Romanian Phonics Lesson #3: Letter  (sound, pronunciation, vocabulary, examples)

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Episode #3 of the Romanian Phonics Lessons Series is all about the sounds, pronunciation, target vocabulary, and context examples of words with Letter "â".

This episode is brought to you by Voicu Mihnea Simandan, a Bangkok-based Romanian teacher and education entrepreneur.

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[nationalairspaceadventures]

English equivalent: When Steve gets hurt in Minecraft

[GoofyGoober]

Buna! Respect and love from Ukraine. I was looking for a good explanation for Ă and  because with knowing Ukrainian and Russian  is easy, because we have the letter И, Ы, but was breaking my tongue with Ă :D
Now I understood the difference. Thanks!

[yika-xy]

Pay attention to the eyes and the eyebrows. It is essential in nailing the pronunciation in the exact sound it supposed to sound.

[Papa_Slang]

Thanks for the lesson, Edna. Say hi to Elastigirl, for me!

[tadeuh.santos]

Luckly I'm brazilian! We have this same sound in portuguese. For example, the word "pânico" (panic). Very good lesson, by the way!

[florencesury]

Did I get it right A ''with hat on top"' and I "with hat on top" are the same sound but if beginning of the word it is written I but in middle of words it is written A?

[legaleagle]

I found this letter easy to pronounce, because while the sound doesn't exist in English, it does exist in French and German. It's the same sound as the "u" in French "tu" or the "ü" in German "über, " but much shorter. To make it, round your lips as much as possible, and say "ee."

[Orla]

my native language is Spanish and this sound doesn't exist. I don't know how to pronounce it.

[bigrobbyd.]

It sounds like pronouncing the schwa sound through one's nose. It is very nasal sounding.

[pleckenby]

Can you please tell me why you find it necessary to shout your videos rather than speak normally?