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Thank you so much for this fantastic service! ❤️ I always have issues with d links w when I'm reading. I always do a strange pause when I come across this tipe of link
You're not alone, Douglas! I hadn't realized how many of my students have a hard time with this combination until one of my viewers brought it up!. Thanks so much for watching my channel.🙂
Hi Ivan--thanks for your comment. I've made several videos that address this topic. For example, this video tells how to link final /d/ and /t/ to another consonant: ruclips.net/video/Irt3z6_K4Fo/видео.html This one explains how to link any consonant (including /d/) to a vowel: ruclips.net/video/kZElpDyGCEs/видео.html And this one talks about how to link past tense -ed word endings (which are always /d/ or /t/) to other words: ruclips.net/video/o14Emit91gk/видео.html I think between all three of these videos (as well as this one), I've pretty much covered any linking scenarios with /d/. Thanks so much for watching my channel! 🙂
I think the case mightn't be the d+w in particular as in such instances like hardware, worldwide there are three or over consonants in succession that is always difficult to pronounce
You may be right on that, Alisa! However, even if that's the case, using the technique that I taught here can make it much easier to say all 3 sounds. Thanks for your comment!🙂
Hi Lucas--thanks for the comment. Yes, I'll put that on my list. I have a few requests ahead of that, but I will definitely make one. Thanks for watching! 🙂
I got a struggle when I pronounced, "World war I and world war II" but now I know how to pronounce them.
Thank you very much for the lesson, Ma'am!
Oh yes--two tricky things in a row. Pronouncing "world" correctly, and then linking it to "war"! I'm thrilled that this helped you with that! 🙂
That´s excellent. You rock!
Thank you so much. I appreciate your taking the time to comment! 🙂
Thank you so much for this fantastic service! ❤️ I always have issues with d links w when I'm reading. I always do a strange pause when I come across this tipe of link
You're not alone, Douglas! I hadn't realized how many of my students have a hard time with this combination until one of my viewers brought it up!. Thanks so much for watching my channel.🙂
Thank you so much Teacher😀 Well done!
Thank you, Meva--I'm thankful to have you as one of my viewers! 🙂
Thank you so much. This is very helpful. I wish you could make video to show d linking with all other sounds. 😊
Hi Ivan--thanks for your comment. I've made several videos that address this topic. For example, this video tells how to link final /d/ and /t/ to another consonant: ruclips.net/video/Irt3z6_K4Fo/видео.html
This one explains how to link any consonant (including /d/) to a vowel: ruclips.net/video/kZElpDyGCEs/видео.html
And this one talks about how to link past tense -ed word endings (which are always /d/ or /t/) to other words: ruclips.net/video/o14Emit91gk/видео.html
I think between all three of these videos (as well as this one), I've pretty much covered any linking scenarios with /d/.
Thanks so much for watching my channel! 🙂
Thank you! Very helpful tip!
Glad it was useful for you, Alyona! 🙂
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Thank you, Bruno! 🙂
Stunning video.
Thank you so much, Fernando--I so appreciate your support of my channel! 🙂
I wish I knew this trick 20 years ago :)
I know, right? And the funny thing is, native speakers don't even know they're doing it! Thanks for watching, Hamed!
I think the case mightn't be the d+w in particular as in such instances like hardware, worldwide there are three or over consonants in succession that is always difficult to pronounce
You may be right on that, Alisa! However, even if that's the case, using the technique that I taught here can make it much easier to say all 3 sounds. Thanks for your comment!🙂
Uff another valuable lesson. How to separate two syllables har- dw..( something) I need to be more spontaneous 😅
Thankfully, not all syllables are quite so challenging to link. But learning these little tricks can really help! 🙂
Pls, make a video about the pronunciation of fill, fell, few, feel and fuel
Hi Lucas--thanks for the comment. Yes, I'll put that on my list. I have a few requests ahead of that, but I will definitely make one. Thanks for watching! 🙂