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Really good practice video. It is clear and easy to follow. Really nice.

I had better focus on myself to become the person i want to.

Thanks a lot for this video.

Thank you, beautiful work. However, I often find phonetic transcriptions of English words that use different phonetic symbols than these in the video, so I can hardly ever interpret the phonetics of these words. What would you advise me to do? Thanks anyway.

This is UK. hot in US is /hɑːt/

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👍BetteR not 👎Bettah - r German pronunciation in America like bettah is improper/speech impediment/slang/southern drawl... 👍Bed not 👎Bayed - slang/southern drawl... Laugh is 👍short a 👎not short o - like Scottish... 👍No rolling r in American English ie: 👎thrrrrow - like Spanish. This is mostly accurate but it doesn't accurately represent American English by a proper American English speaker. Not what I would teach my student. Looking for accuracy, I have to look elsewhere. Truth: American Accent is differentiated from other English accents by the word AMERICAN not by the word STANDARD. There is no Standard American Accent. You can't cover your mistake by making up terms like Standard American Accent. The accents that exist across American are not taught in American schools the way they are in European countries' schools, like England writes "with" but says "wiff" and TEACHES that "wiff" is a correct pronunciation of "with". We do have our own unique grammatic imperfections, though, as all languages do. BUT... There are no true spoken or written dialects or "STANDARD ACCENTS" in America. If you are unwilling to correct your mistake you should not try to lie/cover it up with made up terms like Standard American Accent. You should not harass viewers for making truthful comments or resorting to hiding their comments because they reveal your uncorrected mistake. The term Standard American Accent is false. If you promote what is false, you are unethical and unprofessional.

Why don't we simply read and write directly in this phonetic alphabet given how valuable it is to learn? It seems so much simpler than the English alphabet given the lack of ambiguity in pronunciation. It seems so strange to me to learn a new, phonetic alphabet just to learn how to pronounce words written in another alphabet.

Excellent

Hard, sound,soft sounds

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Very nice

Really helped me 😄

Thank you very much indeed.

This is beautifully done and easy to follow.

App name please.

Some people claim that, in American English, T between vowels, can be pronunced as a Spanish soft R (as in "Pedro", "pero" or "para"), rather than a D. I was discussing the word "writer", specifically. No chart seems to include that phoneme for American English. Yet, for sure, many different R sounds seem to exist in English. The one in particular I am asking about would be the "alveolar flap", as per Wikipedia's Pronunciation of English entry: [ɾ] . But American English is not included there (under [ɾ]), unlike other English dialects. So what do you make of it, please? Thank you! 🙂

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Vowel or tawira originated from Africa now is adapted from Africa continent why Africa continent is originator of evolution of writing like word kikapuor basket Swahili word ki is hard sounds.like my comments thumbs

Amazing video ❤😊

I 'had better' start dinner if we will eat on time.

Thank you for an excellent lesson "Had Better"

So helpful 🙏😊

This is not American Acent 😂😂

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I'm about to finish this book, and then I'll lend it to you. Thank you for your explanation.

Please make a video on "Part of it" expression. Thanks a lot

Really I'm confused. I cann't understand how different symbols match the actual letters. I need a help please

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Sun= s∆n

American also have 44 sounds but here is just 41 what's the matters?

epiglottal

Great

10:42 my cat goes crazy when I make this sound /f/

Superb

WYM LAUGHHHHHHH ?

Please sir could you help with using (the difference using of) æ,a, and other a sound

Sir, which English should i follow ?? Which English is better or more correct? British or American??

It's very nice

Very useful video

Very interesting video

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nice information

🎉 I'm a new language learner from Melbourne Australia and i want to learn the british accent so far this lesson is the easiest way how to learn the accent. Thanks for sharing your video. Love it.❤

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Thank you.

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