Pronouncing the article A

[adriacarolinesouza]

I have always been confused about it. Thank you so much, it's much clearer now.

[davidbenschwantes]

Your explanation was so clear and accurate that I had to put a word here. Thank you very much, Sir!

[hassan]

can't find words to thank you, James .. seems a small matter, but you can't imagine how confusing it was to me. thanks a bunch, dear :)
Regards from Egypt !

[morning]

Excellent video James! You explained everything very well.

[andresloth]

15 years studying English and I had no idea of this. Thanks a lot!

[ramoncosta]

This specific class was exactly what I was looking for.
Thank you so much, teacher.

[inactivejonadenz-hamilton]

It drives me crazy to hear newscasters use long A constantly.

[muhammadisaac]

I was confused also with the article "a" sound, thank you, sir

[s.malshadady]

thanks so much. it was really useful .

[yelidlp]

THANK YOU! IVE ALWAYS ASKED NATIVE SPEAKERS ABOUT THIS, AND NON OF THEM´VE KNOWN HOW TO EXPLAIN THIS TO ME AS CLEAR AS YOU´VE. Thank you!

[amazingtefy]

Thank you so much, it was very helpful, I was looking for this explanation in many channels and you explained so clear and accurate
THANKS 🎉

[JoseAngelFlores]

Thanks a lot for this very complete explanation!! I had known we use both pronunciations of "a", but it wasn´t entirely clear and now it is!

[hasanplabon]

Thank you so much sir. I've been looking for long time like this specific class. So happy to see this video.

[violettasennikova]

Thank you! And I have to acknowledge – the speed of your speech, clearness and level of comprehension – is the best, I'm out of words to say.

[fileminokilicho]

extremely helpful, sir. At school (in a setting where English is spoken as second language), students would often come up to me and ask, "Teacher, is it 'a' or 'uh'. I told them "uh", but then they said, "but we've heard people use "a".... then I got stuck... lol.

[kidsartclub]

Thank you very much for posting this interesting video. I teach English as a second language, and I have been explaining this to my students as well.

[ibraibra]

you are awesome man. you're once in a generation. you deserve the most gratitude a man can get.
I exend my great thanks and plessure to listen to you.

[tatanm]

Finally I found the perfect explanation of article a pronunciation. Thank you so much!

[luvpeaceluv]

Thank you.
I'm from Argentina and I have english classes at school and one of the teachers I used to have pronounced the "A" like "Ei" for every word, for example she used to say "A (ei) cat" And it got me so confused because I always knew this word was pronounced like "A" (Ah)

[Danndable]

I just loved It!!!

Thaaank yooou so much for the explanation!

You rock!!!

Blessings!