Accent Reduction Training - How to Pronounce /g/ sound ( Hard & Soft), Improve English Pronunciation

Accent Reduction Training - How to Pronounce /g/ sound ( Hard & Soft), Improve English Pronunciation #accentreduction #englishpronunciation #howtopronounce

In this accent reduction training I will teach how to pronounce the constant sound /g/ correctly in English. The /g/ sound takes the hard and soft sound in English words. People often get confused when to pronounce the hard sound or the soft sound. This English pronunciation lesson will clear all your doubts and help you Improve your English pronunciation and pronounce words clearly in English.

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[saksh_ibhardwaj]

No Doubt ur my favourite english teacher !! I always admire you for ur elegant teaching style 💜✨

[arshshaik]

Sir u said after e, , y, i we should use hard g....in girl after g I comes but we say girl not jirl

[youyouhu]

Thank you ! I like this lesson Because the teacher speaks English is very clearly.

[saimasehar]

The rule you said about g followed by e, I, y should be pronounced as j, but what about girl, gear, gift?

[chaitrag]

why 'Gift' is not pronounced as 'Jiht' as i precedes g ??

[alladasowjanya]

Sir, in case of tiger and trigger “g”is followed by e..

[piyush]

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[karrikavitha]

Sir! You lessons are so useful and helpful to me. Really thankyou so much.

[preethiukrajubahi]

Good Topico valare nalla classanu... sir Great sir is studious 👍

[sumyat]

I think this rule always might not true
because( gift)we can't pronounce j sound right?

[shamisthachanda]

Really thanks a lot for this session..had a marvelous lesson with you Sir..I do appreciate ur teaching style that is amazing 👏👏
Could you provide more sessions for same topic? It's really helpful 🙏

[yadurususeela]

Hridhaan sir thanks alot for effort to the learners

[karrikavitha]

Sir! In "gift" g followed with "i". It means we must pronouce the the word as "jift". But we pronouce "gift" only. Could you please explain me.

[paramtevetia]

Hello my dear sir.you always motivat e

[kiranchauhan]

Same e, i, y rule applies to sound of C ...it's soft in words with e, i, y eg.cycle unlike in Cap...right Sir??

[yashwntnimawatt]

Even the word girl has a 'i' after g, then why is it not pronounced as 'jirl'?

[fivestar]

In the paragraph u made, there's the word GIFT, so as per rule of /j/ sound of letter G, why should the word gift is spelled as hard /g/ sound even it's followed by letter 'i' ?! As in the case of tiger, trigger and some words too.... Explain me ?

[tvbxcus]

Hi everybody please reading and give answer.Which will my level? I understand clearly all her said words and can translate on my native language please help me

[liveliteraturewithaman]

Sir can you please help me to clear my doubt? You have said in the video that exaggerate work takes soft G sound, the same rule can be applied in trigger word too. I am confused, please solve my doubt.