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Hi. I wanted to tell you that I'm an English teacher and usually teaching English phonology course at undergraduate level. I use your video to give my students a taste of native speaker. Your videos are a great help and my students also love watching them and are able to get the right pronunciation. In particular, the videos on stress and intonation are very useful. Thanks for this.
I don't know what to say,teacher!❤ Your explanation is straightforward. I really loved the way you explained to these concepts. I understood 101% and got the motivation to learn more about other pronunciation contents. Thanks a million!
Hi Billie, I want to thank you for your time and effort you put in making the videos. Our teacher uses them in classes and all of them are very helpful.
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Dear Teacher. Good morning. I am so grateful for your wonderful lessons. I have watched all your videos more than 100 ! Your lessons are very informative and compound. Could you kindly teach about chunking, phrasing and the difference between chunking, phrasing and the tone unit? And one more thing. Is tone unit the same as thought group? Thank you.
What must I do in order to know How to connect the words together..what are the rules for that ???..really that is my biggest problem..please guide me about the playlist or the lesson that illustrate these rules of joining words
Hello Mustafa! Thank you for watching my videos and your comment :-) You might find this video helpful on connected speech in English: ruclips.net/video/vFU5kqxhD6s/видео.html
Thanks so much for your effort. When I watched your video, I noticed that you pronounced “s” in toys as “s” when according to the rule, it must be “z”. Can you explain? Because Actually I’ve never heard of any native speakers follow that silly “s-es” pronunciation rule.
In final consonants a phenomenon called devoicing occurs, which is closely related to prefortis clipping. End consonants keep the voice when linking to a next word that starts with vowel. Anyway, when devoicing, it is not a strong s just a short and smooth one. Same happens with past tenses ending in -d, you can hear like a soft t instead
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Hi. I wanted to tell you that I'm an English teacher and usually teaching English phonology course at undergraduate level. I use your video to give my students a taste of native speaker. Your videos are a great help and my students also love watching them and are able to get the right pronunciation. In particular, the videos on stress and intonation are very useful. Thanks for this.
Hello Nasim! Thank you for your lovely comment & for recommending my videos to your students :-)
Same here...very helpful to teach students
Shared with my students
@@coco-cherrysame for me
Can I contact you to exchange experiences?
Hi!your lesson is so useful 🙏
I have my phonetics and phonology exam tommorrow and my notes were all over the place. This has helped me immensely. Thank you!
I don't know what to say,teacher!❤ Your explanation is straightforward. I really loved the way you explained to these concepts. I understood 101% and got the motivation to learn more about other pronunciation contents. Thanks a million!
Thank you! This makes me very happy 💛
Hi Billie, I want to thank you for your time and effort you put in making the videos. Our teacher uses them in classes and all of them are very helpful.
Oh I'm happy to hear that! Which university do you study at? Say hello to your professors! Thank you for using my videos 😊
I make comments from Sudan. I'd really like to thank you for the benefit that I've got from your video lessons about intonation.❤
Thank you for your kind words & greetings to Sudan! I am happy to hear my videos helped you!
Omg that's so perfect Billie ❤❤❤❤❤
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loving your explantion , thank you.
i really like these crispy explanation with clarity of concepts.
Glad you like them! 👍
Thank you Billie, it is so helpful to learn speaking and listening. I will practice it more. Thank you again.
It was sooooo nice to appear in this video! I'm currently studying intonation in Phonetics II so I'm back at it again 🤣🥰 thanks for everything Billie!
Welcome back! :-)
Dear Teacher. Good morning. I am so grateful for your wonderful lessons. I have watched all your videos more than 100 ! Your lessons are very informative and compound. Could you kindly teach about chunking, phrasing and the difference between chunking, phrasing and the tone unit? And one more thing. Is tone unit the same as thought group? Thank you.
I love you so much, you help me very much with studying English and it became very easy with your help , your student from Iraq ❤️
I'm so happy to hear that!
And I'm also happy to your answer of my comment 😭😭💋@@BillieEnglish
your intonation series is excellent and helpful! I wish there could be more videos about intonation!
Working on it! :-)
I like your speaking styles because excellent pronunciation
That is so helpful !
i love your lessons your explanation is very simple ,easy and clear...I used to teach my students followib your lessons here in india
Thanks Billy, once again!.
Your videos are the best
You are one of the best. Thanks.
thank you very much lady!
i fully understan wha the tonic units and syllables. Thank you soooo much!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Bellie at 15:17 you mean fall in pitch ( falling intonation) or full in pitch (rising intonation)
Hello! I meant 'fall', but it's probably more accurate to say that there is a pitch change in general.
Thank teacher a bunch. Have a great weekend 😊👍
Its very help full for my tomorrow BS exams,
I'm so grateful to you ❤👏
You help me a lot for my phonetics test thank you in advance
Great teacher , thank you
You are welcome! 😊
Hey! Thank you so much ma'am it's very helpful for me
My pleasure 😊
Hi I really have been helped by your this video.
Thanks for this wonderful vidéo
Supppppppper CLEAR!!!!
Thank you so much Billie ....so much effort :-)
It is best ever explained
Thank you so much for your great help. I appreciate you ❤
Can you do some tutorial on devoicing consonants such as Z and V since it's common in many Accents?
Thank you for the suggestion. I will consider the topic!
Wonderfull!!...thanks
Hello. Thanks for such an amazing video. BTW. Is English your native language? ❤
How wonderful way & method of teaching ,may Allah. Bless you!
Great!!!!
INCREDIBLE FOR ALL ENGLISH LEARNERS.I LOOK FORWARD FOR MORE LESSONS.THANK YOU BILLIE
Thank you .
What must I do in order to know How to connect the words together..what are the rules for that ???..really that is my biggest problem..please guide me about the playlist or the lesson that illustrate these rules of joining words
Hello Mustafa! Thank you for watching my videos and your comment :-)
You might find this video helpful on connected speech in English:
ruclips.net/video/vFU5kqxhD6s/видео.html
I have a presentation coming 2 days and I'm not prepared at all 😥😭
Wonderful content 👍
Hello.I have a doubt.What is the difference between a prominent syllable and a tonic syllable?
Great mame
My native language is hindi please guide me how can I recognise the whole sentences after listenning these tone units
None is dissatisfied with your teaching.
Thanks so much for your effort. When I watched your video, I noticed that you pronounced “s” in toys as “s” when according to the rule, it must be “z”. Can you explain? Because Actually I’ve never heard of any native speakers follow that silly “s-es” pronunciation rule.
In final consonants a phenomenon called devoicing occurs, which is closely related to prefortis clipping. End consonants keep the voice when linking to a next word that starts with vowel. Anyway, when devoicing, it is not a strong s just a short and smooth one. Same happens with past tenses ending in -d, you can hear like a soft t instead
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