How to Learn Pronunciation through Movement

Pronunciation is not just about sound, but also about movement – movement of the lips, tongue, throat, and vocal system as a whole. Dr Aaron Ralby from Linguisticator explains the three primary components of pronunciation: place of articulation, manner of articulation, and voicing.

[DriftVerse-]

Why haven't these methods been incorporated into ESL classes? This knowledge is crucial, especially for newcomers like me, as learning these techniques earlier would have significantly eased my transition to this country. Thank you, sir. I'll be sure to share this video with everyone.

[MenuBee]

Are you on Preply?
Please advise. Thank you

[fatahtani]

I watched this video more than 5 times just to digest this notion, and matching it with the fact that deaf people can't learn how to speak or talk simply because the absence of listening feedback ('' bad ears''), if what you are saying means learning through the movement alone is correct
that means deaf people can learn how to speak via movement only.

[laphonz]

Im here because when I speak, my words sound right in my head, but wrong in recordings.

[merlycool]

I couldn't learn how to pronounce each letters correctly. I think this may help me.

[Elza-aniyan]

I wish you could make more videos in detail.

[fookutube]

I have been looking for a video like this for years.I was born with glue ear, so my speech isn't clear due to me not using my lip or tongue and on top of that with my hearing also.So all my life i try to speak without thinking about using my mouth or tongue because i didn't know how to pronounce it properly, im also half deaf

[harshvardhanpadalkar]

Sometimes i get stuck and i speek fast like very fast when i am nervous and its not understandable for others ? What should i do

[ErikTheCooky]

What's the best way to learn correct pronunciations for an advanced english speaker?