And as always: comprehensive, entertaining, and most of all easy to follow. You are a great person and an excellent teacher, Shane, keep up the good work, you got my sword =)
I have no problem with saying Ear or Year seperately. However, I can't hear the difference when it is a part of the other word syllables. For example, I should say "k+year" for CURE but if I say "k+ear", it sounds to same to me too. I just wish coachshanesesl would see and read this comment.
this lesson is the best that I ever heard. you're awesome shane ,I really tell you dude... one of the biggest mistake that I made was this... thanks alot again .
Cara que legal meu, muito bom o seu trabalho assisti dois videos seu e já me inscrevi, parabéns continue com esse trabalho incrível !!! Abraços e até mais.
Hello coach, I live in UK, and I have problem with pronouncing the word 'ill' , it sounds like 'you', especially in the word 'illness'. Can you help me with it, please? Thanks
Pavel Soshnikov Hi Pavel! I have two online courses--one that focuses on pronunciation and listening skills, the other focuses on pronunciation and speaking skills. The listening class (DDM) has LIVE classes twice a month where you can get personal coaching from me. My speaking class, PIRF, is more self-study. You can get more information on DDM here: dailydictation.blogspot.com You can get more information on PIRF here: letsmasterenglish.leadpages.net/pirf/ Let me know if you have any questions^^
Great! Thank you! What about the word "you"? In a normal linked speech.... does the "y" sound like "ee"? I always have been using the "ee" sound in "you", it's ok?
Rafael Rodriguez I teach that "you" has three common pronunciations: yoo yah y' "yee" would be Old English, or perhaps it is common in countries that do not speak American English!
Hello Coach, Hopefully this might be a next video topic. I'm A well over 16 years of age, but I never learned how to properly pronounce all of my r's when I was younger. I've practice and practiced but just couldn't seem to do it right. My friends have told me that maybe because my jaws start to align and voice develops in between my years of 12-14, so being 16 rn, my vocals have already adapted to how they are, that it's difficult to change it now. I mostly have trouble with these three sounds air, ere, er (like her). not to mention these words: stretch and world. The r just seems like a really uncomfortable sound to make./ Soumetimes my cheek muscles start to hurt. I've mention too much, but my question I ask is as a 16 y.o how can I develop the skill to pronounce my r's without doing some sort of plastic surgery.
So much clear your voice which helped me a lot to understand the pronunciation.
you are a god-like teacher,i learn with you in 5 minutes more than in 11 years of school
The most understandable of the videos I have ever seen on this subject
Thank you so much. For me, a Brazilian living in US this is so hard to speak... but now after your video I can do it.
I recovered my youtube account just to say THANK YOU.
You're brilliant. Thank you for existing.
This is the best video to learn year and ear sounds!!!!
Finally I got to be able to pronounce them. Thank you so much. You are the best 👍👍
Super happy to hear that!
That's the best explanation I saw, finally I got it. Thanks
your are great teacher , please keep your effort up .
The best explanation!! Thank you!!
Hello Coach. I got it. It was a great class. Thanks.
Man... you're awesome. Are you in Florida? How can I join your class?
And as always: comprehensive, entertaining, and most of all easy to follow.
You are a great person and an excellent teacher, Shane, keep up the good work, you got my sword =)
Glizdka Thank you very much^^
I love you man. these videos are sooo good.
I have no problem with saying Ear or Year seperately. However, I can't hear the difference when it is a part of the other word syllables. For example, I should say "k+year" for CURE but if I say "k+ear", it sounds to same to me too. I just wish coachshanesesl would see and read this comment.
You're great! Thanks
Thank you.
C.S The best!!
Thank you, Coach! Your video is so great!
Shane, How about adding an example of "every year" ?
You r the best. Ty so much 4 these intetesting lessons u r givin' us.
Eliud Suárez My pleasure!
this lesson is the best that I ever heard. you're awesome shane ,I really tell you dude... one of the biggest mistake that I made was this... thanks alot again .
ernesto cortez Thank you, Ernesto!
ernesto cortez Thank you, Ernesto!
coachshanesesl you are very good coach. Your explanetions are perfect. Amazing!
Thanks
Good job
you are a great comedian.
Awesome video!
Hi. Instead of saying great year separately, can we say gradier? That was a greydear in my life.
good. i enjoyed a lot.
Excellent! Thank you!
Отличное объяснения!!!
Cara que legal meu, muito bom o seu trabalho assisti dois videos seu e já me inscrevi, parabéns continue com esse trabalho incrível !!!
Abraços e até mais.
Have fun studying with us!!
Esse som é um grande problema para nós brasileiros, parabéns pelo seu trabalho!:)
HE'S THE BEST
I'm Brazilian, I'm learning, its more hard
Harder
More hard nao se usa, é hardest.
Thanks so much
Hello coach,
I live in UK, and I have problem with pronouncing the word 'ill' , it sounds like 'you', especially in the word 'illness'. Can you help me with it, please?
Thanks
AMAZING job! I understood but I just don't know if i can do it correctly hahaha Thx for the tips
Coach Shane, how canna learn american pronunciation with you online if i live in russia, u provide such service? where can i get to know details?
Pavel Soshnikov Hi Pavel! I have two online courses--one that focuses on pronunciation and listening skills, the other focuses on pronunciation and speaking skills. The listening class (DDM) has LIVE classes twice a month where you can get personal coaching from me. My speaking class, PIRF, is more self-study. You can get more information on DDM here: dailydictation.blogspot.com
You can get more information on PIRF here: letsmasterenglish.leadpages.net/pirf/
Let me know if you have any questions^^
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thank you
rama aa You bet!
I can clearly hear the difference, but reproducing the sound is a totally different ball game. I'll have to work harder on that!
Great! Thank you! What about the word "you"? In a normal linked speech.... does the "y" sound like "ee"? I always have been using the "ee" sound in "you", it's ok?
Rafael Rodriguez I teach that "you" has three common pronunciations:
yoo
yah
y'
"yee" would be Old English, or perhaps it is common in countries that do not speak American English!
Hello Coach, Hopefully this might be a next video topic. I'm A well over 16 years of age, but I never learned how to properly pronounce all of my r's when I was younger. I've practice and practiced but just couldn't seem to do it right. My friends have told me that maybe because my jaws start to align and voice develops in between my years of 12-14, so being 16 rn, my vocals have already adapted to how they are, that it's difficult to change it now. I mostly have trouble with these three sounds air, ere, er (like her). not to mention these words: stretch and world. The r just seems like a really uncomfortable sound to make./ Soumetimes my cheek muscles start to hurt. I've mention too much, but my question I ask is as a 16 y.o how can I develop the skill to pronounce my r's without doing some sort of plastic surgery.
I agree with the other people, you're brilliant :)
***** kkkkk You're too kind!
***** kkkkk You're too kind!
***** kkkk You're too kind!
Song name? ^^
I can't never get it. :(
qundo vou aprender a falar esta palavra
What about York?
Isaac Hernandez Do you mean like "ork" and "York"?
Yes, it is
So hard 😭
i dont see the difference in pronounciation between year and gear 😂
Plz pronunciation of fraudulently
fivoyouyou rayan Podcast 52!!
Thanks