The Self-Accent Hack: Use your Own Accent to Improve your English Pronunciation!

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[laracroftvideos]

This is so cool because somewhere along the way I got into the habit of doing exactly what you’re describing in this video and it’s such an automatic exercise at this point I’m not even aware I’m doing it lol. I have SO many of these short recordings on my phone dating all the way back to 2016.

[matiasdepaoli]

I am amazed by your theory since I had the same kind of thinking but in another direction.
What I thought is that we have an inner voice in our head to which we make reference. I thought that by listening the voice I want to imitate I will reference it to change it and turn it into my own inner voice.

This is great, I think it’ll help changing my own inner voice and not replace it by another.

[Ricardo-xggx]

Hi teacher,
I often record myself, and I notice I need to clarify the sounds, I mean I need to vocalise more, but I don't recognize if there is one worse than the other, well, I will follow your advice and will try to identify my mistakes, which it won't be difficult because they are everywhere. Cheers

[stevefx]

Pretty interesting, I'm def gonna try it

[Music-ukdm]

Musicians are advised to record their playing, too. But for analyzing and hearing mistakes. Here it's another idea. This is where the subconscious has to work. Interesting.

[danielacastanoabreu]

Hi, I have some doubts here. First of all, should I use the same recording to apply the technique? And secondly, do I need to take one to two weeks with the same recording or you meant that time was applying the technique overall?

[anonymoussix]

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