lol, I'm a native speaker and never noticed how we stress the syllables differently in our numbers. Learn something knew every day. So, you are 100% correct.
I was born, and grew up in America, and always thought I could speak American English well. These videos are teaching me about the language I grew up with, and I love learning how Foreign Nationals learn to speak American English.
Born and raised in CA. I've watched a bunch of Lisa's videos today (from different uploaders) and I gotta say this woman is an amazing teacher. She's insightful and knows the subtleties that make our accent sound natural, and can actually *explain* them, too. As some have pointed out, her style is more west coast than east coast, but the crux is that she's teaching how to sound native to the US, and doing it brilliantly! (although I think we say 50 and 60 with far more of a "d" than a "t")
Numbers, when correctly spoken, provide precision and accuracy. This video will help many international professionals such as engineers and doctors clearly communicate numbers and ideas. Thank you.
Having watched this video several times, I'm consistently impressed with your clarity in teaching how to avoid this common, good mistake by too many English language learners. Well done! BTW, I often recommend your website and book to my advanced oral skills students.
Very helpful. My Alexa always thought I was saying "fifteen minutes" when I said "fifty minutes". Now I have learnt the trick: try to unstress the "ty", and it works.
Never heard at least three rulers you are talking about. Thanks Mrs Mojsen. The mistakes with numbers are so frequent. No so easy to eliminate all mistakes.
I enjoy watching these because it makes me aware of pronunciation, but sometimes when I try to compare the words to how I say them, I become conscious of it, so I get confused! :D
Hi Lisa, I'm learning English by my own and have found your videos very helpful, thanks so much!!! One question, should we say "make a mistake"? Or " do a mistake". Would like a video about "dates", how to say years... Thank you Lisa... Greetings from Colombia!!
Wind Liu Shun asked why 50 and 60 are different. That is to say, 30, 40, 70-90, the -ty is pronounced as -dy, but with 50 and 60 the -ty is pronounced as -ty. This is because the letter R in English in 30 and 40 is actually a vowel. Likewise, the N in 70 and 90 nasalizes the preceding vowel and is not pronounced as an N, as in 17 and 19. With 50 and 60, the -ty is not "invervocalic" (between vowel sounds) and therefore is pronounced as a T and not a D.
I'm from Brazil. I really like and understand everything you teach us. I'd like to know if there is some video teaching about the "th" sound. I do have problems with this. How can I say it.. In the Portuguese there're not any sound like the "th" , when a Brazillian guy is trying to learn English we start to pronounce like the "f" sound.
British accent is better than American accent for beginners, because is very clear, very kind and slowly, is my opinion but we should to learn both accent
Haaa ! You know I'd always been wondering why people pronounce the numbers 20, 30 etc like that ? I love & always wanted to prononce it that way too, but don't know. Now, I'll make this an homework. Thanks so much my great teacher !
Again; Your lesson are very useful for me: I am an English teacher (mexican) and I teach Spanish too, I think that It is not a good idea to say the "mistakes" not even to repeat them. Because the student´s mind will grabb them. So, I suggest you to say only the good pronounciation. Thanks.
why does the T become a D after 20? People look at me and think I am saying fifteen but I am actually saying (Fif-TEE) and (Fif-teen). In fact, A LOT of words with the letter T in it are turned into the letter D around these parts if the letter is in the middle of the word.
Haha i like how there are probably more Americans watching these vids than there are foreigners :P but it is really interesting to learn how we speak from an outside point of view :D also, hello to all my fellow patriots :)
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I have never known such important rules after learning English for years. No more hesitation when I say them again. Thank you so much Lisa.
As an english speaker, if you are learning these subtle language tricks you have done very well. These lessons are excellent in my opinion.
lol, I'm a native speaker and never noticed how we stress the syllables differently in our numbers. Learn something knew every day.
So, you are 100% correct.
I love to hear American English because It's so obivous and everybody easly understands it. Thank you Lisa Mojsin
I was born, and grew up in America, and always thought I could speak American English well.
These videos are teaching me about the language I grew up with, and I love learning how Foreign Nationals learn to speak American English.
Born and raised in CA. I've watched a bunch of Lisa's videos today (from different uploaders) and I gotta say this woman is an amazing teacher. She's insightful and knows the subtleties that make our accent sound natural, and can actually *explain* them, too. As some have pointed out, her style is more west coast than east coast, but the crux is that she's teaching how to sound native to the US, and doing it brilliantly! (although I think we say 50 and 60 with far more of a "d" than a "t")
Lisa, l think highly of you, you have acquired a reputation for being the best English teacher of all. 🌹
i am really in love with the way you are teaching! Superb.
Numbers, when correctly spoken, provide precision and accuracy. This video will help many international professionals such as engineers and doctors clearly communicate numbers and ideas. Thank you.
Having watched this video several times, I'm consistently impressed with your clarity in teaching how to avoid this common, good mistake by too many English language learners. Well done! BTW, I often recommend your website and book to my advanced oral skills students.
Very helpful. My Alexa always thought I was saying "fifteen minutes" when I said "fifty minutes". Now I have learnt the trick: try to unstress the "ty", and it works.
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I think she is the best teacher in this world.......😊
Thanks, God, I find you. What you teach is what I really want to learn seriously.
Never heard at least three rulers you are talking about. Thanks Mrs Mojsen. The mistakes with numbers are so frequent. No so easy to eliminate all mistakes.
I've got just one word to describe it: excellent!!! You're the best!!!
Great pronunciation video.
The transformation from T to D does happen normally. When speaking slowly or carefully the T remains T
This lady is awesome! Best English teacher in World
Every morning a new subject with dear Lisa great apperance make a perfect day thanks for your being
Thank you very much for teaching me on how to pronounce number. I used to have a difficulty in pronouncing number with T word at the end.
This lady teach well
Probably the best ever videos I hv watched. Keep uploading such lessons. Love watching them... n thanks a lot...
Best teacher ever...
Thanks a lot for the video. Only 'Cause of you,I learned how to pronounce the numbers in American accent. Thanks again.
Your way of teaching style is very unique and I like your style ma'am.
Thank you very much for your Classes. The classes are helping me so much
Wow. I appreciate your excellent english teaching madam hatsoff to you.
Your classes are really special!!
I love the way you teaching.....I love you
brilliant！I’ve been learning English for over decades, and never paid attention to those details😮😊
You are an excellent teacher.
Wow. As somebody that is a native English speaker, I must say that even I didn't realize these subtle differences.
Thank you teacher, now I learned the pronunciation of numbers
you are such a good teacher thanks
So useful pronounciation. No one taught me like this in korea.
Wow, your video is superb. I'm following your advice to practice and am driven to learn to get to the next level of speaking and writing good English.
Thanks a lot for this lesson. helpful tips.. I admire how you make it so simple and clear...wow..thanks again and again
I enjoy watching these because it makes me aware of pronunciation, but sometimes when I try to compare the words to how I say them, I become conscious of it, so I get confused! :D
Teacher , you are the best teacher 👍, by the way today you are looking awesome! 👍 I appreciate your hair style. Looking stunning 👍❤️
Thank you , Liza you are an amazing teacher .
I really enjoy and learn watching your videos. ✌🏻🇵🇪
THANK YOU!!!!! my english teachers (they were all french) never taught me this , thank you very much, I love your vidéos
Great video and I love love the music at the beginning
honestly i love your Lecture its help me up
Thanks from Vietnam! We are the champions!
Hi Lisa, I'm learning English by my own and have found your videos very helpful, thanks so much!!! One question, should we say "make a mistake"? Or " do a mistake". Would like a video about "dates", how to say years... Thank you Lisa... Greetings from Colombia!!
"Make a mistake" would be correct.
i love you Lisa. this is very useful for chinese speaking ppl like me
Love your teaching strategy mam....
Oh Lisa, it has been a year I found you on youtube and I am so happy. Any time I speak English at home, my kids say “What Lisa said?” 😅😅😅
wow!! I loved it. You are a very good teacher. I've never seen this before.
good teacher she is amazing I like her method
That was nice! I love American English.
I know english and I'm watching these videos...
Thanks a bunch! I could learn a lot with your videos.
Tuas explicações são fantásticas. É muito proveitoso assistir teus vídeos. Um abraço - Brasil, SP.
hi!you are actually a great teacher. I am also an American Accent Trainer and I would like to ask how to pronounce the article "a"(ei or ah).thanks!
i think i have to learn english again. thanks! great help!
It should there be a "❤️ like" for me to press. Incredible... Loved it.
OMG, this is the mistake that i've made more than 100 times, thank u so much
I find this helpful. Thank you teacher :)
Thanks so much Madam for the learning
This video is about the -TEENs versus the -TYs; therefore, those that add +10 as compared with those that multiply by ×10.
You're a amazing girl, I love it! You help us very much, thank you Liza...
Wind Liu Shun asked why 50 and 60 are different. That is to say, 30, 40, 70-90, the -ty is pronounced as -dy, but with 50 and 60 the -ty is pronounced as -ty. This is because the letter R in English in 30 and 40 is actually a vowel. Likewise, the N in 70 and 90 nasalizes the preceding vowel and is not pronounced as an N, as in 17 and 19. With 50 and 60, the -ty is not "invervocalic" (between vowel sounds) and therefore is pronounced as a T and not a D.
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learned a lot from you! Even a vedio posted 13 years ago.
I'm from Brazil. I really like and understand everything you teach us. I'd like to know if there is some video teaching about the "th" sound. I do have problems with this. How can I say it.. In the Portuguese there're not any sound like the "th" , when a Brazillian guy is trying to learn English we start to pronounce like the "f" sound.
That's very useful.Thanks
British accent is better than American accent for beginners, because is very clear, very kind and slowly, is my opinion but we should to learn both accent
I am going to buy your dvd :-) Thank you very much !
First of all I'd like to thank you for your time to make these excellents video believe me you are an angel I'm from El Salvador saludos..
Haaa ! You know I'd always been wondering why people pronounce the numbers 20, 30 etc like that ? I love & always wanted to prononce it that way too, but don't know. Now, I'll make this an homework. Thanks so much my great teacher !
You are a quintessential teacher
Curly hear... very beautiful!!
I always like American Accent and I enjoy speaking American Accent
I love your videos, it helps me a lot :)
it is interesting. I think because growing up with it, we learn one word or phrase at a time. We dont learn by set rules.
Again; Your lesson are very useful for me: I am an English teacher (mexican) and I teach Spanish too, I think that It is not a good idea to say the "mistakes" not even to repeat them. Because the student´s mind will grabb them. So, I suggest you to say only the good pronounciation. Thanks.
It was uploaded 11 years old, does anyone know weather he has a website where I can follow her. Her way of teaching is really good!
thanks you very much.. i really learned a lot.
Your teaching is VERY clear & excellent !!!!! Thank you so much !!!
Thanks, very helpful
Good post and this helped me alot in my career. Gratefulness you on your information. pls keep Posting this kind of great informaton.
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OMG - 10 years in the US and this is the first time I realize that 90 is pronunced like this.
why does the T become a D after 20? People look at me and think I am saying fifteen but I am actually saying (Fif-TEE) and (Fif-teen). In fact, A LOT of words with the letter T in it are turned into the letter D around these parts if the letter is in the middle of the word.
Amazing Lisa 🙏🏽
great teacher!
ThankS, it was pretty interesting, it really helped me
Thank you very much Lisa.
You have a gorgeous hairstyle here, Liza. Hope you keep this hairstyle in all your videos.
Haha i like how there are probably more Americans watching these vids than there are foreigners :P but it is really interesting to learn how we speak from an outside point of view :D also, hello to all my fellow patriots :)
many thanks
Thank you so much
really helpful. Thanks a lot
Love your videos :) keep up the good work
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You are great indeed . Thank you too much
Great work
nice details. thanx
awesome... i enjoyed alot. thanks