Learn American Rhythm With Reese Witherspoon (Speech Analysis + PDF)
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2018
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1. What is the secret of American rhythm and intonation?
2. What are the things in American English that non-native speakers sometimes perceive as
‘fake’ and ‘over-the-top’, and how can we change this misperception?
3. What makes a speech in English powerful and effective? (and how to improve your public speaking skills)
Watch the video to learn!
Download the script with my intonation & rhythm notes for effective practice: bit.ly/34V4hQh
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Download the script with my intonation & rhythm notes for effective practice: bit.ly/46a3XbY
As a native American English speaker, who knows no other language, I find these videos extremely fascinating.
Does she speak like a native?
Thank you for watching! What is the most important thing you learned in this video? And what do you think of Reese's speech?
Accent's Way English with Hadar
Thank you
Accent's Way English with Hadar Hey Hadar! I found your videos about 2 weeks ago. You're amazing. Although I haven't had much time lately I always find time to watch your videos regularly. This video totally amazed me, I have literally no words. The way you were talking about the putch was very interesting. I've never know that the rhythm is so important. I assumed that I've had to improve my pronunciation of words, vowel sounds, stress of perticular words on the right syllable, and now I see that the rhythm is essential too. Hm have to study to be like you without being in the U.S. You are my inspiration Hadar! :) more and more interesting videos :)
thanks for sharing, when are you going to be online?
Accent's Way English with Hadar
Thank you so much.I don't know who I can learn with out you
Hey there! how to get the script, the link does nor work.
I speak fluent Portuguese as a brazilian and your videos are indeed helping me improve my accent when I speak English. So great, so intentional and incredibly accurate. Good job.
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You are born to be a teacher..Your caracter & the way you explain are just amazing & attractive..which is lacked in most of teachers.I feel happy whenever I watch your videos sincerely.Thank you for doing what you are doing.
Great analysis and great breakdown Hadar! Although I am a native English speaker (first US-born, and I also speak Spanish and Portuguese), your videos help me help my family and wife to speak better in English. It's also amazing how you sound totally like an Israeli when you speak English without the American Intonation, but when you speak with the American Intonation you sound like a native New Yorker. This shows that you are so correct! Intonation is more or just as important as pronunciation when it comes to being understood. Love your videos. - Greetings from Miami.
Wow! Thank you for your beautiful comment! I really appreciate it. 🙏💗 and all my best to your wife and family 😊
Paul Cobo Hey Paul, I couldn't help but wind up reading your comment here 😆 and since you seem to be a great guy, I'd like to ask you watching a video I've posted recently here on RUclips and give me your opinion about my english there and if you could get everything I said. It's always great having an opinion from a native English speaker. Thank you. God bless!
Paul Cobo Here it goes 👉😊 ruclips.net/video/BT7TfVQOAYw/видео.html
Can you elaborate a little more ? I completely mistook her with a native English speaker and had no idea that she was from Israel
Honestly, I think she still sounds American without the American intonation. But idk. I know I’m wrong but that’s just I feel like.😂
The intonation of a native speakers when they say now for example what do we do now?
Or, It seems now! Really makes me fall in Love more and more with English every time I hear someone speaking this word. Seriously!
Nothing against your accent Haddar, because you are super great as well. Thanks for sharing!
This way was amazing for pronunciation and speaking. I appreciate that
I love the way you break it down, you are phenomenal, I'm addicted to your videos, thank you.
Shout out for your work in recording this video, Hadar! I simply loved the way you deconstructed this speech and by the same token gave us a concrete example of rhythm & pace in American English. This is definitely the best method to tackle accent reduction! Keep on with this great work!!
I can't say thank you enough dear Hadar .
I feel the musicality of English very much in the video. It really sounds like American English. (Of course, it IS.) Thank you again for this great lesson, Hadar! You are amazing always!
First I need to get accustomed with your stunning beauty. Then I'll keep listening to your incredible videos. I understand 99% of the words and this encourages me to learn more. Thank you. And thank to your parents :) for you.
Your video is very unique and very effective. You are arguably the best teacher on RUclips.
It's amazing how you break down every detail of a native speaker pronunciation, great video!
Hi my teacher... ! Please you're the best one in the world...!!!!
BEST TEACHER EVER, Gracias señora!!
You are amazingly impressive and your analyses are such brillant and clear. I think that is the strength of Bilinguals non native speakers like you Haddar.👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much! 😍🙏
Hadar, you're great as always! What helps me the most is the fact that you're so specific, in every lesson! You concentrate on aspects that I'd never taken into account before, so thanks for what you do☺☺☺
Thank you so much for your kind words! Yes, I believe that the only way to make a change is to understand what you're learning thoroughly , along with becoming aware and learning to recognize our own patterns.
I really love this kind of videos. I've just discovered the importance of intonation. Sadly I've been taught that grammar goes first always and I never developed confidence to speak in English. These videos help me a lot to identify the music patters. I've seen these kinnf of videos with other people that are accent coaches, trainers, or teachers. Honestly I love yours because they are so natural and since you are not native you KNOW what and where we stuggle with. Not to mention you don't sound like Siri or like a demo voice. I hope your channel keeps growing.
Hi, lovely teacher !!!
I need more like this lesson.💓
Thanks Haddar! I have never pay attention to intonation in english! And I think Is very important. Besides, I love Reese AND the cultural changes that are going on in the world... Love!
Thank you for this great comment. I love it too!
This is what I lack. Thanks so much for your channel.
Love this breakdown. Please do more of these.
Very helpful video! Thanks a bunch!
Hadar,my hat's off to you
I definitely recommend this channel to everyone willing to sound like a native.Greetings from Senegal, West Africa
Thank you, Hadar. I like that kind of videos. Please make some more videos like this. 👍
Thank you Hadar. I recently found your videos and I'm practicing and following your tips to improve my intonation and pronunciation. My native language is Spanish. I moved to the US recently and I'm going to take some medical courses, so I want to be able to pronounce medical terminology correctly and be able to communicate with patients and be understood. I am nervous, but with your help and constant practice I hope I can feel confident when I speak.
You are the best English teach, Brilliant.! Thank you so much!
This is an EXCELLENT example to analyze/ The "nuances" around INTONATION are SO much CLEAR to me now/The TOPIC is of paramount IMPORTANCE as well/For ME, this lesson is a 100 PERCENT worthwhile 🤓
you should do a series of this kind video. it’s really useful for non-native speaker like me to understand and practice the rythm easily
A teacher has told me that when we have more than three content words in the same sentence Americans usually will distress the rest of the content words in order to make the pronunciation more flexible
I really love this video! Thank you so much!
amazing explanations, Hadar. You are a treasure!
I really love this video I'm in love with the american accent!!
Me to 😋
Aww that's refreshing to know as an American! Thank you!!
American English can be so musical at times.
me too
I really love your vídeos teacher! I'm a Brazilian English student. I've been studying English willing to became an English teacher... Actually a good English Teacher and you videos always help me with pronunciation..
I'm so happy to hear. Good luck with your studies 😊💪🏽
I swear to good you are the best professor in all over the world. I am proud of you. I only find your channel.... wow !! Am a university student in Marocco. English studies
Excellent analysis
God bless you!
Brilliant video!
Thank you. It sounds like music or art when you explain it.
Hi Hadar,
I had heard that american speakers use prosodie.
I do find they abused... A little ! 😍 it was my huge mistake, of course...
I could have thought they sang or that they were theater actors.
But it was before your video !
I understand now that it's not only a question of high or low sound. Their voice don't only touch the ground or the sky.
They give a certain weight to important words as if they were key-words and they are.
Thank you so much to make us discover all this.
Bye from Montpellier, in France
😊
Exactly! Well put:)
They "abused"? They abused who? What do you mean?
Thank you! Your explanation is very helpful.
Thanks my favourite teacher
This content is really helpful. Hope u would keep making them as a series
Thank you very much teacher Have a great day
Thank you so much. I really need such practical English like this.
Another ***excellent*** video. Hadar, you put a lot of work into this video. Very much appreciated!!!
This is extremely helpful! Thanks a lot!
Thank you for teaching us, very nice
Great lesson!
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Hi Gulsun,
I hope you will excuse my question but i think that Gul means flower in your country.
What does Gulsun mean ?
Flower of the sun ?
Is it the yellow flower which follows the sun ?
Tournesol, in French ?
Thank you !
😊
Thanks a lot and best regards you are the one of my favorite teacher
Excellent practice!!!
a splendid analysis video, Hadar! your interpretation clarify me to understand what detail words or phrase that the speaker emphasis in her voice. I hope that someday I speak as great as you now!
Happy to hear! I wish you all the best:)
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Your voice is wonderful thanks a lot
That's great Hadar! You have a particular way of teaching, specially regarding to how to soften vowels when speaking... I like that...
Thank you:)
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Wonderful illustration
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I have literally loved this video. I'll try to analyze other speeches in the same way. Thank you
Tks so much. From vietnam
Great job, thanks @
Great video as always!
The word PITCH changed EVErything.
Thank so much Hadar my English is getting clear because you !!!!!!!!!! Your amazing teacher 😍 ❤ 💕 💖 ♥ I am practicing every single day
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There is no dislike for this video till now ^_* you deserve more
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Great video!! I appreciated so much and I think it's will be most useful. Thank you Hadar.
Thank you so much. This video is really to give me great help which encourages me to call some body by English.
More videos like this😍 love u the most!
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Excellent!
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I stumble to your RUclips channel, and as of now you have a wonderful way and magical way of teaching. In the regards of Intonation rhythm Stress words I have never have gave any thought until now of expressing words and rhythm. I learned something new today that is very valuable to me. Thank you keep teaching I will subscribed to your channel.
I wish if you could make like this video every week. About rythm.
And thank you 💙 🤭
Hadar is the best teacher !
this is very important, thank you Hadar 🙏🏼 you rock 😀
Thank you!! Happy you like it!
Hi Hadar! :)
I loved this exercise! Breaking speeches down serve to catch all the elements that compound them, I find it a very useful practice to improve English. From my part, I definitely support this to keep happening! :D
And as always, thanks so much for your big help!
Blessings!!
Thank you!!
I love your videos!!
How you explain in detail amaze me, it's more like I learn how to sing than speak ..
Thankyou for making this kind of viedo, I hope you could make it more
I love your videos!!!
Perfect and useful
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great job !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love your videos Hafar so well explained, relly, really, thanks a lot for this knowledge sharing with us
wow this is great ! thank you !
omgggg I love this video sooo much thxxx for everything it rly helps a lot
I was overwhelmed like crazy haha. But this was amazing!
I really liked this video!!
Amazing !
Loved this video! You could do something similar with an interview so we can see the rythm in a conversation. Thank you!!!
Good idea!
Superb!
Please make more videos like that!
Hi Hadar, thank you so much for the carefully made video, which is very helpful. I'm keen to improve my English speaking. There are several points you mentioned in the video are a good reminder to me, for example, high pitch doesn't equal pushing the sounds with more force and energy, and one needs to soften the un-stressed consonants such as 500 fortune companies. Many thanks again.
good help a lot thanks