HOW TO SOUND MORE NATURAL/HOW TO PRONOUNCE 'TO'/AMERICAN ACCENT TRAINING/AMERICAN PRONUNCIATION

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[luluwka]

I've been learning American English for almost 3 years now. I know pretty much about the different pronunciation secrets, and still this video is full of new information for me. I watched it twice already)) it is really useful! Thanks a million, Kevin! ❤️❤️❤️

[mahmudsiam]

Please make more this type of long video. This video is so helpful.

[theanhhoang]

1.consonant + tờ
2.vowel (u, e, o, a, i)ai, ou+đờ
3.vowel+đu+ ờ
4.consonant + tu +ờ
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[Euxiphipops]

Never in my life would I have thought I would be learning how to pronounce "to" after 35 years of practice. But here we are.

[rosalynleon]

You’re an amazing teacher!!! Thank you so much for the correct way of teaching English !

[gladysgriffin]

Thanks for this very useful lesson Kevin.

[cristhyancalderonarias]

Super excellent class thanks ❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😲😲😲😲😲

[fatimawelsh]

Thank you so much for your great lesson!! 🎊🇺🇸🎊🇺🇸🎊 love American pronunciation!

[chicochester]

Obrigado professor Kevin meu inglês melhorou muito depois que conheci seu canal

[docscrapper]

Excellent lesson. Exactly what people who want to sound American need,

[derekwu]

There's some new information I haven't learned before. Thanks a lot. Fantastic!

[ivanrevkov]

You are a great pronunciation teacher. You could make an amazing pronunciation course with focus on intonation!!! Really hard to find anything decent on intonation

[eveliiima]

I'm in love with your channel, I'm watching all the videos. Would it be possible to do a video explaining all the sounds of "a"? I would appreciate it. Thank you!

[alexezhov]

Kevin, thanks for the video! question: to my Russian ear, you deafen the D sound in the phrase good school. We are taught that in a Russian accent it is always necessary to deafen the ringing sounds at the end of a word, but this is not always done in an American accent. which rule will be correct? how does deafening depend on the deaf consonant sound in the next word?

[SadDays-]

Thank You so much. <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

I have been trying to pick up the American accent for many many years. I had put in a lot of efforts but seen little progress. Your videos are so useful, and help me realize what i have been saying wrong all along.

You actually have and teach the true and American accent; but moreover, you provide the reasons/rules that work and make sense. So, it makes it much easier for us to pick up the rules. (Does Ji Cramer have an American accent? But I can't understand him. I have to focus 100% or even rewind some parts before I can figure out what he says.)

The only complaint (but it's not a real complaint) I have is about the organization of your videos. It took me some time to find the videos I needed among the hundreds/thousands of videos you have. And Google's AI is not smart enough to feed me what I want/need automatically. So sometimes I watched the more advanced videos before finding the introductory ones, and I was a bit lost.

Thank You sooo much. You are really helping us who are fluent but can't drop our accent.
Your channel is a gem!

[Gene]

This is an insightful video. I love it.

[another.]

Excellent my friend. What a lesson!!!. May Jehovah bless you.

[aliciabrown]

Thanks for the excellent class, very helpful.

[eduardovinuesa]

I wonder if all of these changes with "TO" pronunciation are taught to children in American schools, and if they are important for foreigners to know. I ve been studying English for years and the professors never mention them. Thanks proffesor Kevinn for you valuable information.

[oduvan]

Once I had a job interview. The CEO of the company who is British told me that funny enough I have American accent. I guess that comes from watching 'Friends' a lot. 😁