what is this called?
Thank you so much Emma for choosing my recording. I really appreciate your feedback and I will try to put your tips into practice. And thank you for being so patient with all of us, and for your helpful videos. 🙏💚
No one dares to post negativity in this lovely and rewarding channel, everybody loves you Emma because you’re an awesome and cheerful teacher; and you, together with ur community, are doing a great job ❤👍
Hi Emma this kind of teaching video is such an addition to pronunciation video that I have been looking for. You are so passionate about fixing the way speakers speak meticulously. Pls do more video like this
I' ve learned a lot listening to different people who read in English. It was a fantastic experience. I'd like to have more videos like this. Thank you very much indeed, Emma
Hi Emma! I'm so glad you chose my recording! 🤩Thanks for all the tips. I will practice them to improve my pronunciation. Next year I will do an exchange program for Engalnd and your videos are helping me a lot. Thank you for everything!🙏😊
One of the best helpful video for English learners. 😇👍 The added advantage of this video is for the people who are from the same countries as of the speakers; can relate their mistakes easily and improve pronunciation with You. I really appreciate the way of your dedication and genuinely listening to each speaker and guide them accordingly... I wish you were my childhood English Teacher 🥰
Thank you soo much for choosing my recording and giving me your corrections! Your corrections are really helpful. I couldn’t realise those problems until you pointed them. I would love to improve my pronunciation so that people can understand me easier and I might sound friendlier to them 🙂 Thank you so much again for giving me such a wonderful opportunity, Emma! You’re the best teacher in the world ♥️ Saori
I want you never get old ❤️ . Now I think my campaign for English Pronunciation learning has reached the destination after a 30 year journey getting you here.
This is amazing Emma, hope you heard mine in part 2 since you was the key in my pronunciation and English in overall you saved me a lot of time regarding pronunciation and English and I can say I was able to learn faster than others and all thanks to you all I can do is show you how far I get and all thanks to your teaching methods
Wow!. I found a treasure! Emma, You're very nice and your classes are so brilliants that I think your channel will be the most important about British pronunciation very soon. Thanks, your support is invaluable.
Hello Emma, It's very kind of you listening to English reading and pronunciation in different countries. I also would like to read in front of you Emma, so you can correct my English reading mistakes if anything had
Emma, I missed you, I am following you for years since when you used to learning English pronunciation through the short lives from RUclips ! Great to see you again! You really Helped me in the pAst whit my pronunciation. Kisses from Brazil.
Hi there, at the moment i don't have enough time to watch all the video...but the first words at the introduction are simply fantastic. Emma, i really love the way you teach. I think i'm going to take ELSA offer for a year membership. Abrazos !
SURPRISELY GOOD LESSON! GETTING SOME FEED BACK IS EXCELLENT TO IMPROVE OUR SPEECH THROUGH THE RIGHT WAY OF THE PRONUNCIATION. Please our beautiful sweethearted teacher forget those rude people who don't have to do anything in their lives. You work wonderfully 😙😙😙😙😙 By the way there's a particular word which I can never forget DESSERT because I used to mispronounce when I had to ask the customers " Would you like some / dezert/ ?" AH What ? The Sahara perhaps? Yeah I was on the same boat ! I'm still woking out my pronunciation the point is you never get frustrated so keep calm and carrry on 😘😘😘😘
undoubtedly, it was an incredible video as well as a educational video. In such a way you explained and denoted everyone's recording was completely outstanding. this kinds of videos are rarely found. I am just wondering when you will be the owner of 100 Million subscribers. keep working hard Emma, love you.
Emma, you are amazing! And guys who dared for a such doubtful experiment on their motivation are spectacular! Don't think I would have risked.. On another hand to get feedback from Emma worths it! Thank you guys so much for your mutual work))
Everyone has also been super kind in the comments too! As they always are 🥰 So don't be scared in the future if you ever want to take part, this community here is freaking amazing!!
Thank you very much for this effort! just to comment that there is a massive difference in pronunciation and also in mispronunciation between Spanish from Europe and the one from Latin America, as the accents diverge dramatically from one another. I guess in Latin America we straggle more with th and v words, having a different entonation. Please carry on with this amazing job!
I mean such postive person like you Would find some positivity in negativity I really believe in that Keep going Emma I am new to this channel And I already like it 💙
26:20 Indonesian people speak regional dialects and of course Standard Indonesian, which we learn at school. Therefore, to many of us, Standard Indonesian is our second language. Ina, the Indonesian female speaker of the audio recording, has a Javanese accent. Not all Indonesians speak like this. But, it is right that Standard Indonesian and our regional dialects belong to syllable-timed languages. We stress every word with the same strength and with the same length. We are not accustomed to pronounce sentences of any stress-timed languages, except for Classical Arabic...which has been introduced to many of us since we were very young at school or late every afternoon at mosques or Quran-learning places.
One of the best videos I`ve ever watched about pronunciation. Emma, I am a linguist as you are and I try to become a phonologist. What British universities would you recommend me the most?
It depends what you want to study! We have an official league table if that helps (a quick Google will help find it) and I recommend checking out The Student Room, which is a free forum for students in the UK. And thank you!
You are a wonderful teacher and all your explanations are really clear and useful. I am a little worried with the interference of British and American pronunciation; in fact, even some famous actors have this problem but it is not so obvious and I do not why....
how about teaching and clarifying this word, associative, it has so many different ways to say it uh so shee ay tive (mouthful) uh so see ay tive (mouthful) uh so shuh tive so juh tive (they say it fast and, uh is unhearable and shuh becomes more like juh, can you recognize it easily if i mimic native speakers this way, because i mimic to learn)
Your explanation make us feel amazed & wonder. I believe no-one can make a single bad comment over your lovely smily face. ❤️ Please don't stop smiling 😌
Hi Emma you are my favourite English Pronunciation teacher on the internet . And I want you react to my pronunciation too! but first How can I send you the recording? Thanks.
I like these kinds of lessons. Very informative and educational, but I think it can be even better and More Inspirational if you include Some more advanced students, not only beginners. Good job anyway 🥰📚👩🏫💚
Advanced in what sense? There is no way to know the levels of these students because they all read the same text. You can have a C1 level and still have a lower level of pronunciation 😄
@@Pronunciationwithemma in sense of pronunciation. Yes, there is much more to say when criticising students that haven't worked that much on pronunciation, and therefore more informative feedback, but I think the video can be even more inspirational, interesting and surprising if it has a whole range of students with different levels in pronunciation.
@@trajchetomov7719 Honestly, I think it wouldn't make such a useful or interesting video just listening to "perfect" recordings. The video would literally just be me listening and saying "good job". That would be a bit boring to film and to watch, for sure. :)
@@Pronunciationwithemma I agree with that. But that was not my proposal 🤭 I just said that it would be more interesting if more types of students are included, not only thai, Indian... beginners, so the videos will reach and keep more peeps. And not talking about "perfect" people, nobody is, innit? it's obvious that you was training too to put your tongue in a way that will produce those southern sounds. And that's great. Also, please let us listen first to the whole recordings, and than cut the recordings on every second word to give the feedback. I hope you don't take these two critiques personally and that you can implement too the critiques/advice from us, your students. Love you Emma 💚🍀
Sorry that I missed the chance for this round. May I know is it another video calling for this? and where I can find the passage of this round. Thanks.
Teacher Emma, I came across these two symbols -/he:/ and /'. I don't understand them. I've asked several times (you and others) but up to now receive no answer. Please teach.
Teacher Emma, honestly, I've seen it in one of the videos by a lady "English Teacher" (not Teacher Emma). I was and still am very interested in those symbols. There are numerous exciting videos on English Learning. It was, regretfully, careless of me not to take note of this particular video. Teacher Emma, what are names of the symbols (are they dated ones)? Honestly, again, I did post my request for an explanation on the said symbols. I don't have the faintest idea how my post disappeared. (Probably, my finger has made a mistake when pressing the "send arrow symbol". However, I did checked and seen my comment posted in your video. Anyway, you are the cutest English Language Teacher on RUclips up to now. I hope to see you frequently!
Teacher Emma, the symbols or vowels are (1) /he:/ (2) /'. 'letters'/ in example (1) what's it? In example (2) why.an astrophe and full stop or period within the strokes? Out of t he two examples (1) & (2), example (2) has appeared a few times in one English Language lesson alone, regretfully, not downloaded! They seem to be meaningful to me but I haven't the faintest idea.
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⚠ IMPORTANT: This video is purely educational and is in no way intended, nor designed, to attack, harm, criticise negatively, or mock anyone's pronunciation or accent. All the volunteers gave me permission to comment on their pronunciation as well as their accent and compare it to Modern RP. Also, if you see me laughing or smiling in the video, it's because I'm just a smiley person, I am not laughing AT anyone, that's just not who I am. I'm just naturally super smiley and awkward. :))
Nice class sister 👍
I'm English from Staffordshire, if I say down the hill, it sounds like one word making a "y" sound between the and hill so it rolls of the tongue americans don't, what is this called?
Hello teacher, could you call me on phone I want to chat with you In English . I am very interested
Thank you so much Emma for choosing my recording. I really appreciate your feedback and I will try to put your tips into practice. And thank you for being so patient with all of us, and for your helpful videos. 🙏💚
My pleasure! Muchas gracias por participar!! 😄
@@Pronunciationwithemmaespanlol
Por favour englais
Respect to everyone submitting recordings!
You are not just a brilliant English teacher, you are a shining English star .
No one dares to post negativity in this lovely and rewarding channel, everybody loves you Emma because you’re an awesome and cheerful teacher; and you, together with ur community, are doing a great job ❤👍
you're the best :')
@@Pronunciationwithemma wow! I’m thrilled 😆 this is the best compliment I’ve ever received from such a notable teacher as you are
Hi Emma this kind of teaching video is such an addition to pronunciation video that I have been looking for. You are so passionate about fixing the way speakers speak meticulously. Pls do more video like this
I haven't been ever to such a lovely and ethically invincible English teacher on whole RUclips. Much love and respect from Pakistan.
Very high quality, standard and charming ways of expressing for all those who are eager to learn the language of communication worldwide. Bravo 👏.
Emma, when will you do this again? I need it so much! I haven't seen your post on the RUclips community... 😭😭😭
I like the way you teach us. Hopefully you make more correction and pronunciation challenges like this. Sending much love from Indonesia.
I' ve learned a lot listening to different people who read in English. It was a fantastic experience. I'd like to have more videos like this. Thank you very much indeed, Emma
Hi Emma! I'm so glad you chose my recording! 🤩Thanks for all the tips. I will practice them to improve my pronunciation. Next year I will do an exchange program for Engalnd and your videos are helping me a lot. Thank you for everything!🙏😊
Amazing!! :D That sounds so exciting!
And thank you so much for being part of this video!
One of the best helpful video for English learners. 😇👍
The added advantage of this video is for the people who are from the same countries as of the speakers;
can relate their mistakes easily and improve pronunciation with You.
I really appreciate the way of your dedication and genuinely listening to each speaker and guide them accordingly... I wish you were my childhood English Teacher 🥰
Thank you soo much for choosing my recording and giving me your corrections! Your corrections are really helpful. I couldn’t realise those problems until you pointed them. I would love to improve my pronunciation so that people can understand me easier and I might sound friendlier to them 🙂 Thank you so much again for giving me such a wonderful opportunity, Emma! You’re the best teacher in the world ♥️ Saori
Saori-san, ありがとございます！Your recording was lovely 😍
Some words I am repeating after you and that would be much helpful for me.
I want you never get old ❤️ .
Now I think my campaign for English Pronunciation learning has reached the destination after a 30 year journey getting you here.
This is amazing Emma, hope you heard mine in part 2 since you was the key in my pronunciation and English in overall you saved me a lot of time regarding pronunciation and English and I can say I was able to learn faster than others and all thanks to you all I can do is show you how far I get and all thanks to your teaching methods
I listened to EVERY. SINGLE. RECORDING 😅 So for sure I'll have heard you! Thank you so much for taking part ❤️
very genius way of teaching. Thanks Emma for all your efforts for us.
Oh, I'd have loved to do this! Maybe next time. Awesome video as usual. Thanks, Emma.
Thanks Emma! A really educational and necessary video! A MUST SEE over and over again if you're into British pronunciation!!! 🥰
Emma, you are great teacher.. tank you.
Wow!. I found a treasure! Emma, You're very nice and your classes are so brilliants that I think your channel will be the most important about British pronunciation very soon. Thanks, your support is invaluable.
Hello Emma, It's very kind of you listening to English reading and pronunciation in different countries. I also would like to read in front of you Emma, so you can correct my English reading mistakes if anything had
Emma, I missed you, I am following you for years since when you used to learning English pronunciation through the short lives from RUclips ! Great to see you again! You really Helped me in the pAst whit my pronunciation. Kisses from Brazil.
I'm so happy to hear that!! Beijos!! 😄
Hi there, at the moment i don't have enough time to watch all the video...but the first words at the introduction are simply fantastic. Emma, i really love the way you teach. I think i'm going to take ELSA offer for a year membership. Abrazos !
Oooo amazing!!! I'm going to start some Korean lessons on there next year AND I AM SO EXCITED 😍😍
Thanks Emma for another very helpful video, I was hoping for this video really much. Have a nice week 😁
You too!! Thank you 😍
SURPRISELY GOOD LESSON! GETTING SOME FEED BACK IS EXCELLENT TO IMPROVE OUR SPEECH THROUGH THE RIGHT WAY OF THE PRONUNCIATION.
Please our beautiful sweethearted teacher forget those rude people who don't have to do anything in their lives.
You work wonderfully 😙😙😙😙😙
By the way there's a particular word which I can never forget DESSERT because I used to mispronounce when I had to ask the customers " Would you like some / dezert/ ?" AH What ? The Sahara perhaps? Yeah I was on the same boat ! I'm still woking out my pronunciation the point is you never get frustrated so keep calm and carrry on 😘😘😘😘
I was absolutely shy for this video but if you ever make a another video of this kind, I would be very interested
love this Emma! Please do a Part 2🙏🙏😊😊
Thank you Grace! 😍
Marvelous!
Definitely I'd love to watch more videos like this one🙂
This lesson is really wanting!! Thanks a lot for all your tips....
Great thanks Emma
I'm always here ❤❤
I love your lessons 😌 so much thank you teacher for you efforts stay safe ❤
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻Thanks Emma, I loved the video and the tips, especially about the pronunciation of Brazilians
Thank you! That part will help you out, for sure! ^_^
I think u r my best best and best English teacher in my life..
I cannot speak fluently in English. but I will try my best. I practice your English lesson everyday.
Mahim from Bogura Bangladesh
Oh, Wow!! 😃 What an amazing video lesson! 🤩🤩 I just loved it ❤💯 Thank you, lovely Emma!! 🥰😍
How i enjoy your lessons teacher! Btw what a beautiful teacher you are 🌹
undoubtedly, it was an incredible video as well as a educational video. In such a way you explained and denoted everyone's recording was completely outstanding. this kinds of videos are rarely found. I am just wondering when you will be the owner of 100 Million subscribers. keep working hard Emma, love you.
Hopefully sooon!! 😅
I'd love a second part ☺️. Btw I like your jersey (sorry, I don't know very well the name of clothes in English nor in my language 😅)
Thank you!! I got it from a market for 3 euros 😄
Emma, you are amazing! And guys who dared for a such doubtful experiment on their motivation are spectacular! Don't think I would have risked.. On another hand to get feedback from Emma worths it! Thank you guys so much for your mutual work))
Everyone has also been super kind in the comments too! As they always are 🥰 So don't be scared in the future if you ever want to take part, this community here is freaking amazing!!
Hy miss Natalia
Thank you so much!! I'm from Russia, an this lesson is super useful for me. The tips are really helpful in correcting my own pronounciation.😄😄😄
Excellent choices! Love the video.
I like your methodology for teaching and voice too, respected emma.
Thank you!!
she is beautiful and she have a lot experience about teaching people x
I have no word to express my thanks on you .
You are doing a nice job, Emma. Thanks a lot.
Super super helpful! Thank you Emma ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you very much for this effort! just to comment that there is a massive difference in pronunciation and also in mispronunciation between Spanish from Europe and the one from Latin America, as the accents diverge dramatically from one another. I guess in Latin America we straggle more with th and v words, having a different entonation. Please carry on with this amazing job!
I loved it so much ❤❤😊
I feel, the way you are teaching is really successful.
Amazing lesson!!!
GuapA ProfesorA, Advance FeliZ 2023! Un besito y apreton! Take care...
I feel like your teaching stile that affected me very deeply. I also feel like your smile.
I mean such postive person like you
Would find some positivity in negativity
I really believe in that
Keep going Emma I am new to this channel And I already like it 💙
Thank you!
I love the way you are talking it's adorable as you
Thank you so very much
It's really needed
My pleasure ^_^
Thank you Emma, You are the best 🥰
26:20 Indonesian people speak regional dialects and of course Standard Indonesian, which we learn at school. Therefore, to many of us, Standard Indonesian is our second language. Ina, the Indonesian female speaker of the audio recording, has a Javanese accent. Not all Indonesians speak like this. But, it is right that Standard Indonesian and our regional dialects belong to syllable-timed languages. We stress every word with the same strength and with the same length. We are not accustomed to pronounce sentences of any stress-timed languages, except for Classical Arabic...which has been introduced to many of us since we were very young at school or late every afternoon at mosques or Quran-learning places.
So what was the issue in the video exactly? :)
One of the best videos I`ve ever watched about pronunciation. Emma, I am a linguist as you are and I try to become a phonologist. What British universities would you recommend me the most?
It depends what you want to study! We have an official league table if that helps (a quick Google will help find it) and I recommend checking out The Student Room, which is a free forum for students in the UK.
And thank you!
@@Pronunciationwithemma , thank you very much. I will google it as soon as possible.
This is a beautiful video thanks
Thank you so much ma'am ji 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💐💐💐💐💐
Thanks you so much ❤
Best experence of teaching . Thank you so much for
You my fantastic teacher
Very good lesson👍
Thank you so much. I'm still trying to catch British accent
Thanks so much Emma.
Thank you so much.
It is something worthwhile.
Thank YOU!
You are a wonderful teacher and all your explanations are really clear and useful. I am a little worried with the interference of British and American pronunciation; in fact, even some famous actors have this problem but it is not so obvious and I do not why....
It's really normal to have a slight mix of accents! Mine is all over the place after living abroad, traveling and teaching 😅
how about teaching and clarifying this word, associative, it has so many different ways to say it
uh so shee ay tive (mouthful)
uh so see ay tive (mouthful)
uh so shuh tive
so juh tive (they say it fast and, uh is unhearable and shuh becomes more like juh, can you recognize it easily if i mimic native speakers this way, because i mimic to learn)
Top notch teacher there!!
Respect from Bangladesh mam.
Wow! I loved it.
Thankyou madam 🌹💐🏵️🌹
I came to know about the accents from different countries from this video but I wasn't.No problem I will wait patiently 💐💐
Did you submit a recording? If so, I'll have listened to it 😄
@@Pronunciationwithemma Yes,I have sent my audio. No problem I will wait
My bad I have typed I wasn't
It should be :-My recording wasn't there
Wow, that so much expected video 🤗
North is so bright incredibly beautiful ❤
Thank you so much. 👍
Your explanation make us feel amazed & wonder.
I believe no-one can make a single bad comment over your lovely smily face. ❤️
Please don't stop smiling 😌
You're an amazing teacher! Btw, you remind me of Daphne from Bridgerton series :D 🤩
This was fun to watch!
Thank you so much 😍
Love this Voce!
Hello .. i am watching your videos its so informative ..i learn alot . Please if you do this kind of video again .. i will need your contact ... 😔
Hi Emma you are my favourite English Pronunciation teacher on the internet . And I want you react to my pronunciation too! but first How can I send you the recording? Thanks.
Thank you!! ❤️
And in the future I'll ask for submissions :)
@@Pronunciationwithemma Ok Emma!!! Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Thanks alot
Thanks a lot for this video
I like these kinds of lessons. Very informative and educational, but I think it can be even better and More Inspirational if you include Some more advanced students, not only beginners. Good job anyway 🥰📚👩🏫💚
Advanced in what sense? There is no way to know the levels of these students because they all read the same text. You can have a C1 level and still have a lower level of pronunciation 😄
@@Pronunciationwithemma in sense of pronunciation. Yes, there is much more to say when criticising students that haven't worked that much on pronunciation, and therefore more informative feedback, but I think the video can be even more inspirational, interesting and surprising if it has a whole range of students with different levels in pronunciation.
@@trajchetomov7719 Honestly, I think it wouldn't make such a useful or interesting video just listening to "perfect" recordings. The video would literally just be me listening and saying "good job". That would be a bit boring to film and to watch, for sure. :)
@@Pronunciationwithemma I agree with that. But that was not my proposal 🤭 I just said that it would be more interesting if more types of students are included, not only thai, Indian... beginners, so the videos will reach and keep more peeps. And not talking about "perfect" people, nobody is, innit? it's obvious that you was training too to put your tongue in a way that will produce those southern sounds. And that's great. Also, please let us listen first to the whole recordings, and than cut the recordings on every second word to give the feedback. I hope you don't take these two critiques personally and that you can implement too the critiques/advice from us, your students. Love you Emma 💚🍀
Sorry that I missed the chance for this round. May I know is it another video calling for this? and where I can find the passage of this round. Thanks.
The texts aren't available publicly right now but I'll do a part 2 in the future for sure! Lots of people have loved this video :))
Very nice teaching of pronunciation.
How do you say this digital clock
04:00
Please
Thank you so much :)
Thank you Emma, at last I found British pronunciation. I was tired of opening videos that say they teach English and it's just the American dialect.
Welcome to my channel 🥰
I love emma❤
Emma, your accent is so beautiful what part of england are you from?
I'm from Yorkshire but my accent isn't strong:)
Hi Emma 👋🏻😊
I like your lessons
شكرا
So excited
Teacher Emma, I came across these two symbols -/he:/ and /'. I don't understand them. I've asked several times (you and others) but up to now receive no answer. Please teach.
Hello
Which symbols specially?
I've not seen your comments on my channel before so this is my first time seeing your question.
Teacher Emma, honestly, I've seen it in one of the videos by a lady "English Teacher" (not Teacher Emma). I was and still am very interested in those symbols. There are numerous exciting videos on English Learning. It was, regretfully, careless of me not to take note of this particular video. Teacher Emma, what are names of the symbols (are they dated ones)? Honestly, again, I did post my request for an explanation on the said symbols. I don't have the faintest idea how my post disappeared. (Probably, my finger has made a mistake when pressing the "send arrow symbol". However, I did checked and seen my comment posted in your video. Anyway, you are the cutest English Language Teacher on RUclips up to now. I hope to see you frequently!
I don't understand the symbols you are asking, sorry. Your question isn't clear WHICH symbols you specifically mean.
Teacher Emma, the symbols or vowels are (1) /he:/ (2) /'. 'letters'/ in example (1) what's it? In example (2) why.an astrophe and full stop or period within the strokes? Out of t he two examples (1) & (2), example (2) has appeared a few times in one English Language lesson alone, regretfully, not downloaded! They seem to be meaningful to me but I haven't the faintest idea.