I don't have words to appreciate your teaching approach. What I had been expecting for 35 years has appeared before me in form of Michael Roberts. Thanks Michael sir...
Gregory, I'm so pleased to hear that it's helped! English consonants can be really tough for Spanish speakers, so you're doing a great job to be working on them. Did you see this video I published yesterday? ruclips.net/video/rAAenu_nxoQ/видео.html Good to have you here, Michael
I , an Indian especially a Bengalee, find no such word appropriate enough to appreciate your mode of teaching. It is needless to mention that I am greatly benefited.
Glad you think so Cski! I'm pleased you could find the videos and it's good to have you here in our tribe! Have you seen the new video I've just posted today? I think you'll find it useful! Here's the link to check it out: ruclips.net/video/kEznGvS6GKU/видео.html Michael :)
It's my pleasure Pooja! I can see your practicing a lot with the videos! Well done!! You're putting in the effort and you are getting the results :) Have you seen the new video I've posted today? Here's the link to check it out if you'd like. I cover a number of things I think you'll find useful :) ruclips.net/video/VXSk796bDGk/видео.html Michael
Possibly the biggest difference between a posh (RP), or southern British accent and a northern, or midlands accent is that in the latter ə and ʌ are pronounced almost identically.
*Great video!* It took me a lot of doubts. Two of these phonemes don't exist in Portuguese, _/Ʌ/ and /Ə/, but this exist /ɒ/._ Now I find about the phonemes, *I'm comparing* English phonemes to Portuguese; For find what are phonemes that the english language has that don't exist in Portuguese. *Thanks, Professor!!*
Que bom Boscovi! I'm glad you liked it! You're right - many of these vowel sounds don't exist in Portuguese. I had a lot of difficulty when I learned Portuguese because of the differences in English and Portuguese pronunciation. Definitely watch this video here as it will explain the difference in pronunciation between English and Portuguese consonants: ruclips.net/video/Oz_iCzEnVYo/видео.html Abraco Michael
Hi Mariam, Thanks for your great feedback! I'm pleased the videos are helping you so much! Where are you from? Good to have you here on the channel, Michael
Thank you so much I have a lot of problems with my reading and writing English AEIOU are so difficult for me 🙂👍 Thank you hoping I get better I'm 32 and I have a 6year old girl i have to read to her more and I cannot if I can pronounce words right thank you 👍
You're welcome 😊 It's not your fault... The English vowels are difficult for most people! Reading out loud will really help you to improve your pronunciation. If you watch my videos which will teach you how to make the sounds, and then read for your daughter, it will help you to integrate the correct pronunciation into your English speaking, and also it will help you to become aware of where your difficulties are. Many of my clients practice reading out loud and it really helps them. And it can help you too! Thank you for your comment. It means a lot to me :) Michael
Thank-you Michael, I try my best to follow your instructions improve my accent. For Hong Kong people like me, In school times, our teacher never taught us pronunciations. We only imitate the words what English speaker spoke. Your teaching is practical, easy and delightful, especially you always speak louder and clear, it really help non native speaker to obtain well method for pronunceing much! Hope you well and more more people follow your channel.
Thank you. Apparently, I’ve been transcribing the wrong vowel /ɔ/ for English words like ‘bought’ and ‘saw.’ I guess it’s because I learned IPA for French, Italian and Thai which all have a pure /ɔ/ vowel. Some regional accents might approach [ɔˡ]. As an example, Philadelphia dialect uses a fronted [ɔ] somewhere between [ʚˡ] and [ɔ]. But I suppose we’re looking at standard RP here.
wow!!! I really appreciate for making this video. You don't know how much you help us!! you are a great person and a great teacher, about that I have no doubts...after watching this video a doubt arose, I feel /ɔː/ and /ɒ/ are very similar. I am going to take advantage of you and asking you, if you can explain the difference between these two sounds. It would be very useful.
I'm pleased its helped Varo! I'll post a video for you explaining /ɔː/ and /ɒ/ to my new instagram account in the next few days. Its @englishschool.online.
Glad you liked it! Have you seen the new video I've just published today on similar sounds to these? Take a look if not, I think you'll find it helpful: ruclips.net/video/VomDo9cC5F4/видео.html Michael
Another good way to remember the difference is that typically /ə/ is sounded at the start or end of a word and /ʌ/ in the middle. It's very tricky otherwise.
Thank you for the video! I was wondering where the tongue is when you pronounce the /ʌ/ sound? Does it go far back to the throat or it's just flat at the bottom?
Hi Julie, good question. It's pulled slightly down and back. Not as far back as the throat, but its not completely flat like the schwa. Does this help? Michael :)
@@britishaccentmethod Thank you so much for explaining it ... First, I read comments to see if my question there so I avoid to repeat the same one🙊😅😅😅😅
Hi Susanta, Sorry I missed your message. I'm glad the lessons have helped you! How are you getting on with your pronunciation? I'm giving away a free 5 day pronunciation course at the moment... You might have seen a RUclips Ad for it. Have you gained access to it? If you found this video helpful, you'll love the course! Best, Michael
@@britishaccentmethod great sir , I have already subscribed to that course by email and sent them to my friends in group, that's awesome! I like your accent
Susanta Poddar Hi Susanta, great! I’m glad you’ve joined and shared it with your friends - I hope it will help them too. You can comment below the videos in the course with any questions you have and I’ll be able to get back to you :) Cheers, Michael
Hello Michael, you always deserve thanks. A question,,, where does lip should stay.... front of the tongue touch the bottom teech for all the three sound?
Hi Shameem Thanks for your comment. Keep the bottom lip and the tongue relaxed - especially for /ʌ/ and /ə/ For all the sounds, my tongue sits in the bottom of my mouth, and is close but isn't touching my teeth. Hope this helps :) Michael
Hi Daisy, thank you for your comment. I'm glad the videos have helped you. Have you seen the tutorial I've just posted on front vowel sounds? Best, Michael
🎁🎂 THANK YOU for sharing this tutorial! 4,366 of you have shared this tutorial, or one of my others on social media and with your friends. It's REALLY helping me to grow the channel, and help more people like you to improve their career and confidence in English. Who are 3 people you know who could benefit from watching THIS tutorial? Thank you for sharing it with them! I appreciate every share, and look forward to talking to you in the comments!
Glad I could help Dennis, did you see this weeks tutorial on how consonants shorten vowel sounds? Check it out if you liked this video... I think you'll find it helpful! ruclips.net/video/IHNo_ogXqYo/видео.html Kind regards, Michael
Hi Radwa, thank you for your comment! Glad it's helped. What's your goal with pronunciation? I'm giving away a free 5 day pronunciation course at the moment... You might have seen a RUclips Ad for it. Have you gained access to it? If you found this video helpful, you'll love the course! Michael
Hi Samuel. What's important is to be able to pronounce sounds clearly, so that your English is easy to understand. That's what I teach. My students who live in America get the same benefits as my students in the UK, or any other country where they need to speak English for their career. Cheers, Michael
Sir, I can pronounce single english sound sir.. But I can't pronounce compound sound correctly.. Pls make one video for how read corrctly in english words...
Hi M, thanks for your suggestion. unfortunately there isn't a shortcut to reading The best thing to do is to learn the rules that apply to the sounds and stress. Michael
Hi Obed, Watch this: ruclips.net/video/cRZd30kEUFQ/видео.html It'll explain everything for you! Did you see the new video I've published today? Check it out if not, I think you'll like it! ruclips.net/video/JKlGyWxSdyw/видео.html Michael
Hi Ə, How are you getting on with your pronunciation? I'm giving away a free 5 day pronunciation course at the moment... You might have seen a RUclips Ad for it. Have you gained access to it? If you found this video helpful, you'll love the course! Best, Michael
Hi M, Thanks for your message. How long have you spent practising each video? The best thing to do is to practice each video until you are comfortable with the lesson, and then move on to the next. Michael
Thanks Utap! I'm pleased the video helped you! Did you see today's new video? Here's the link to check it out if you'd like: ruclips.net/video/MRfFhC8t0Hk/видео.html Cheers, Michael
![Звук шва [ə] и редукция гласных в английском и русском. The schwa and vowel reduction.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-VeRLEPwN-o/mqdefault.jpg)
I don't have words to appreciate your teaching approach. What I had been expecting for 35 years has appeared before me in form of Michael Roberts. Thanks Michael sir...
You're Welcome Englophobia. It's great to know the videos are helping you so much! I appreciate your comment.
Michael
Thanks for appreciation for the teacher
I am spanish speaker in the US, you've saved my english.Thank you!
Gregory, I'm so pleased to hear that it's helped! English consonants can be really tough for Spanish speakers, so you're doing a great job to be working on them.
Did you see this video I published yesterday? ruclips.net/video/rAAenu_nxoQ/видео.html
Good to have you here,
Michael
I , an Indian especially a Bengalee, find no such word appropriate enough to appreciate your mode of teaching. It is needless to mention that I am greatly benefited.
すごいわかりやすかったです🙌
Great, thank you
My notes for repeat:
1:29
2:46
3:14
3:43
Excelente demostración de la pronunciación.
Gracias Cristean!
Wow that's an amazing and gorgeous way of teaching the baffling and bewildering sounds
I'm glad it's helped you my friend!
Thanks It's very helpful my students
It's helpful for us to improve our pronounciation
Best teacher ever. Your videos are really helpful. Thanks, man.
Glad you think so Cski! I'm pleased you could find the videos and it's good to have you here in our tribe!
Have you seen the new video I've just posted today?
I think you'll find it useful! Here's the link to check it out: ruclips.net/video/kEznGvS6GKU/видео.html
Michael :)
I am from Bangladesh.your learning system is very effective.Thank you so much.
I really like your pronunciation lessons. You are a good teacher
Hi Lawrence, I am so glad you hear that, thank you! Michael
I'm so glad I found you sir ji. I am very happy thanks a lot sir ji😊 very helpful video
It's my pleasure Pooja! I can see your practicing a lot with the videos! Well done!! You're putting in the effort and you are getting the results :)
Have you seen the new video I've posted today? Here's the link to check it out if you'd like. I cover a number of things I think you'll find useful :)
ruclips.net/video/VXSk796bDGk/видео.html
Michael
@@britishaccentmethod thaaannnnkkkkkkssss sir g you're videos are very helpful for me. You are the world's best teacher 😎
Possibly the biggest difference between a posh (RP), or southern British accent and a northern, or midlands accent is that in the latter ə and ʌ are pronounced almost identically.
Thank you Teacher.
Sounding very important.
Hi, Jay, thank you! 😃 Michael
Thank you very much
*Great video!* It took me a lot of doubts. Two of these phonemes don't exist in Portuguese, _/Ʌ/ and /Ə/, but this exist /ɒ/._ Now I find about the phonemes, *I'm comparing* English phonemes to Portuguese; For find what are phonemes that the english language has that don't exist in Portuguese. *Thanks, Professor!!*
Que bom Boscovi! I'm glad you liked it! You're right - many of these vowel sounds don't exist in Portuguese. I had a lot of difficulty when I learned Portuguese because of the differences in English and Portuguese pronunciation.
Definitely watch this video here as it will explain the difference in pronunciation between English and Portuguese consonants:
ruclips.net/video/Oz_iCzEnVYo/видео.html
Abraco
Michael
UwU
Great lesson
Great practice... Love it... Practicing with it every day
Thank you! This is one of the best channels.
Hi Mariam, Thanks for your great feedback! I'm pleased the videos are helping you so much! Where are you from?
Good to have you here on the channel,
Michael
@@britishaccentmethod Thank you! I'm from Georgia (Sakartvelo).
Thanks
You're welcome!
Michael
thank you sir
I like this video please more video..
I like the way he says. Cool voice. Really thank you for teaching English.
Thank you so much I have a lot of problems with my reading and writing English AEIOU are so difficult for me 🙂👍 Thank you hoping I get better I'm 32 and I have a 6year old girl i have to read to her more and I cannot if I can pronounce words right thank you 👍
You're welcome 😊
It's not your fault... The English vowels are difficult for most people!
Reading out loud will really help you to improve your pronunciation.
If you watch my videos which will teach you how to make the sounds, and then read for your daughter, it will help you to integrate the correct pronunciation into your English speaking, and also it will help you to become aware of where your difficulties are.
Many of my clients practice reading out loud and it really helps them. And it can help you too!
Thank you for your comment. It means a lot to me :)
Michael
Useful, thanks 🙏
Glad it was helpful Aniket!
Very helpful
Great video Sir! Hong Kong people need such a good video.
Po Sang Yu Hi Po, thank you for your great feedback! Please share it with anyone who could benefit from it. How’s you practice going?
Thank-you Michael, I try my best to follow your instructions improve my accent. For Hong Kong people like me, In school times, our teacher never taught us pronunciations. We only imitate the words what English speaker spoke. Your teaching is practical, easy and delightful, especially you always speak louder and clear, it really help non native speaker to obtain well method for pronunceing much!
Hope you well and more more people follow your channel.
Thanks
Have you a video like this with all vowels?
I really appreciate
Thank you brother you are the best one
Khan Akbar thanks Khan. Keep up the good work. How’s your English going?
Thank you
You're welcome
Great video please more videos
Thank you. Apparently, I’ve been transcribing the wrong vowel /ɔ/ for English words like ‘bought’ and ‘saw.’
I guess it’s because I learned IPA for French, Italian and Thai which all have a pure /ɔ/ vowel.
Some regional accents might approach [ɔˡ]. As an example, Philadelphia dialect uses a fronted [ɔ] somewhere between [ʚˡ] and [ɔ]. But I suppose we’re looking at standard RP here.
Legend has it, he is STILL hearting comments.
The legend turns out to be true!!
@@britishaccentmethod just as I thought. :)
I'm so glad I found you. Love your videos 👍
Hi U U. I'm pleased you found me! Thank you for your comment - I've got more videos coming for you soon.
Cheers,
Michael
Thanks!
Thank u!!!! now i understand !!
Excellent! I'm glad it helped!
Michael :)
Thank you for continuously making these helpful vedio. great work. really appreciate
Hi Crystal,
Thank you for your kind feedback. It's great to see that you're appreciating the content. Hows your English practice going?
Best,
Michael
great work brother..thank you..!!
wow!!! I really appreciate for making this video. You don't know how much you help us!! you are a great person and a great teacher, about that I have no doubts...after watching this video a doubt arose, I feel /ɔː/ and /ɒ/ are very similar. I am going to take advantage of you and asking you, if you can explain the difference between these two sounds. It would be very useful.
I'm pleased its helped Varo! I'll post a video for you explaining /ɔː/ and /ɒ/ to my new instagram account in the next few days. Its @englishschool.online.
Think you my teacher....
That was great! Thx a lot.
Glad you liked it!
Have you seen the new video I've just published today on similar sounds to these? Take a look if not, I think you'll find it helpful:
ruclips.net/video/VomDo9cC5F4/видео.html
Michael
excellent
greetings from turkey ^^ your videos are helpful
Hi Varos, I'm glad they are helping you :)
I used to visit Turkey as a child and always loved it!
Michael
Another good way to remember the difference is that typically /ə/ is sounded at the start or end of a word and /ʌ/ in the middle. It's very tricky otherwise.
thank u this really help me!!
Thank you for the video! I was wondering where the tongue is when you pronounce the /ʌ/ sound? Does it go far back to the throat or it's just flat at the bottom?
Hi Julie, good question. It's pulled slightly down and back. Not as far back as the throat, but its not completely flat like the schwa.
Does this help?
Michael :)
@@britishaccentmethod Thank you so much for explaining it ...
First, I read comments to see if my question there so I avoid to repeat the same one🙊😅😅😅😅
Great lesson, thanks from India
Hi Susanta,
Sorry I missed your message. I'm glad the lessons have helped you!
How are you getting on with your pronunciation?
I'm giving away a free 5 day pronunciation course at the moment... You might have seen a RUclips Ad for it. Have you gained access to it?
If you found this video helpful, you'll love the course!
Best,
Michael
@@britishaccentmethod great sir , I have already subscribed to that course by email and sent them to my friends in group, that's awesome! I like your accent
Susanta Poddar Hi Susanta, great! I’m glad you’ve joined and shared it with your friends - I hope it will help them too.
You can comment below the videos in the course with any questions you have and I’ll be able to get back to you :)
Cheers,
Michael
I liked it
Hello Michael, you always deserve thanks. A question,,, where does lip should stay.... front of the tongue touch the bottom teech for all the three sound?
Hi Shameem
Thanks for your comment.
Keep the bottom lip and the tongue relaxed - especially for /ʌ/ and /ə/
For all the sounds, my tongue sits in the bottom of my mouth, and is close but isn't touching my teeth.
Hope this helps :)
Michael
Thank you so much for the great video. I like the way you teach.
Hi Daisy, thank you for your comment. I'm glad the videos have helped you. Have you seen the tutorial I've just posted on front vowel sounds?
Best,
Michael
@@britishaccentmethod Yes, I did. thank you very much.
Can you work on sound in (work) too?
Thank you for your video.
Your Welcome Mèo :)
Michael
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHIG
Hi Nazareno, thank you for your comments!! Can you join any of the live Q And A's this week? I'll happily answer any questions of yours.
Michael :)
EXCELLENT
Thank you! Cheers!
🎁🎂 THANK YOU for sharing this tutorial!
4,366 of you have shared this tutorial, or one of my others on social media and with your friends.
It's REALLY helping me to grow the channel, and help more people like you to improve their career and confidence in English.
Who are 3 people you know who could benefit from watching THIS tutorial?
Thank you for sharing it with them!
I appreciate every share, and look forward to talking to you in the comments!
thanks
..thank God I've found this video..
Glad I could help Dennis, did you see this weeks tutorial on how consonants shorten vowel sounds? Check it out if you liked this video... I think you'll find it helpful!
ruclips.net/video/IHNo_ogXqYo/видео.html
Kind regards,
Michael
Que buena practica!
Thank you, I have a question about the glottal stop t if I can transcribe it in the exam 📝 or not?? It is just using in conversation?
it does have a phonetic symbol, although it's not always transcribed.
I can't comment on specific exams I'm afraid, but good luck!
i was confused before this video, i'm even more confused after it❤
That's was really helpful
Hi Radwa, thank you for your comment! Glad it's helped.
What's your goal with pronunciation?
I'm giving away a free 5 day pronunciation course at the moment... You might have seen a RUclips Ad for it. Have you gained access to it?
If you found this video helpful, you'll love the course!
Michael
My American English pronunciation of a short "u" really falls somewhere between the schwa and the turned V. 🤠
I listen ʌ like an "a" but with the mouth opened like a "o"
شكرا Thanks in Arabic
Tks u
Please tell me the differences between ɝ and ɚ
Excellent !!
💡 💡 💡 💡
Thank you Elías!
So helpful
Thanks Wang :)
Michael
Congrats
thx so muchhhhh
thanks,but you're british english sounds,would you teach me in US english sounds.How is difference in them.sorry,my english is not good.
Hi Samuel. What's important is to be able to pronounce sounds clearly, so that your English is easy to understand. That's what I teach. My students who live in America get the same benefits as my students in the UK, or any other country where they need to speak English for their career.
Cheers,
Michael
@@britishaccentmethod thank you
2:46
❤❤❤❤
Sir give me one video as z sound. I can't speak as sound please give me one more video
Hi
Hi :)
Sir, I can pronounce single english sound sir.. But I can't pronounce compound sound correctly.. Pls make one video for how read corrctly in english words...
Hi M, thanks for your suggestion. unfortunately there isn't a shortcut to reading The best thing to do is to learn the rules that apply to the sounds and stress.
Michael
1:30
Nice
Ejemplo por favor
very useful ;)
Thanks Augusto!
PLEASE ENGLISH MASTER between Ʌ and ɜː i want to know difference
Difference between /ɜː/ and /ɒ/ pls?
Hi Obed,
Watch this: ruclips.net/video/cRZd30kEUFQ/видео.html
It'll explain everything for you!
Did you see the new video I've published today? Check it out if not, I think you'll like it! ruclips.net/video/JKlGyWxSdyw/видео.html
Michael
@@britishaccentmethod thank you so much, I thought you weren't going to answer me xD
Hi sir . Do you teach us British accent or American accent
Hi, I teach the British Accent. The kind you hear in the news.
Hi sir.i am silambarasi.from india.i am not fluent English speaker. I want spoken English class.pls help me.
Ə
Hi Ə, How are you getting on with your pronunciation?
I'm giving away a free 5 day pronunciation course at the moment... You might have seen a RUclips Ad for it. Have you gained access to it?
If you found this video helpful, you'll love the course!
Best,
Michael
Sir I saw ur all video but still I didn't get good pronounciation.. Y sir?? Wat wil i do? Pls tel me sir..
Hi M, Thanks for your message. How long have you spent practising each video? The best thing to do is to practice each video until you are comfortable with the lesson, and then move on to the next.
Michael
but there are some people say /Ʌ/ /Ə/ are the same in American english
我晕哦，有没有中国人在。这后两个音标如果用hot这个词来看，区分，你会得出一个感受，那就是这个老师教的是英式英语，如果用美式英语，显然，发音就不对了。－－对了，我测试的软件是金山词霸。
You are qmazing could I contact you sir❤
Sorry. But I don’t think that we pronounce because as / bəcoz /
æ
Ə ͏Ʌ Ɒ
Sir you can sit and make video it looks like a punishment nice video
Thanks Utap! I'm pleased the video helped you!
Did you see today's new video?
Here's the link to check it out if you'd like: ruclips.net/video/MRfFhC8t0Hk/видео.html
Cheers,
Michael
03:43 me mamo :v que soez :v
jajaj no me di cueunta xd
A quien enseñas ingles cuando hablas y explicas en ingles ???
me salio un anuncio de el mismo en su propio video, uhm
That's strange... thank you for letting me know!
You are pronouncing ɑː instead of ʌ and ɔː instead of ɒ
Lol, pretty, that what triggers me much... Even the IPA pronunciation standards are different between American and UK speakers :v
very useful, thank you very much
You're welcome Blc, glad you've found the video useful.
Michael
Thank you sir
Thanks Mohammed. Welcome to the channel!
thank you