English Vowel Pronunciation - IMPORTANT!!!

Do you know how to pronounce English vowels?

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[Hubris]

TY. I studied this at university, but didn't really understand any of it
This proves to me that youtube teachers are oftentimes much better than real teachers.

[electraheart]

Thank you so much, I'm studying to be an English teacher but with the pandemic situation we only have "online classes" but teachers only send pdfs and activities, with no explanation at all. Thank you!

[sathyaramesh]

most underrated video !! deserves much more views..i am an indian and i couldnt understand the vowels as they all sounded the same ..ur video was a life saver..why din i have this in school !

[kryptonitiko]

This is magnificent!!!! I've been studied English for several years and this video is the best for the explanation of vowels' sounds. Definitely love it!

[OneStepToday]

Thank you so much. I am just discovering these things while studying Greek pronunciation and phonology history, for ancient Greek. You make it so amazingly easy and accurate. The best thing is that you keep videos very short, so they are easy to follow along.

[josoeun]

Im Korean student started majoring in English lang and i got lot of help from this thanks

[aitlkaidlahcen]

Actually, I watched many YouTube videos to learn how to voice those vowels, but I can't feel the position of my tongue until I move from 'i' to 'ae' and 'u.' Really, it's the best trick to teach someone new thanks

[beckygreenberg]

COMPLETE GENIUS Your "sliding" exercise is

[rajenranv]

Manner of articulation by the trainer is absolutely stupendous and trains with passion and patience. The subject on Phonetics is little bit complicated for the non-native speakers like me, as it involves many intricacies that has to be elaborated with adequate illustrations by the the trainer who is a native speaker. Truly, the trainer is doing great justice to the job. The beneficiaries of this session are certainly lucky enough to have such a great teacher, well endowed with professional wisdom. Every single information provided by the teacher is so precious that will go a long way in attaining the linguistic mastery. Let me share that as most of our physiological systems play a key role in deciding the utterances, care has to be taken to keep them in functional state. The class is definitely lively and effective. So nice of you, Sir. Great. (Ravi)

[Mssmn]

Thank you so much for this lesson! As an ESL student, I really apreciate it. I was so lost on this topic, now I can finally understand IPA chart.

[cristinasra.depichon]

This is a great lesson. Geniously illustrating. A lesson on comparing British and American/Canadian vowel sound could help greatly. For us Mexican English as a second language learners.

[micaeladuran]

You are helping me study for my phonetics and philosophy this week thank you! This is really helpful! :)

[veronicamauceri]

I'm italian and on friday i have an english exam about this. THANK GOD FOR THIS VIDEO.

[kamleshsainiindia]

I'd been waiting for this lesson for a long time since I learned IPA. This lesson is extremely helpful for me. I have no difficulty to learn anything in English provided you teach me. Many many many many many many thanks for this

[คุณลีลาวดี]

I’m from Thailand. I love this lesson.

[fleecysky]

Hi teacher! I loved this lesson. Some IPA symbols are different from those you used and some phonemes are missing (such as 3:) but I appreciated the way you produced the sounds you chose to consider and pronounce. The slight differences existing between sounds are so clear! Please make other videos on this interesting subject. Thanks

[knowone]

LAN-guage is operating system.. LAN is local area network, a guage is a guage..
He gave u a tongue so that u cud say "toung-ue"
This a good one, appreciate your content
English is 7.0 upgrade

[rositakasal]

Thank you so much. A very good teacher. Got sufficient marks .God bless you sir.

[rolandbabo]

I appreciated the class. I would like to know if it exists one rule to transcribe "oo" as in "foot", "blood", "mood" etc.

[MrMirville]

There is also a closed central vowel : it can be lazy as final e in decided or e in pretty or I in merrily, or tense as u in occupy.