I understand American accent very well when I listen to standard American accents as in this video or academic lectures , but when I listen to a movie or an American series or any kind of casual conversation , I get lost, feel dumb and end up embarrassed . So what should I do ?
WOW that was really helpful thanks... i am a non-native english speaker and i really try my best to speak a good american accent that i've been watching american movies ever since i was 9 and now i am finally starting to pick up a few words... but i have always had a problem with the word.. WORLD!!!! so thanks for uploading this video! :D
that is good teaching, I can't say world and street correctly, once, I graduate in UK , and say it with a british accent in a travel shop -- and ask for "ROUND-THE-WORLD" air ticket, then the shop keeper make fun out of me and mock me
I teach English, although I'm Brazilian, but... I learned a different way to do it... such as to tell people to say "were old", but instead of giving a strong stress on the word "were" , I'd just tell them to pronounce it slightly and say "old" in a stronger way, like "wr old" , what you think of it, teacher ?
I am an American and I've always been curious at how other cultures hear our accents. I actually thought that we didn't have accents, but that's pretty ignorant on my part. This video helped me see this at last! It's very interesting to hear what we actually do, and understand better why some people have trouble speaking it.
Hello, I`m a none native speaker, I live in the UK, but I`ve just realized that, the American accent suits me much better than the British.
I`d love to gain a nice American accent. Thank your for these videos, these help a lot, you`re a great teacher, I wish I was in your class, I think after a while I`d sound like a proper American.
i'm from philippines and i'm currently residing here in america. i am really bothered on my accent.. sometimes it feels awful whenever i talk to americans. but i do love americans! they're very understanding and hospitable. and they don't care about my accent. not to mention this.. they don't loathe me. thank you very much for this tutorial! i'm pretty sure that i will get along with my friends in this american accent!
@itsaleeeeexis You don't need to speak in an american accent. It's weird when people who naturally don't have american accents to speak in that manner.
Thank you very much for your help. I got your book and it did help me a lot! Could you please make a video explaining how to pronounce the word "forward"? Every time I try to pronounce it I feel like I try to break my tongue... Thanks in advance!
@Deborah8678 I'm American, I pronounce forward like "for-wrd", removing the vowel like she did in her video, and pronouncing the "wr" the same way as well.
i'm from the czech republic. my mom have been learning me english since i was 2. we learn british english at school but i use to watch movies and stuff in american english. i also like pitbull -the rapper, who speaks with a spanish accent. so my accent is kinda mixed up with all of these but its probably a good think as well because i can speak in all three ways if i try LOL
What is the pronunciation of 'poor' and 'pour' ? Both words trick me a lot and I think they may trick many people who have English as a second language as well. Brazilian here! :P
@MrNasc -- An American here! They do essentially sound the same, (they're called homophones, they sound the same, but have different meanings. Tricky little devils!) but when you use the word 'pour' in a sentence, it tends to be slightly elongated and have emphasis because of the 'ou' spelling. (ex. "Will you POUR the milk?") Where as 'poor' is shortened and clipped. You don't stop to emphasize it like 'pour'. "Oh, those poor people!" vs. "Will you POUR the milk?" I hope that helped a little? :)
@sprucepantherkmt They don't always have the same meaning. Typically when people say world they literally mean the earth, but when they say globe they mean a round material model of the earth.
Very helpful, I am going for an audition in summer for a play and I have to sing a song, tell a joke and speak in an american accent, when I read that I panicked. I got the hang of it now that I have watched your videos, I am going to subscribe for more videos
Hi Lisa, I have a problem to pronounce the "br" and "dr", "fr" like break bread, drink, drive, drug, fruit, ect. Hope you can help me. By the way, my pronunciation get to improve when I watched your video. Thank you for your nice job.
Hi Lisa, How are you doing? You always do a good job. I like the way when you teach us English. You are a wonderful person. Will you please teach us all kind of Punctuation? And I would like to know when we use a latter ( A ). Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. You have a good day.
I'm not a native speaker of English and this video was very helpful. When I was practising pronunciation, my dad came into my room and was looking at me with WTF Face:-) I don't know if it's a problem to the rest of non native speakers of English, but for me it's pretty hard to pronounce the word "literally". To pronounce this word correctly I have to say it slowly, which sounds weird. Great series of videos. You're an amazing teacher!
I'm not a native speaker of English and this video was very helpful. When I was practising pronunciation, my dad came into my room and was looking at me with WTF Face:-) I don't know if it's a problem to the rest of non native speakers of English, but for me it's pretty hard to pronounce the word "literally". To pronounce this word correctly I have to say it slowly, which sounds weird. Great series of videos. You're an amazing teacher!
Understandable explenation and generally great series of videos! I'm not a native speaker of English and when I was practising, my dad came into my room and he was looking at my with WTF face:-)
I understand every word she says but I have a problem is that when I am watching movies, those americans speak very fast but they are able to understand each other. I have to think awhile to know what they are saying. The problem isnt with my english standard. Can anyone tell me the problem?
@Kenneth9725 well all I have to say is that you have to get used to it. You can know a language very well, but hearing it is totally different. People don't speak slowly so they can pronounce every little detail. You just have to get use to the pace of speaking.
you are a very nice teacher, i knew already how to say RLD in english exactly but i didn't know "wor" was without the "o" sound and that's a really wonderfull advice for me, now i looks more like an american when i speak and i am not far to be same, thank you very much!
thanks so much for these uploads...if she was my teacher i would speak american english in one year time fluently .... i ve been doing 10years english and still no accent....i wish i had a teacher like her...she is really good!!!
Perfect! I've just learned how to say it propely and now It sound perfect! I've always had some problems with this one (i'm polish so my language is a bit harsh in pronounciation) I would like to have a teacher like you!
I could never pronounce the word 'world' right, if I only I thought of mixing 'world' with the Dutch word for it: 'wereld', which also contains a schwa sound after the r. Only the schwa seems a bit less obvious to me in AE. I feel kinda stupid now, for not thinking of it sooner, haha!
Hi thank you so much for this lesson I have just bought the entire 4 dvd set from you.
I lived in USA for so long but i still sound like Steve Irwin lol. I think I should try to sound American. I could put on American accent and still sound American but i never knew about the rules from your video.
Thanks for the lesson and i have just bought your dvds. Is there a download link entire dvd? I never got the link, only an email saying it will be sent to me at my Australian address.
Months' ths sound are difficult.I bought Mastering the American Accent book.Word by word practice I feel ok but when it comes to longer sentece I sometimes feel it's like a tongue twisters.
Haha, I've been told I pronounce words "weird" even though American English is my first language. I was thinking about how I pronounce "world" before I heard it.. I pronounce it like "whirled".. Hahaha,
When looking at the whiteboard she was writing on it looked like a young child's attempt at spelling,but in fact she's just explaining the pronounciation of words in American accent.No offense intended.By that,I thank you very much as I am truly learning from your videos and I can speak the American accent more fluently.
omg i don't like much american accent, i guess british is correctly and is easier to understand:) american president is an asshole because he does anything for United States!>>George bush did more of america than obama!
iam french and i think you are able to learn anglish with your accent at the french people than begin to learn englisgh i have understand everything your accent good teecher realy good accent
I know English since I was 4 (20 now) and I speak it pretty well but I don't have any accent and "world" and "girl" have always been a problem for me. Thank you for the vid!
No, you wouldn't be 'hella' rich, you'd just be another EFL accent reduction trainer. Depending on where you live, you'd probably make enough to be "middle class-ish", but nowhere near Carlos Slim or Bill Gates.
@macibax: Naw, people really do believe that. But a decent accent can be acquired. I mean, look at Hollywood actors: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Antonio Banderas, Penelope Cruz, etc. They speak English well enough that we don't get distracted by the occasional slip of the tongue.
As an American, I think the word "world" as pronounced might better be spelled like: "weruld". The "wer" part is pronounced like the verb "were" and add "uld".
oll americans tolk to fast, for that some times no undertend nathing, please spek a little more slow
mayobneza 6 days ago
@GumihoLes ext-ror-dinary
JenniferJuhas 1 week ago
I have a dutch accent and damn this is hard to learn :/ I pronounce words correctly but it just doesn't sound american lol
G0ldwaves 3 weeks ago
hm...i'm not native english speaker but i pronounce that world exactly like she does.
ReasonForLiisu 4 weeks ago
This is awesome. Thanks.
theperfectionist 1 month ago
opps... my tongue twisted...LOL.. it's hard to change the accent since I already used to my own accent...
annatsukiya 1 month ago
i'm in love wth this accent ,, i wish to visit CA
39859662 1 month ago
im american but i never realized i had an accent until watching videos like this one.
oohhhamanda 1 month ago
i love american accent and im proud to say i can say world perfectly even tho im not native speaker :)
anckkk 1 month ago
I understand American accent very well when I listen to standard American accents as in this video or academic lectures , but when I listen to a movie or an American series or any kind of casual conversation , I get lost, feel dumb and end up embarrassed . So what should I do ?
r0rozx 2 months ago
thanks.............from myanmar.
tunkohasaw 2 months ago
why am I watching this I'm American
bellabelieber98 2 months ago 9
i think is the most difficult word for most of the hispanic people world
i used to say message besides massage
julioclau 2 months ago
I LOVED YOU
really awesome lessons
mami997 2 months ago
WOW that was really helpful thanks... i am a non-native english speaker and i really try my best to speak a good american accent that i've been watching american movies ever since i was 9 and now i am finally starting to pick up a few words... but i have always had a problem with the word.. WORLD!!!! so thanks for uploading this video! :D
Angela25597 2 months ago
I think I'm gonna buy that dvd soon! The American accent rocks!
DenMegaSlemme 2 months ago
I can't pronounce words ending with a th like ''faith''
micjacinnbe 3 months ago
I like this lady, u're so good at what you're doing.
frankgslook 3 months ago
Hi, I'm an Egyptian and I'm searching for an English speaker who is interested in politics and international affairs to chat with
89Admiral 3 months ago in playlist Lisa Mojsin
i can't pronounce 'extraordinary' right
GumihoLes 3 months ago
@GumihoLes Just "extra-ord-inary"
TamerXmilad1 3 months ago
you are right,the word 'world'is the most dificult to pronounce ....
panoramazotti 4 months ago
Lisa, You are an awesome instructor. I will definitely recommend your videos to nonnative speakers. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
johbspackaging 4 months ago
Thanks
adrianeitor92 4 months ago
werld..:D
metaldorksforever666 4 months ago
i usually says 'worry' in wrong way. How stupid i am XD
jewwywy 5 months ago
you just taught me how to do my own accent.. i didnt realize how complicated it is to say world. hahahaha.
BackwardsBeautyx 5 months ago
GAH! I never noticed I was saying weruld!!!!
polywaggerson 5 months ago
that is good teaching, I can't say world and street correctly, once, I graduate in UK , and say it with a british accent in a travel shop -- and ask for "ROUND-THE-WORLD" air ticket, then the shop keeper make fun out of me and mock me
tvbNEWSreporter 5 months ago
@tvbNEWSreporter you're so lucky for buying a RTW ticket.
lifesabeach1810 1 month ago
omg i didn't know i was saying weruld all the time not world!!!
achkasovnikita 5 months ago
You are the best US accent teacher I have seen so far!
sapodillagirl 5 months ago
I teach English, although I'm Brazilian, but... I learned a different way to do it... such as to tell people to say "were old", but instead of giving a strong stress on the word "were" , I'd just tell them to pronounce it slightly and say "old" in a stronger way, like "wr old" , what you think of it, teacher ?
gabrielkhourifonseca 5 months ago
Hello , I'm from Saudi arabia , thanks miss Lisa , I really can now do it well !
iMesho10 5 months ago
I am an American and I've always been curious at how other cultures hear our accents. I actually thought that we didn't have accents, but that's pretty ignorant on my part. This video helped me see this at last! It's very interesting to hear what we actually do, and understand better why some people have trouble speaking it.
DorkoMouthfly 6 months ago 36
thanks that meant world to me
sunilsv66 6 months ago
i say it like werld
CaileeMarie3 7 months ago 31
it's funny how, when you look at the statistics, most of the likes are American (or Indian, which makes sense) not from other countries.
worganyos 7 months ago
excellent. thank you. please up more videos teaching this difficult words in english. thank you.
sweetscorpious 7 months ago 3
Hello, I`m a none native speaker, I live in the UK, but I`ve just realized that, the American accent suits me much better than the British.
I`d love to gain a nice American accent. Thank your for these videos, these help a lot, you`re a great teacher, I wish I was in your class, I think after a while I`d sound like a proper American.
sublimeaudio 7 months ago
I'll get you started... Americans hardly ever say "proper".
mrr5052 4 months ago
@BieberWONDERFUL
I'm from america and i'm in French 1. French is hard to learn, but i'm guessing our accent is hard also.
Je vais aller a France.
irawesomer 7 months ago
very smart and very beautiful teacher )))))
aaaaaaa4506 7 months ago
you're a super super great teacher but i speak British :(((((, British accent fits me better, i don't know if this can apply for British accent
truongphan90 8 months ago
i'm from philippines and i'm currently residing here in america. i am really bothered on my accent.. sometimes it feels awful whenever i talk to americans. but i do love americans! they're very understanding and hospitable. and they don't care about my accent. not to mention this.. they don't loathe me. thank you very much for this tutorial! i'm pretty sure that i will get along with my friends in this american accent!
itsaleeeeexis 8 months ago 3
@itsaleeeeexis You don't need to speak in an american accent. It's weird when people who naturally don't have american accents to speak in that manner.
marcsman229 7 months ago
Amazingly helpful! Thanks
sheng0310 8 months ago
I thought I was never goona be able to say that word! Thank u very much!
MelinaLG 8 months ago in playlist English Speaking Rules VVI Videos
I can;t wait to share this with my Chinese students! Thank you!
aln29540 8 months ago
MERCI grâce à ça i'll drop out my fucking french accent
dikaprio4life 8 months ago
damn it.. and i thought that American is easy.. :@...
but still, the harder to learn, the better the challenge.. :)
DrKillaser 8 months ago
ur very helpful!! i'm spanish and i hope some day i'll be able to speak like an american native
TakeFlow1 8 months ago
GREAT TEACHER !!! THANK YOU SO MUCH
dios4coronada 9 months ago
this video is more popular in america than europe, but it's equally popular in the middle east...they're trying to blend in... O_O
muffinsNsausage 10 months ago
american English seems more difficult than i thought
RAHHicecream 10 months ago
finally I can pronounce it correctly!!!
Meelisamoreno 10 months ago
You're the best, Lisa! Many thanks.
NarcyzKnap 10 months ago
3:19 she pronounciate R like we- Poles do
RRRR
AnnaLynne3 10 months ago
I'm mostly American and I never noticed ANY of this. Also, I apparantly don't pronounce anything right.
Mayokitty7 10 months ago 2
missive thanks
Sweetieicy 10 months ago
you are an excellent teacher~
Elie665 10 months ago
Hi Lisa,
Thank you very much for your help. I got your book and it did help me a lot! Could you please make a video explaining how to pronounce the word "forward"? Every time I try to pronounce it I feel like I try to break my tongue... Thanks in advance!
Deborah8678 11 months ago
@Deborah8678 I'm American, I pronounce forward like "for-wrd", removing the vowel like she did in her video, and pronouncing the "wr" the same way as well.
Leggaureggieggo 9 months ago
nice ity helps me a lot thanks
jamesdrilon3006 11 months ago
i'm from the czech republic. my mom have been learning me english since i was 2. we learn british english at school but i use to watch movies and stuff in american english. i also like pitbull -the rapper, who speaks with a spanish accent. so my accent is kinda mixed up with all of these but its probably a good think as well because i can speak in all three ways if i try LOL
princesskatherine95 11 months ago
you're AMAZING
Paulov87 11 months ago
What is the pronunciation of 'poor' and 'pour' ? Both words trick me a lot and I think they may trick many people who have English as a second language as well. Brazilian here! :P
Thank you teacher! ;-)
MrNasc 11 months ago
@MrNasc poor is more like poo -r whereas pour is more like po-r
klyspeez 11 months ago
@MrNasc -- An American here! They do essentially sound the same, (they're called homophones, they sound the same, but have different meanings. Tricky little devils!) but when you use the word 'pour' in a sentence, it tends to be slightly elongated and have emphasis because of the 'ou' spelling. (ex. "Will you POUR the milk?") Where as 'poor' is shortened and clipped. You don't stop to emphasize it like 'pour'. "Oh, those poor people!" vs. "Will you POUR the milk?" I hope that helped a little? :)
missAUDACITY 11 months ago 2
just say globe
sprucepantherkmt 11 months ago
@sprucepantherkmt They don't always have the same meaning. Typically when people say world they literally mean the earth, but when they say globe they mean a round material model of the earth.
1danyol1 11 months ago
Very helpful, I am going for an audition in summer for a play and I have to sing a song, tell a joke and speak in an american accent, when I read that I panicked. I got the hang of it now that I have watched your videos, I am going to subscribe for more videos
Omar29jan 11 months ago
Thank you very much! :)
ChibiKiseki 11 months ago
wr /^e/ ld. helpful. thanks.
roygbiv330 11 months ago
i ruld around the street! ^^
xXtheghilliemanXx 11 months ago
Hi Lisa, I have a problem to pronounce the "br" and "dr", "fr" like break bread, drink, drive, drug, fruit, ect. Hope you can help me. By the way, my pronunciation get to improve when I watched your video. Thank you for your nice job.
Nataliengoc14 11 months ago
woo that was difficult, but i managed it :D! thank you
AvrilLavigneFan19844 1 year ago
How, I have heard some good teachers, but, you ar the best. Thanks a lot
cesarcastxx 1 year ago
but the British pronounce the "o" right?
nonetheless you are awesome !
anakbangauzz 1 year ago
We rolled.
begtheflamesforourme 1 year ago
Hi Lisa, How are you doing? You always do a good job. I like the way when you teach us English. You are a wonderful person. Will you please teach us all kind of Punctuation? And I would like to know when we use a latter ( A ). Thanks a lot. I appreciate it. You have a good day.
Soheir1000 1 year ago
thanks for your video.your voice's really clear and nice to listen to.Can you more videos like this kind?
rlalnunkunga 1 year ago
thank you i think i got it :D
tinimissvn 1 year ago
I'm not a native speaker of English and this video was very helpful. When I was practising pronunciation, my dad came into my room and was looking at me with WTF Face:-) I don't know if it's a problem to the rest of non native speakers of English, but for me it's pretty hard to pronounce the word "literally". To pronounce this word correctly I have to say it slowly, which sounds weird. Great series of videos. You're an amazing teacher!
PLPs2GamesPL 1 year ago
I'm not a native speaker of English and this video was very helpful. When I was practising pronunciation, my dad came into my room and was looking at me with WTF Face:-) I don't know if it's a problem to the rest of non native speakers of English, but for me it's pretty hard to pronounce the word "literally". To pronounce this word correctly I have to say it slowly, which sounds weird. Great series of videos. You're an amazing teacher!
PLPs2GamesPL 1 year ago
Understandable explenation and generally great series of videos! I'm not a native speaker of English and when I was practising, my dad came into my room and he was looking at my with WTF face:-)
PLPs2GamesPL 1 year ago
Thank you so much !!! I actually figured it out with a "u' tip !!!
rinoperlain 1 year ago
I understand every word she says but I have a problem is that when I am watching movies, those americans speak very fast but they are able to understand each other. I have to think awhile to know what they are saying. The problem isnt with my english standard. Can anyone tell me the problem?
Kenneth9725 1 year ago
@Kenneth9725 you're not used to this accent so its just gonna take u a little before u get the hang of it.
ilovesparky13 1 year ago
@Kenneth9725 well all I have to say is that you have to get used to it. You can know a language very well, but hearing it is totally different. People don't speak slowly so they can pronounce every little detail. You just have to get use to the pace of speaking.
Iterif1 1 year ago
world - We're old.
Shiroitora55 1 year ago 89
@Shiroitora55 haha
lukbuenosaires 1 year ago
My god, not at all!
Much more like: "were old", not "we're old". Watch out.
wags2jesus 6 months ago
awesome. I love your style of teaching accents.
Wishing to see more vids...
adityajoshi5 1 year ago
you are a very nice teacher, i knew already how to say RLD in english exactly but i didn't know "wor" was without the "o" sound and that's a really wonderfull advice for me, now i looks more like an american when i speak and i am not far to be same, thank you very much!
cipihevent 1 year ago
ITS REALLY HARD FOR A JAPANESE!!!! tounge literally is twisting when trying this :( :(
whatsgoingonyall 1 year ago
thank you for this !
Gummiibaerchen123 1 year ago
Huh. I usually pronounce it as one syllable, with the "orl" part being pronounced as "earl."
lol I guess, being from West Virginia, I can't expect to have a 100% midwestern accent.
xCalyptrax 1 year ago
@xCalyptrax yeah, it IS 1 syllable.
ilovesparky13 1 year ago
wow, I just realized that there are things I need to work at that I didn't even know were wrong. These lessons are great, thank you!
bjoernarmo 1 year ago
She is really Good @ teaching!!!
discipulo99 1 year ago
how to purchase the book?
eagleaqua1 1 year ago
Please keep it up,Subscribed.
Arjun007ize 1 year ago
thanks so much for these uploads...if she was my teacher i would speak american english in one year time fluently .... i ve been doing 10years english and still no accent....i wish i had a teacher like her...she is really good!!!
lifeguard28usa 1 year ago
oh my tongue~! lol thank you very much ;)
phoebeshunkerbell 1 year ago
Perfect! I've just learned how to say it propely and now It sound perfect! I've always had some problems with this one (i'm polish so my language is a bit harsh in pronounciation) I would like to have a teacher like you!
MissSYZ 1 year ago
wow! you 're a great teacher, or what?
mpee100 1 year ago
so, is there a difference between whirled and world??
pimpthatcheerio 1 year ago
@pimpthatcheerio As a American...yes whirled is pronounced like werlld and world is pronounced like wererolled.
Logoseum 1 year ago
just say pronounce the word world werld thats how it said
geordieracer222 1 year ago
Wow. She's a GREAT TEACHER ! Thanks !!
alluhave2know 1 year ago
When I say "world" it always sounds like "whirled".
freewngs 1 year ago
i am american, but i still think this is interesting because some of it i would never think about. you're a great teacher! :)
JonBonJoviLover87 1 year ago
thank u so much!
HETFIELD2010 1 year ago
Wow i never understood why people from other countries hated the American accent so much, we slaughtered the english language lmao!!!
jericco 1 year ago
@jericco Na we mayde eh bedder!
Uuber 1 year ago
you are a good teacher
takeallmyinfo 1 year ago 119
Mirror and order are the ones that i can say
czar7czar 1 year ago
@czar7czar me too i cant say order ive practiciong for weeks and i cant
rebecakemp 1 year ago
I'am actually not native speaker,but i have no trouble with word or world pronunciation,thank you though
christacdc 1 year ago
hahaha i know it now :P and im still learning inglish
LiLgEoRg3 1 year ago
This is the first time I can pronounce word "World", even I live in America almost 2 year.
Thank you so much
MrKendudu 1 year ago
i am brazilian and i have a super difficult time saying some words and people make fun of me can you give me some instructions please???? ty ty ty ;)
wizard101personguy99 1 year ago
I could never pronounce the word 'world' right, if I only I thought of mixing 'world' with the Dutch word for it: 'wereld', which also contains a schwa sound after the r. Only the schwa seems a bit less obvious to me in AE. I feel kinda stupid now, for not thinking of it sooner, haha!
Thanks!
Elinious 1 year ago
I like Lisa,,she is really so attractive
i was not concentrating in the lesson ,,i was watching her,,she is really cute
carter31ful 1 year ago
So you mean that world and wirld or werld would be pronounced the same way?
Mottahead 1 year ago
thanks lisa ^^
sh8lob911 1 year ago
thank u very much
muhammad871 1 year ago
This is very awesome tichniques. I usually tried to sound like American and said "WOOORLD", now I understand it is rather pronounced as "wrld"
shashaniification 1 year ago
lol, she is that good. I'm sold. Ordering the DVD now.
tonycl568 1 year ago
Thank you.
tonycl568 1 year ago
After 2 months exercicing (during shower, walking, going to sleep), first time in my life I said 'world' correctly. Thanks from Poland :)
dobrzezle 1 year ago
The reason most people never improve their accent is because they are lazy and don't want to lose their identity as a foreigner
macintologist04 1 year ago
I love how she uses the whiteboard the old fashioned way. It is a great teaching tool and fewer and fewer professors are using them
macintologist04 1 year ago
Hi thank you so much for this lesson I have just bought the entire 4 dvd set from you.
I lived in USA for so long but i still sound like Steve Irwin lol. I think I should try to sound American. I could put on American accent and still sound American but i never knew about the rules from your video.
Thanks for the lesson and i have just bought your dvds. Is there a download link entire dvd? I never got the link, only an email saying it will be sent to me at my Australian address.
April xoxox
GigglingGirI 1 year ago
Hi Lisa , I'd is fentastic and superb. thanks a lot.
siddufactset 1 year ago
Cards and Cars's difference
Months' ths sound are difficult.I bought Mastering the American Accent book.Word by word practice I feel ok but when it comes to longer sentece I sometimes feel it's like a tongue twisters.
ramencurry 1 year ago
@ramencurry are you caucasian? or asian? most asians struggles.
GigglingGirI 1 year ago
I heard a lot of time 'worry' pronounced with open O from native speakers in TV shows and movies. So who is right then?
By the way, the most difficult word to pronounce for me is 'ask+s+the'. 'He asks+the...' 'She asks+the...' It is almost impossible to pronounce to me.
BonFire110 1 year ago
I say "world" like "whirled".. Haha.. But I say a ton of words "weird"..
MsChristinaMarie87 1 year ago
@MsChristinaMarie87 me too when i pretend to be american.
I am an Aussie living in USA for the past 20 years but i still have a strong Aussie Accent like Olivia Newton John.
GigglingGirI 1 year ago
Haha, I've been told I pronounce words "weird" even though American English is my first language. I was thinking about how I pronounce "world" before I heard it.. I pronounce it like "whirled".. Hahaha,
MsChristinaMarie87 1 year ago
Many thanks , its the first time I get it really well, thanks Lisa . I wish having a teacher like you.
Angeljosetoronto 1 year ago
THANK YOU!!!
ry4nkidz 1 year ago
Wow thanks a lot!
favm360 1 year ago
man, i'm american and i say it as "weld" in a funny british accent...
saying work as "wark"??? .... i'm sorry tahts funny :D
Cozypup 1 year ago
very good your courses,Lisa
jvmtt2009 1 year ago
Mss. Lisa You are great teacher!!!!
ThePafla 1 year ago
@guitarfreakzzz015 it's pronounced like sore and add a d sound at the end.
missCentral2009 1 year ago
Asians cannt pronounce words with the letter "r"....true story....the lady that does my nails cant say "world" or"water"
The3rdHiltonSister 1 year ago
@The3rdHiltonSister asians have like a rolling r, so instead of arghhh it's aerl
NonDairyYogurt 1 year ago
Thank you for this wonderful video, but i was wondering how to pronounce the word "sword"? How should it sound like? Thank you.
guitarfreakzzz015 1 year ago
wuruld!!!! jejejeje these are awesome videos!!!
buscadoradesuenos 1 year ago
Outstanding class. Really helpful, that's exactly what needed.
tvmxo5 1 year ago
When looking at the whiteboard she was writing on it looked like a young child's attempt at spelling,but in fact she's just explaining the pronounciation of words in American accent.No offense intended.By that,I thank you very much as I am truly learning from your videos and I can speak the American accent more fluently.
HBSfromMsia 1 year ago
here's the trick just try not to say the word as it is, just say "WeRLD" one short syllable, xxRebecca25xx is quite right about this!
that would do the trick as well.
it's just WERLD!
sornostrasse 1 year ago
This is really a difficult word, but now I know how to pronounce it properly. THX for the tip. "WROLLED" Great!
BonFire110 1 year ago
Good lesson thanx...
Juliablueee 1 year ago
omg i don't like much american accent, i guess british is correctly and is easier to understand:) american president is an asshole because he does anything for United States!>>George bush did more of america than obama!
Jacobvx2 1 year ago
but we say sword not like this=) s''wor''d
CanKuman8 1 year ago
iam french and i think you are able to learn anglish with your accent at the french people than begin to learn englisgh i have understand everything your accent good teecher realy good accent
paypan73 1 year ago
dont forget that ''world'' is one syllable(sp?) so it'd be better if you tried it as "wirl'd". this will make it flow better
xxRebecca25xx 1 year ago
I am amazed why we understand, even we know where the mistake is but cannot pronounce correctly while speaking. lol
basnetbarun 1 year ago
cant anyone who uses this tell me what the point in learning another accent foreign accents arent that hard to understand?
konkretemunkey 1 year ago
I know English since I was 4 (20 now) and I speak it pretty well but I don't have any accent and "world" and "girl" have always been a problem for me. Thank you for the vid!
Snoo1809 1 year ago
im portuguse and in my view that's very kind of u doing so i apreciate
NOMELEMBE 1 year ago
this is awesome
klaudiamond 1 year ago
great, thanks alot
wadee1964 1 year ago
I bet if I can teach foreign students to speak American, I'd be HELLA rich !
jsrf 1 year ago
No, you wouldn't be 'hella' rich, you'd just be another EFL accent reduction trainer. Depending on where you live, you'd probably make enough to be "middle class-ish", but nowhere near Carlos Slim or Bill Gates.
Armando2012102 1 year ago
@Armando2012102 im sure he was just joking....
macibax 1 year ago
@macibax: Naw, people really do believe that. But a decent accent can be acquired. I mean, look at Hollywood actors: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Antonio Banderas, Penelope Cruz, etc. They speak English well enough that we don't get distracted by the occasional slip of the tongue.
Armando2012102 1 year ago
it's magic thanks for your help and being passion.
sipou555 1 year ago
thank you so much great video
jrosephil 1 year ago
u solve my problem thx mam
mirjde 1 year ago
Owesome!
marabuone 1 year ago 2
i like your lesson.....i now know hehehhh
luweehsah 1 year ago
You are amazing! Thank you so much!
LadyRo20 1 year ago
As an American, I think the word "world" as pronounced might better be spelled like: "weruld". The "wer" part is pronounced like the verb "were" and add "uld".
jaegerhund 2 years ago 38
that's how i would explain it to someone.
MrZingnigga 1 year ago
@jaegerhund U RIGHT MAN ! I GOT IT RIGHT IN 3 SEDONDS '' WERULD'' , THE 5 MINUTES VIDEO DIDN'T DO THE JOB :D
linkin0007 1 year ago