My professor linked your word class video as part of our study material. I've been watching your videos since. Thank you for your work, they are so helpful and they make revising a lot easier. 💜
Hi everyone, just to clarify: I'm originally from Germany, but have lived abroad for most of my life and have been in Britain since 2003. If you're interested in accent, language contact phenomena, etc., watch this space! There are more videos to come on language contact, which is my main research area. Thanks for watching x
Funnily, this was my assumption after I heard you talking. For me as a German your accent is still quite noticeable. When you pronounced "have" I immediately thought of this phenomenon called word final devoicing ("Auslautverhärtung"). Am I right with that or would you say it's part of your British accent?
My professor linked your word class video as part of our study material. I've been watching your videos since. Thank you for your work, they are so helpful and they make revising a lot easier. 💜
I really liked your explanation... thank you so much for helping us♡.
Hi everyone, just to clarify: I'm originally from Germany, but have lived abroad for most of my life and have been in Britain since 2003. If you're interested in accent, language contact phenomena, etc., watch this space! There are more videos to come on language contact, which is my main research area. Thanks for watching x
Funnily, this was my assumption after I heard you talking. For me as a German your accent is still quite noticeable. When you pronounced "have" I immediately thought of this phenomenon called word final devoicing ("Auslautverhärtung"). Am I right with that or would you say it's part of your British accent?
Thank you for making this interesting video Could you please make a video on the difference between emphatic and Reflexive pronoun
Thank you for the lesson
Good explaination
Thank you for the lesson