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How to Pronounce "Water" in British English and American English
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- Learn how to Pronounce "Water" in British English and American English. I am from the UK (York), so I show you two possible ways (out of many others) to pronounce the word "water" (with one having the glottal stop). Shereen from the US (Minnesota) shows us how it's pronounced in her accent. You may hear other variations of this pronunciation and see various transcriptions, so please expose yourself to different accents and check different reliable references for transcriptions.
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awww you are sooo cute love uu
Hello teacher
Is there any real conversations and Pronunciation Lessons or club to join it
Boh of w er
Sure
Please
Everyone: Bottle of water
British: Bo oh o wo a
Bri ish: bo oh o wo a
baddle ov wadder🇺🇸
US: Baddle av wada
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Love the idea having another person to pronounce it correctly, exactly what I prefer. Thank you
Emma you are too much cute😊
I love your accent, i hope one day we could share our language, my official language is spanish, love u !
Louis Tomlinson: Wo-ah
Hi, Emma I`m the one who studying British Accent in Korea. These days in Korea quiet many people are interested in British English. But in Korea we don`t much have information about British Accent. So I found out they really confusing about WALK and WORK in British Accent. So i hope you make a video with this words and comparing with American English and British English will be helpful for us!!! Thank you so much
British people be like: hi I'm bri ish 😂
And then there's me still wanting to learn their accent 😂
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Sir, can I have Some Bo'oh'wo'ah
Bruh fix ur grammar 1stly lmao its "there is still me who wants to learn their accent" bruh
Subtle t
Not funny
i completely love your accent, i've been learning how to speak with a british accent. by the way you're such an amazing teacher😊😊keep up the good work!!
Emma, watching your video is my weekly routine now. Thanks for helping me create this great habit.
I’m really glad to be part of it 😊
American's:can i have a bottle of water
British people:
CAN I HAVE A
BO OH WO HO!
Toma' o
Mate, Why do you want War? I want Peace!
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Americans don't say bottle of water, they say baadle uv waaderr
I’m from the North East of England and I use both “war-tah” and “war-ah”
Seus videos são ótimos.
Me ajudam muito, continue nos ensinando.
Obrigado.👍
Thanks for your informative and educational videos, Emma.
Enjoyed your u tube about 'water'. It was fun. I am American and grew up just outside of Philadelphia. I moved to the Western US ( Arizona) when I was just 23 and my very first item of importance was to LOOSE my Philadelphia accent.
So here is what I would like to tell you. Where I grew up we pronounced water 'wooder' . And there were many other words that were not understandable by those in my new home out West. So it was not long before I trained myself to do the best to learn a very neutral way of speaking in the English language without what I consider illiterate sounding English.
Hope to be able to tune into you again. I love language. Keep up the good work. Cheers!
I love your accent. It is very comprehensible. Additionally, today's video is fantastic.
everyone gangsta till a british dude says water
Love how you liked your own comment there
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This was pretty cool to see. Of course, I know there are different between the two countries and the pronunciation, but seeing them back to back really shows just how different they are ha. Thanks for sharing:)
My pleasure! 😊 I’ll be doing more in the future!
Wow you nice girl ,I want ask you question, how are writing words english?
I found a lot of words sound different about writing like this
Vehicle
Colleague
Jeoperdizy
Justify
I don't know why but I always find this British accent fascinating and great to hear. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! Very informative and well explained
Hi Emma, you picked the best American teacher to demonstrate the American pronunciation
Really great and you're way of teaching extremely amazing Emma.. 👍🙏👍🙏😍😊🤗
I'm new to this channel !!!I'm from India
And I realized that I had a mixture of American , British English with obviously a bit of Indian accent !!
I used to speak with more of a British accent when I was kid ( I don't know y , may b coz of some influence of movies ) many of my schoolmates thought it as something different , unique , weird , wrong pronouncing etc .
I tried to go on with more of a Indian accent and NOW I'm trying to get back to my old accent !!!!!! weirdo me*
You’re not weird 😊
Emma your pronunciation is terrific! you teach very well.
Hi Emma,
Appreciate your efforts.
Thank you.
Thank you for help us to improve pronunciation.
Thank you for your insightful lessons.
I think "your way of teaching has become more
interesting, loving and engaging.." thanks Emma! :)
And forgot to mention that you look extra happy as well..
which is really a good thing :)
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It is good you compare BrE to AmE. When I studied at different universities in Poland, California, Germany and Ireland, I met so many people speaking different accents from all over the world (including native speakers of English from five continents). Good luck in your fine work. Best wishes and greetings, Paul/Paweł and Gosia 🌞 🧡 🌤 🌹 ⛱ 🌅 🧡 😊 🌞 🌟 🍀 🇵🇱 🏝 🏖 🌅 🧡 💙
Yes very true
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the british accent sounds so sweet Emma I like the way you teach
I fancy the British accent. I live in São Paulo, Brazil and I feel we're more in touch with the American accent here. But I really wish I could speak like the British. Your accent and diction are outstanding! Xoxo!
Yes, British accent is difficult for other people, but American accent is easy to understand!
Your*
British accent is realistic . No change of letters .
T is T not d, as the American pronounce it .
The difficult thing in British accent to me is that cuttings when they say " NOT" , for example.
They say it " NO' " .. in addition to many other words. That,s what they call it # the glottal stop # ,described in this videos. I don,t like this glottal stop .it confuses me so i can,t cope with if someone speaks fast ,simply bcoz i,m non native speaker.
In britin , the word " water " pronounce it (WOOTAH) .
IF someone said wootah : just like that in America , people there might laugh at him ; meanwhile it,s absolutely correct when it comes to the letters of the word.
English language was born in England .
It is English NOT Amerikish !😊😊😀
Indians: waaturr
Iam started watching your video recently and learning very well....Thank you very much. Love from India.
Great video Emma 👍
I like your accent ! Perfect prononciation classe always
Thanks a lot Emma. I am from Pakistan actually I have been watching your videos since long so it really helped me and learned those things which I needed and I will keep watching your videos .
Thank you so much Emma for this video
Love British accent and pronunciation. ❤️
Thanks for give valuable pronouncing method.
Hello Emma! I'm Sunil from India and I'm English teacher here by profession. I love British accent & I always follow it. Your videos help me a lot in it. Thank you
Indian speak more like Americans right
I loved the British Accent
Good job on your teaching English
Thank you for this video. Stay safe out there.
Excellent Emma...I love British accent...it's wonderful...
I just want to say wow. this is some great editing. I bet it took a while to piece
together everyone's cams and sync it. Good job.
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Your accent is marvelous, Emma. Thanks one more time. Cheers!
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Glottal. I've been watching Doc Martin lately, and I often hear Al Large use the Glottal.
This is great!
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Thanks a lot! It’s brilliant video!
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Love your teaching.
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Thank you so much
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Good. Thank you
Thanks for clear my confusion.
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Thanks for your efforts ....
A very useful video.
The second accent. Glottal. I love it
Very wonderful
Great video Emma, after that incident in Boston it make sense that British people hide their T's.
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2:29 Can I have some water
3:33 Can I have a glass of water
Where is boa of woa
Really interesting
love you n thanks for your effort.
Emma, It's David from South Korea!
Whenever I hear "water", it reminds me of living in Hastings. Especially the glottal 't' sound is one of my favorites! Cheers!
Hope you had a great time in Hastings! I'd love to visit South Korea one day!! 🇰🇷
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Yeah! Absolutely I did! And you are more than welcome especially to Busan where I live!
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Really amazing
Thanks for explaining Pronounce "Water" in British English and American English.
Muchas gracias!
Nice work👍🙏
Thanks to you for this video
You deserve 1 million subscribers indeed
thank you so much, because video
Hi.. Thx in advance.
As a Graduated in Englisch Linguistics..
The difference between the two.. Is obviously in Long "vowel s" R If it precedes or follow ed with vowels.
Good English teaching
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Thank you
Іt'so interesting! Thank you for your explanstions🤓💖
Thank you ❤️
I really appreciate that
Thx a bunch my Miss
You are a great Miss thx again
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Who is here learning British accent but studying in the USA?💜 LOVE YOU EMMA💜
Well done
Thank you❤
I love your English 🖤🎼
i needed this 🇬🇧! (🇧🇷)
Hello Emma ma'am, kindly make a video on this topic, /ʊə/ vs /w/ ,although both are almost same sound. But i am failed to differentiate them.
I'm Brazilian and i spent all my life thinking the English pronunciation of water was emphasizing the real sound of letter "T", while the Americans change the "T" to "R"! I already stayed in London for a short time but I didn't notice that!
✍️Love you ma'am I love watching your video and I always look forward to your video. But you are requested to make a video on the British Listening Practice Daily Routine Sentence.
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I already have a video about daily routine but with a Phrasal verb focus. Go check it out in the grammar playlist
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