5 min daily pronunciation practice for effortless English

With just 5 minutes each day, relax your muscles and release tension from speaking.

If you often find yourself feeling stress, tension or pain in your face, you’re not alone! Speaking requires us to use a lot of muscles in our face: the tongue, jaw, lips and more. Especially when you speak English, you’re likely using your muscles in a different way, or feeling more stress or tension when speaking. When we don’t release this tension, it can build up and prevent us from speaking with ease.

Do these daily articulation and relaxation exercises to release your muscles and feel more free when speaking in English!

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[saif-ky]

Not many teachers are focusing on that important aspect let alone practising it on you tube video....Thank you Hadar for wonderful job peace to you from Libya

[margett__]

Here’s another vid of Hadar doing god’s work for us English learners of all kinds ❤ Thank you, Hadar!

[annavoytenko]

Thank you for the new pronunciation practice on the channel. Your outfit is stunning! Body shake is something I enjoyed the most. 😅It lifts up the mood so much! FYI, last year I gradually started introducing parts of your daily pronunciation sprints to my students, and when I got feedback from them, most of them told me they really like that part during a class!) Thank you, Hadar!

[constantinoooo]

I would pay for a course only with these sorts of training. It's so fantastic to relax in English.

[franciscojose]

No doubt one big teacher fantastic system for study english

[claudiayeomans]

Thanks Hadar for helping us to improve our speaking English with simple but effective techniques for better pronunciation 🌷.

[canoksancomprehensivelearn]

The best amongst the Hadar's videos that help the muscles to be flexible

[williamvillacis]

Nice techniques for begining our pronuntiation in English. Only everyday 5 minutes. Good job @Hadar

[franciscojose]

Pure motivation of course with teacher hadar exellent teacher

[g...u...t...o...s...i...x]

I also like to say a few phrases and try to go faster and stuff like that as if I was really talking to someone. Thank you so much.

[ademar]

Thanks Hadar for sharing this metho of learning English.

[JohnSnow-gn]

Love you, Hadar, you are just incredible. Your prononciation tips helped me a lot

[ElMoscas]

That's why I need to take up my English routine. So thanks a lot for making it.

[elenaasana]

This is something that was very necessary! Thanks a lot !!!❤

[Vvintremute]

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[sheikhshuvo]

That's an amusing and stunning video😍😍

[CECILLEPotot]

I find her cute. I really enjoy practicing with her.😂

[patrickpark]

a question, " learn lesson the hard way " Is it grammatically correct ? No need to put any preposition before ' the hard way ' ? because I feel not comfortable for connecting learn (Verb) + lesson (Noun) + the hard way (Noun). Isn't it better to make it " learn lesson through (or in) the hard way) ? Could you tell me, Please..