IPA - All Sounds

Do you know IPA?

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[kamleshsainiindia]

Awesome! Now I am sure I will learn English speaking more like native speaker. Keep up like this videos
I don't have words to thank you for such a lesson!

[juliocesarlimadesousa]

It's very useful to learn the IPA. I think the TH sound is the most difficult for me. (But I can make it.) We don't have it in Portuguese.

[abdelilahjamali]

Hi! Homework:
The most difficult sound for me is th (θ). For example when I pronounce "the child", Google writes "do child" but sometimes I do it well.
Thanks a lot for the good job you're doing!

[GabrielMartinez-elph]

esto me sorprende, es verdaderamente útil la tabla de como cambian poco a poco los sonidos, su ingles se entiende a la perfección, puedo solucionar mis dudas de pronunciación gracias a que usted habla despacio, se agradece saludos desde México

[jonathanlewis]

None of them! I'm just trying to make a conglang with the English ipa chart because I want it to sound like English, but be vary different.





P.S thanks, this video helped me alot!

[Englature]

For the first tym in 8 years of learning English, I finally got a reliable teacher

[Vetgong]

Hey Mark! Thanks for teaching! No sounds are too difficult for me because I've been learning English for a long time, but English pronunciation, as a whole, is a bit weird for me because I'm not a native speaker. Spelling is the most difficult though. Thank you again for teaching! Have a nice day and take care!

[bakcellbakcell]

I don't know how I thank for you like this videos. Thanks thanks thanks

[ohiopines]

I always see those tiny symbols in some writing but I just ignored them. Sometimes I used those special letters as a smiley emoticon like this- ù or shocked emoticon like this- ö ( eyes and big mouth)
Thank you for enlighthening me.😁

[mahiboobnadaf]

Which accent is yours?
I find th sound a bit tough and that short vowel I sound!

[rakeshkumarmadella]

Hello sir, good afternoon from India, How are you？ can you givd some information on gerund vs participle.I can get it online. But I am hear from you.. as I have mentioned many times.. ur one of the best teacher I met online.. thank you so much tc..

[МобилаМобила-ож]

Today I knew the abbreviation IPA, before I didn't know. All the English sounds in my accent ☺

[juliusplazamondejar]

Excellent video for American English learners. Thank you!

[mohamedgo]

Please, can you do all of IPA, please.

[tt]

Truly appricated you Sir as your teaching of pronunciation lessons. i have very difficult to proniunce vowels sound

[English_withwesam]

Hi there ✨
In these words:
Father, law, ..the letter "a" is pronounced in the same way right?

[HuongNguyen-rjgs]

Thank you for your amazing pronunciation videos.
Can you please make a video how to use the tongue and lips for the pronunciation of some words with “sh” like: sheep, shore, shine, shoe, she, shatter, leash.

[emmawoolaston]

😍Thank you. Mad😍.
I was looking for that kind of IPA Video.
•I am very Happy your video show up.
As Hispanics you know I have some words 🤒 make me sick.
I will look all your video.
I feel very strongly I will pick up something positive from you.
Thank you for makes your time and dedication . 😘

[lindafortin]

Bonjour, je ne comprends pas ta transcription pour le mot blah que tu as indiqué par un a à l’envers. Alors que dans le dictionnaire Cambridge autant pour l’accent britannique qu’américain, IPA, la transcription est indiqué par un a long et le symbole est a:. Comment il se fait que vous appelez IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) et qu’on retrouve des symboles différents selon l’enseignant???? J’apprécierais beaucoup que vous me répondiez, car je ne comprends pas. Merci et bonne journée!

[Draft-rxgo]

This video is so good at explaining the sounds of the IPA symbols! Oh and i find the IPA symbol with the leisure example hard to pronounce