I'll He'll She'll They'll Natural American English Pronunciation Lesson 英語の発音

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English pronunciation can be tricky, and not only when you want to say something in English, but when you want to listen to someone speaking English. It’s a point about how we speak and how the sounds we speak are often different from how the words are spelled. Today, we’re going to look at the natural pronunciation of the contractions, I’ll, He’ll, She’ll and They’ll. I hope you like it!

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I love this sir. I started following him on Instagram. But it is still hard understand how speak "they'll". But I'll listen again and again

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[@pssilva3973]

(1:39) Thank you for helping me to pronounce this tricky word.

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[@anniesiu]

Great video!! How do native speakers pronounce the "d" in "I'd like to"? I can't hear the d sound when people say it.

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Good question! You can't hear the D sound because it's not stressed.

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[@Ali-kp3mu]

Thank you Michael for the great video. How about the pronunciation of the words "It+will" and "that+will"? I always hear Americans pronounce "that+will" in the sentence "that'll be fine" like "dadel". Could you please make a video about this and explain how to pronounce it correctly?

[@HappyEnglishNY]

Thanks for the great suggestion! Coming soon 👍

[@survivor368]

I have already heard "I'll" pronounced as in "all"
"They'll" pronounced as in "Dôll"
And "we'll" as in "wool"

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Thanks for asking. I have several options...one-to-one classes, self-study online courses, etc. Please have a look at www.myhappyenglish.com/

[@h-eh-v4330]

GOOD VIDEO THANKS COULD YOU MAKE ONE EXPLAINING THE PRONUNCIATION OF "THESE" LL. THIS "LL. THOSE"LL. AND SOMEBODY'S NAME AND LL. FOR EXAMPLE. BOB'LL. MICKE'LL. JOHN 'LL. MARTHA 'LL. ETC PLEASE

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[@thangcrespo9582]

How about You'll ?

[@HappyEnglishNY]

We usually pronounce you’ll as yill 👍

[@meghsam]

If American people speak like u no one of us will find any difficulties to understand them

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[@dariollanos]

i have a hard time with the the natural pronunciation of "let him" and all others like it, instead of leh-Dim, i almost alway hear a really soft "r" instead of the "d" sound, something more like "leh-rim" and they practically sound the same, i just cant get used to pronnounce that "d" instead of the soft "r", happens to me all the time when i say connected words that are spoken that way :(

[@HappyEnglishNY]

That's a great suggestion. I'll work on a video for that.

[@pssilva3973]

It surprised me to hear "hill", "shill", "thell" and so on. It is easier to pronounce.

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Thanks...that's how we do it! 👍

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