How to pronounce English articles in fast speech

First off, I want to thank the author of the hate comment. Alright, in all seriousness, it is easy not to hear articles in fast speech. English is this language where unstressed syllables and words are pronounced very quickly, they get jammed between the stressed syllables and sometimes even (almost) disappear. Watch the video to find out how exactly the English articles are pronounced. And let me know if you like this shorter format!

00:00 - Introduction
01:15 - Strong forms of the articles
02:46 - The weak form of 'a' (the indefinite article)
04:57 - The weak form of 'an'
06:33 - The weak forms of 'the' (the definite article)

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[tatianabasargina]

Просто удивительно - слушая вашу английскую речь, понимаю, что все понимаю, но, что самое главное, не устаю от восприятия иностранной речи, как будто она и не иностранная вовсе, а родная.
Вы для меня волшебство и вдохновение 🌷

[rtemida]

Круто! Очень полезный материал. Спасибо, что делитесь знаниями :)
p.s.: очень хотелось бы увидеть от вас разбор звуков англ. языка ( /ɜː/, важность различать и уметь произносить длинные и короткие звуки и пр. ). Понятно, что в интернете уже куча такого материала, но все же от каждого источника подмечаешь что-то новое. Спасибо!

[alzbetabobalova]

❤don't give up. You are a charming young lady and I have the strong feeling you are doing the best you can. I wish all non-native (English) teachers would do their work the same way😊

[davesenglish]

Don't feel bad...you are absolutely kicking ass and taking names. Keep it up!

[zayzaymm]

Thanks for this lesson, Inna. It really helps us.Keep going. We support you.💪

[motivated_school]

I was dumbfounded when I heard you speaking Russian. I was absolutely sure that you were a Brit. You've done a fantastic job building your perfect British pronunciation.

[Nadia-xgo]

Thank you for the work you do. I've been following you for a couple of years, and I can say you're a kind and open person. It's so pleasant to watch your reels and videos.

[learnjapanesewithsam]

Hi Inna. It's not hatred, I promise you. Many Russian-speakers simply do not take articles seriously at all and fail to use them correctly even after many, many years of study. Using 'a' with your profession is one of the first things standard textbooks introduce to try and explain the indefinite article. I listened to what you said several times and the article just isn't there. The timing of the phrase suggests to me that you just didn't pronounce it. Sorry if the comment upset you. In this day and age, with so many non-natives speaking and teaching English online, mistakes get passed around from one non-native to another, which is why Marina Mogilko has become so controversial. Your English is great, keep up the good work.

[sanyasakurako]

Inna, thank you for the video!
It's pleasure to listen to you❤

[JoaoPedroRibeiro-wlhi]

I absolutely love your channel. Thank you so much for your work and all the effort helping us to improve our English. Much love from Brazil, Inna ❤

[vickyhai]

It has been 2 months, and no new videos available. Really look forward to seeing more of yr productions. ❤❤❤

[eustaquiozambrano]

Thank you so much. Brilliant English lesson.
Have a good weekend 👍

[onlyscience]

Thank you, Inna, it's always great to watch your videos. I am so sorry, trying really hard but I cannot find any mistakes in your videos to bring up. 😊

[ricardapprentice]

Great video, i was wondering if someday you could teach us the English IPA to accurately produce the English sounds!

[bigbendbom]

Thank you! Very clear and precise, as always!

[plastikcinema]

Hi Inna,
Thanks a lot for that lesson! Take it easy the rude and impolite dudes will always meet on your way. But even they can be a good fertilizer or material for next your videos.
If you will I have one suggestion: can you make more video with basic grammar? I don't know your state of point but I noticed by myself and others people when I do mistakes - it's always has to do with lack of basic knowledge. For example I still confuse verb Be and Do (Do i need... Am I need), will vs going to, been vs being, preposition of time, to or for etc.
Thank you and all the best!

[deibercolon]

Excelente video y pronunciación super buena.

[Livia-xpws]

Your channel is amazing, Thank you so much

[moonlighting]

Can you add subtitles please. auto subtitles are uncomfortable

[小邦邦-ux]

I like United Kingdom, Britain has a great history, If I am going to travel to Europe, I would like to go to London England most