10 Pronunciation HACKS!! | British English Pronunciation

Here are some handy tips and tricks for saying some tricky words! If I was learning a language I would definitely appreciate these kinds of hacks - they just make life easier right?!

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[alex_challenge_br]

For someone who hesitated to do the channel I see you like a natural born YouTube star

[saraelsayed]

Okay, let me say this. You are the BEST teacher on the youtube by far. I have been looking for a teacher and now I have the best one- Katharine. I love that your teach us about the British culture as you teach us about the British English. This is FANTASTIC. Please Please upload more videos. I watch your videos everyday now as I want to adopt your accent and learn more about the British culture.

[Ngt]

You're an amazing teacher, particularly one the most wonderful teachers I've ever seen. ;)
Bless you!!

[jun_suzuki]

This is amazing! I was brought up in an English speaking environment, but in different accent and pronounciation, and I am so surprised that a lot of words sound differently than I have learned before. In Malaysia our teachers used to teach us like "Fe-bu-ra-ri", "Tiu-ss-dei", "Joo-we-li", "li-te-ra-tur", "part-ti-que-le-ly", "lai-bu-la-ri" etc, and it built into our brain for generations, include my parents and grandparents too, until they were exposed to foreign media.

[carlosivanrosasmorales]

I´m from Mexico. I´m studying english, french, and german and when you said that you love France i thought that i would like to see you in France talking about there in english. tank´s a lot from Mexico

[rocconuzzo]

Your accent is beautiful, and your explaination very clear. The IPA sometimes conveys confusion into the learners' mind. Thank You very much indeed.

[hernan]

Thank you for helping me to improve my pronunciation, you are doing a great job, greetings from Colombia.

[BoburZafarov.]

Thank you very much you are one of the most brilliant British English pronunciation teachers I have ever seen on YouTube I really mean it and I do appreciate what you have done for us and thank you very much I hope to see you again.

[vanillacaffelatte]

Hi! :) I used to speak like a native, with an RP but hadn't practised spoken English for a few years and it got so awful that I'm struggling with pronunciation now and I hate it! I've lived abroad for almost 2 months now and use English every day, am in the process of trying to get RP back. Your accent is beautiful, please keep the videos coming, they'll be a huge help for me! Thanks :)

[yessoy]

Actually I have the concise Oxford dictionary which has a complete English pronunciation RP I'm over the moon by the way and this is really good. Thank you very much 🙂

[kennedy]

The pronunciations you gave in this video is I think natural english because when I look at Oxford dictionary British pronunciation they are a bit different. For example- February(februəri), Tuesday(tjuːzdeɪ)

[ramonvelazco]

Thanks Katharine teacher i have learned vocabulary with you AND on another Chanel how use the phonetics symbols through british phonemic chart ❤you are my favorite teacher

[ishtiaqkhattak]

I was watching this vedio with my young daughter, she became your truly friend.

[pesyojl]

I love the way you used in giving informal words and expressions for formal words. To us nonnative speakers, this is a nightmare and I personally still struggling with it. I want you to think about an ambitious plan of giving spoken alternatives to most or all formal words. Though this task is enormous, yet it is worth it. Give it a think and let's know what you think about my suggestion.

[harshalpathak]

Hi Katherine. That indeed was a great video. Its quite practicle.
I am an EAL Teaching Assistant working with Non-native English speakers. So I exactly am able to appreciate the high functionality of this video.

Would you come up with more pronunciation videos with hacks, please?

[sweetroses]

Could you please make more pronunciation hacks videos similar to this one please? Thank you so much for your lovely teachings 🌹🌹🌹

[changehealthcaresolutions-]

Awesome, need more like that Ms. Katharine

[cjzxfkc]

Truely speaking I had to struggle very hard in these pronunciations before watching your videos. Thanks ma'am

[rhdmewm]

Thanks for your videos and explaining pronunciation. For me its the hardest to learn. And where I come from we didn't learn it. I moved to the UK ten years ago and I thought my pronunciation getting better but im realized watching your videos that is very bad.
Can I request to make a video how to pronounce strategy, cucumbre, moustache?

[MahbubulHaque]

You're so adorable teacher I've ever seen 🧡