Long Vowel Sounds Part 2 | Australian Accent Tips |
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- Опубликовано: 21 апр 2018
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Candice Moll breaks down how to say the long vowel sounds with an Australian accent! Part 2 of this Australian Accent Tips lesson includes the 'o' and 'u' sounds.
Check out Candice's Aussie themed children's show G'day Let's Play! Watching kids TV is a GREAT way to practice your Australian Accent.
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The "o" sound is so difficult for my American mouth! Your breakdown is really great and I was sort of maybe a little bit starting to get it! Also your bubbly personality really makes all of your videos just the best :)
I've just discovered your page and love that you're helping to teach Australian accents that actually sound like aussies. Also, by the way, Harmony was always my favourite on The Fairies and it was such a big part of my childhood. Keep up the good work!
Love the quote "everything in an Australian dialect is really just about making it easier to say!" Absolutely, if we can shorten it, we will and do! Thanks, Candice!
Thanks for watching mate!
2:24 😂😂 yeah, throw pee on the poo 😂😂😂😂😂 I couldn't even stop laughing while writing this 😂
Hahahahahahahaha!
Wow, Candice, this is some great explaining! I can finally get that elusive "o" sound in the way you 'Strayans say "no". I've been practicing just by listening to some news clips (Today show funny bits) and car fixing (Mightycarmods). The details you are now teaching is a great way for me to refine my accent! Thank you from Canada!
Wonderful! So glad to help! Keep it up :-)
Honestly, nobody has ever explained vowels as well as you, Candice! I think I'm going to subscribe to your kid's channel just to learn your beautiful accent :D :D
Watching kids TV is a really great way to practice! Thanks for watching love! :-)
I like your accent! As a Brazilian who's learned American English pronunciation throughout my language education, it can get really challenging to pronounce with a decent Australian accent.
Her accent is pretty sweet. Not like a Australian bogan speaking in street. 😄
eu te entendo! AEEEUURRR
Yay! The video on the O! Now I can go completely stir crazy and have a reason for it! 😂
I love your videos so much! Please keep them coming! :)
This is teacher Nusrat Hussain from Pakistan. Mam YOU really got clear ,crystal and crisp voice. Just keep it going with that spirit and enthusiasm. Congratulations! Good wishes. We appreciate your sincere efforts to coach millions of people. Thank you. Take care Good luck and goodbye.
You are the best teacher on RUclips! I suggest all my friends to watch your videos.
Such an important lesson! Thanks a lot!
appreciate your efforts, really helpful
Hi Candice, thank you so much for this wonderful video. I am waiting for your next videos.
This is really helpful!! Thank you.
This was definitely helpful thank you so much!
You have a really encouraging demeanor about you!
I'm also glad you can't hear me repeating after you lol.
you are such a good teacher, this explains alot. As an Amercian English speaker, eventhough I can hear the difference, i couldn't quite pin down what made that sound..... thanks for explaining each vowel, within a vowel!
I can't wait to see the next episode.
Thank you very much!! I'm going to Australia in 4 months and I'm very helpful with your lessons
Great lesson and you have a nice accent I am learning from you thank you for the video
Hey Candice, I know it's been a while since this video came out but I think the views discrepancy between these two videos and the short vowel one is partly down to the almighty Algorithm preferring to promote videos over ten minutes long - so I'd suggest you could do a quick 'n dirty edit combining the two to hopefully close that gap (plus you can run two ads on it if you want to go that way). It's a shame these haven't been as seen, because the long vowels are what everyone knows us for - and this video really explains it very well IMO.
EDIT: Mind you, I just noticed the last accent video you did on here was over 13 minutes long and it bizarrely has much fewer views than this one. RUclips's algorithm is a mysterious magic box sometimes, I guess.
Hi I'm that one person who loved the faires growing up l know the intro of bye heart th3 day l found out the last episode had been aired l cried l love harmony and rhpsady.
Going to an Australian themed event tomorrow and this helped a lot!
I love to watch your videos moreover when you teach us its great to learn i actually lives in Melbourne i wish i would like to meet you..:)😍
You are so Gud at teaching ,u should often post a video.very helpful and beautiful teacher ....
I feel so lucky to get your video in my device, and its help to pronounce the word clearly and fluently thank you beautiful leady.
Hehehe ur equal lovely and amazing.
"So, if it didn't help, look for somebody else..." 🤣🤣
I woooould love to practice in the streets, particularly around Gold Coast but I am, physically, far away!
Thaink yiou, love this lessons!
My accent is really mixed now LOL. Starting from British ac in middle school(first 3 years in high school in AU), then U.S. ac in year10--12. And now I'm in Australia!
Please do more! I think some of these “sounds” sounds like some of the Swedish letters (Ä, Ö) that English people don’t use. I’m Swedish🇸🇪 I love the Australian accent the most. Can you maybe talk about consonants next time? For instance when you pronounce the “T” in a word as a “T” or as a “D”
THANKKK YOUUUUU
Candice is the ultimate definition of flawless beauty
I can't believe, this is brilliant lessons, well done Candice, I am going for Australian accent as my main
Thank you! I'm so glad you find this helpful :-)
I like your teaching
I like this video because it's useful for me... Aussie accent is cool 😎
Yes it’s helped. Tomorrow especially. Thank you!
I'm so glad it helped! Thanks for watching :-)
I watch these videos partially because they're super informative and partially to laugh at all the dudes trying to shoot their shot with Candice hahaha
Haha! Thanks for watching Sam :p
I see that with a cultivated sound things got way easier haha
Ow becomes just short O and long oo
Ae becomes short e and short i
Long re becomes ee Lol
And so on 😂
But the magic behind the complicated ones is wonderful
Hello Candice! I’ve been a big fan of yours since your days on the Fairies with Ruth Fallon.
I’d like to ask you what your favourite Disney movies, characters and songs are if that’s ok with you.
It’s nice to see you 😊
Thanks xoxo
Hey candice do you have any good tips to produce the ɔ: vowel, like you did for the australian o vowel. It would really help.
Thanks
I like the way you smile in front of the camera after every sound you make... you capture the attention perfectly..
Having trouble with the elongated U sound! But still trying.
I feel like finishing with a ooo sound, gives me the right accent rather than with a Y sound
Ok I kept watching and now I think I get it. Thanks for the video. My wife wishes you didn’t look so good though lol
John Sn-ah-o-oo-y, he's everyone's favorite isn't he? hahahaha! Cutest!
Hahaha! Well he was my favorite anyway. :p
hello...how can I follow your program Ms Moll?....about Australian accent
Hi Candice Moll....I love your videos and upload everyday if you can and please i have a question I'm leaning English on Adelaide after two months i will remove from my school to high school so I so scary because the speak so fast 😱make video yo encourage me
Yes you are right she have To uploading new video about high school in Adelaide
i deeply appreciate for your exellent teaching. why dont you make some specific vidoes about aussi accent and ilets exams becuase many people around the world participate in ilets
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll look into this :-)
Candice Moll thanks alot . i have another suggestion , if you search 1200 common word in ielts listening , a list of words comes, then if you prounouce them in aussie way and make one or two sentence with your great aussie accent , that would be great . i really appreciate your efforts and thanks alot for your generous manner...
Why is "no" so dang difficult!? Lol i think I had to play back that one part of you sounding out the four diff sounds about a thousand times and I still haven't got it right. U should do a video just on the word "no" so I can stop driving my friends and family absolutely crazy with my struggles to say that word. My son has banned me from the accent altogether because it's that annoying. Sigh. I don't understand the y sound..... lol and my second "oh" keeps vanishing. Whhyy. I've been trying to just do uh oh uh oh and then adding the oo but then the y decides not to join the other vowels. Please help
Like IS it supposed to sound like na-woooo-y? Lol. Heeeelp
Could you please do more videos?
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I'm from England and that accent is almost the same as mine. It's hard to believe Australia was colonised over 200 years ago and is over 10,000 miles away. I realise media can influence an accent over time, but how do you explain the other 150 years?
Haha! Yeah, I'm from South Australia (Adelaide) and we're a lot closer to British English in a lot of our sounds than other parts of Australia.
Fascinating...btw whereabouts in England are you from?
hey candice serious question: When do you use the australian 'o' in words that contain the word 'o', for eg; its obvious 'no' uses the australian 'o' but words like 'board', 'court, 'officer'; and etc doesnt use it, cuz if you do it just sounds weird. any insight would help thanks
Thanks for your question Tomo! I've got a video on this topic coming out soon. In the meantime check out my 'short vowel sound' video. You'll get a little bit of info there :-) ruclips.net/video/LgeKzQjqPuQ/видео.html
@@candicemoll8386 Hey do you know when the video is comming?? lol thanks
my english is very bad and i don' know how i can do to learn more
Do you have a broad accent? Sorry I can’t tell the difference between broadc cultivated or general
Helen Luu Perhaps this video might clarify these differences to you:
ruclips.net/video/ZnioDeQNlxQ/видео.html
I would say it is general with some tendency towards broad (I am Australian )
you have more politeness.keep it up forever.
tqvm very clear, brilliant. very pretty. seing you feel like falling..
and i would like to understand what you're saying
Is that right ?
Coz its just a bit different from IPA
Btw the O sound explanation is very useful
Thx
You might also try to teach Brit/kiwi/yank accents too
I miss harmony
Poop is a good practice, definitely.😹😹😹
Hahaha! My childish humour! :p
@@candicemoll8386 there are now adult, only grown up children.:)
I like your surname 😜 and I do like your teeth as well.
My teeth? Thanks, I grew them myself!
what happenings about this channel? wherer Candice since last video?
All I hear is harmony, this is actually the first time seeing your face without all the glitter and mask
Nah
These sounds are too hard to pronounce them
Douglas Marinho start with my short vowel sounds’ video. Once you’ve practiced those, give this one another try 🙂