Hi rebecca.. Thanks for your help. For how long do you think i should practice these exercises every time? 5 minutes or more? And for how long i should keep practising . One month or more. Another question please: i bought the American accent book as you advised in another video.. Do you think that is enough or not. The last question: i have little chance to practice speaking with native speakers, is there any online club i can involve with to practice my english.. Many many thanks
@aliaea Hi Aliaea, if you are referring to our "Guide to Speaking American English with Confidence & Clarity," this is the guide we use with all of our clients. When you purchase a self study package, I also analyze your speech based on a diagnostic, so take the diagnostic and return it to me for analysis if you haven't done that already - that's key. You need to focus on your specific issues in the right order to get result. Feel free to email me directly for more details.
rebecca--first of all its clear you help folks ok--but at the five minute mark youre very pointed and sexy tongue emerges--youve gotta know that licking youre lips is very seductive to men--also its highly erotic--acting naive and calling people "a child" for thinking so is criminal..ive had this video saved onto my real player since day one for youre lip licking--i have a perfect amaerican accent didnt need help there--but it did help me do something else 28 times and counting..thanks...
@deppleo1 You can turn anything into anything, but mouth stretches are designed to help those with foreign accents acquire American Accents ... if you want something more, I'm sure there are far BETTER videos out there for that than this one!
@rebeccalinquist youre tongue is truly a masterpiece--its the way you utilize it--jus saying--it actually got me to watch all youre vids--ur sucha gorgeous woman..rawrrrrr---when you lick youre lips my heart jumps out
Thanks a bunch for these great tips! I wasn't even aware that this was (still is) my main problem - I wasn't using my jaws to articulate words. The relaxed vs. tense issue...
Oh goodness! My tongue isn't as long as yours. I can't stick it out enough to make all those movements. Ah I guess I won't be able to speak like a native ever in life. :(
@CreativeZedDotCom ... You don't need a long tongue for an american accent... I dont have a very long tongue and I have a pretty good american accent. (It helps that im american)
Just wanna say that I am studying to be an actor so speaking clearly and confidently is a must for any actor. Your video's have really helped me to improve my communication skills. Keep up the good work and don't let negative people ruin ur progress. Take care of yourself hun and i look forward to seeing more of your clips in the future. I will be saving them for future reference. :D
I loved your video! This is exactly what I've been looking for. For the 1st exercise I can't do the movement to the right side at all, but will keep practicing. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos!!
You wanna get an american accent? Just put someting in your nose and you got it. My favorit choice are well oiled tampons. No seriously, what is the problem if you don´t have the american accent? Why should I broke my tongue to sound so nasal?
I was hoping to find a video for native English speakers on how to do an American accent. This is for those learning English as a second language. Anyone know of a site that helps with the former?
i have extensive vocabulary but i cant really say the words correctly sometimes cause of my lisp and sometimes i usually stop in the middle of a sentence as a result. what should i do rebecca?
@Vik13vik I usually customize exercises for clients that they do 5-10 minutes 3 times per day - it really depends on your specific speech issues. We generally combine articuation exercises with resonance & breathing. Hope that helps! If you'd like to work with a Coach, come to our website!
MUSTA MU?? KAILA MU KNSA KU? TRAINING TA KARUN,! HOPE WE COULD SPEAK BETTER IN ENGLISH NOW,....... PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT BUT NOBODY IS PERFECT , SO WHY STILL PRACTICING?
First Premise: Practice makes perfect. (Wrong! It should be correct practice makes perfect).
Second Premise: Nobody is perfect. (Perfect here means different from the perfect in the first premise).
Conclusion: So why still practice.(Since there is no relation between the first premise to the 2nd premise...and no deduction or inference can be made the conclusion is obviously wrong.)
I'm just making fun of logic my friend, not you...
@SBLEOO Is your question proof that mouth exercises work? I would just say try them and see if they help you - they are not useful for everyone, and if your jaw hurts or makes a noise, stop doing them!
@rebeccalinquist thanks for reply..i will do these steps everyday..coz i had a tongue tie operation when i was a kid.. and whenever i speak fast my tongue gets twisted..
Glad that you've posted a video to educate us on the use of American Accent. Not sure if you've heard of Singapore but I've a pretty strong Singaporean accent (my first language is English). Feeling kinda apprehensive as I'm heading down to the states this coming fall semester and worry if American won't be able to understand me. Hope you can advise me on this.
I'd like to thank you for posting your videos online as they help me a lot. Even when I just watch them and try to repeat what you are saying I feel my speech becoming clear. I want the changes to become permanent and I tried to do articulation exercises, but I think I'm overdoing them and my accent gets worse. I don't understand whether the exercises themselves are not good for me (I'm Ukrainian/Russian who just moved to Canada) or this is just a normal transition period?
@bi9bu9 There is a transition period, but it's best to have a Coach help you so you know that you are pronouncing the sounds correctly ... visit my website and request a consultation with one of our coaches!
Hi Rebecca! Your video is amazing! I'll definitely spend some time watching these! I wanted to ask you a couple of questions that intrigues me. How do you find it for a brazilian to be most challenging in getting rid of difficult articulated words and pronunciation, thus improving their accent? (I'm brazilian). Moreover, my question is to understand as well how other languages can be like these or not.
@nahclara It's been awhile since I worked with a Brazilian, but a couple of things I remember are voicing issues (when you use a vibrated vs a voiceless consonants) like easy with a /z/ not an /s/, and for some Brazilians, not putting a vowel in between the root and the /ed/ endings in a word like "changed" - it would be pronounced "change ED" instead of "changd" (just a /d/, no schwa or short /i/). Those are a couple of things I remember ... I think the /r/ is challenging too.
@rebeccalinquist I recognize these problems as you say and I've recognized it on my speech in a few words (specially that I work with kids they also call my attention for a few of these). But I've got a different question, how come when people sing usually they are "accentless"?
Hi Rebec, I'm from Brazil and I'm study english, you're doing a good job, but you speaking very fast. Your videos are very very good, but for the people are studing is complicate understand you. Speak a little more slow.
Take care and sorry my bad english hehe for me is very dificult think in english but I'm trying everyday.
@kukulkan07 I do a whole series of these kinds of exercises with clients - starting with simple ones and gradually moving to ones that require more prolonged vocal vibration - several times a day and then increasing the length depending on which specific vocal issues you have - and then clients focus in their improvement areas for a longer period of time during practice - using 10 minutes a time.
Wow this vid is really helpful... however sometimes i am demotivated by people in my workplace whenever i'm speakin' with american accent. They just could not accept it...They will be more kinda accepting speaking english with a Malaysian way. I'm Malaysian anyway... :(
Wow! You seem like an awesome teacher! I am a non-native American English speaker, but when I came to the States everybody thought I was raised there, but I still have my "gaps". Hopefully I will learn something from this and perfect my accent.
Rebecca, my apology for a very late response. No, I didn't worked in Telus, Philippines. T'was at Global Contact Services International. Right now I am out of that company after THEY scammed our Account. I am now working in the Government focusing on Peace Process. Still don't know if I will still go back in the Call Center industry. Yet this helped me a lot. Just ignore others who criticize this. For us who are not an American, this helped us s lot for learning. Keep up the good work!
OMG...rebecca im not rying to be weird--but from 4:57 till 6:15 I was in heaven--youre tongue is amazing--lol the lip licking was outta this word...wow ****gasps for breath**** ty also youre eyes are gorgeous
@rebeccalinquist Yes I understand that now. I tried learning an Austrailian Accent, and boy is it Challenging. I know what you mean now. Very good intructions. (:
Whaaaad' up Guys? Nah; Just kiddin'. " Is that really what American's say? " Nope! So I'm 14 & , I don't know how I stumbed upon this video, considering I have an American Accent, I never really realized that we move our mouths alot? Actually, we don't. I can not move my lips at all and still have a Perfect American Accent, maybe because it's my Natural Accent? & Negative to people who believe we sound "nasally"? Uhh, okay? I mean yeah when we have a cold or something? Anyways thanks! (: Caitlyn
@caitlynchristine333 As a native speaker, you don't need to ... but what if you tried to learn another language? You might to exaggerate to get the right sound quality ... get it?
@caitlynchristine333 your totally right. I dont know what this woman degree is in phonetics, but my teacher has PHD in lenguages, and he says american dont move their mouth too much, which is the opposit to latin american people that move it a lot to talk; however, these exercises are helpfull because I have practiced them, and they really warm your mouth so that you would articulate sounds easier.
you dont realise that we move our mouths alot because its what we're used to as americans. compared to other languages we do moves our mouths alot. COMPARATIVELY. it think you should trust her, it is her area of study...
Great video. As non-native speaker it may help to maste American and perhaps Irish to a certain extent. Much easier to master an English or Aussie accent.
actually it's bullshit that the american accent has more mouth movements than "foreign" languages, in fact, I think, quite the contrary. I always get the feeling the average americans have their jaws pretty much closed while speaking...
I LOVE AMERICAN ACCENT AND I LOVE YOUR VOICE TOO, but I don't usually practice pushing the lips forward and keeping them backward like the way you suggest.
For people from any language, not just you native Americans, the use of the mouth muscles depends mostly on personal characteristics, interest, speech speed and pitch, emphasis etc. It doesn't necessarily mean that people with standard american accent all use the mouth muscles so much like the way you suggest.
Awesome videos, Mrs Linquist! I'm checking bunch of videos now on YouTube to improve my American Accent. This video helped me to prove, that my friends are wrong, too. They were always laughing at me how I pronounce YouTube. I showed them this video and they shut their mouths:-)
I was searching on web about the differences about american accent and british. Your videos are perfect! I was doing all the mouth exercise together with you. Thanks a lot for your time. You are very precious for non-speaker English language.
now I have to find @im18iswear1000 's comment...
ItEzoOlEsYaTv 1 week ago
Hi rebecca.. Thanks for your help. For how long do you think i should practice these exercises every time? 5 minutes or more? And for how long i should keep practising . One month or more. Another question please: i bought the American accent book as you advised in another video.. Do you think that is enough or not. The last question: i have little chance to practice speaking with native speakers, is there any online club i can involve with to practice my english.. Many many thanks
aliaea 1 week ago
@aliaea Hi Aliaea, if you are referring to our "Guide to Speaking American English with Confidence & Clarity," this is the guide we use with all of our clients. When you purchase a self study package, I also analyze your speech based on a diagnostic, so take the diagnostic and return it to me for analysis if you haven't done that already - that's key. You need to focus on your specific issues in the right order to get result. Feel free to email me directly for more details.
rebeccalinquist 1 week ago
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deppleo1 1 month ago
rebecca--first of all its clear you help folks ok--but at the five minute mark youre very pointed and sexy tongue emerges--youve gotta know that licking youre lips is very seductive to men--also its highly erotic--acting naive and calling people "a child" for thinking so is criminal..ive had this video saved onto my real player since day one for youre lip licking--i have a perfect amaerican accent didnt need help there--but it did help me do something else 28 times and counting..thanks...
deppleo1 1 month ago
@deppleo1 You can turn anything into anything, but mouth stretches are designed to help those with foreign accents acquire American Accents ... if you want something more, I'm sure there are far BETTER videos out there for that than this one!
rebeccalinquist 1 month ago
@rebeccalinquist youre tongue is truly a masterpiece--its the way you utilize it--jus saying--it actually got me to watch all youre vids--ur sucha gorgeous woman..rawrrrrr---when you lick youre lips my heart jumps out
deppleo1 1 month ago
helpful and hot
stickdeathbr 1 month ago
what's your website?
1SOTODANIEL 1 month ago
@1SOTODANIEL I don't think I can type it in as a URL here in YouTube (it doesn't allow typed in websites), but it's at the end of all my videos.
First the 3 w's - then englishbythehour and then the dot and then the com (this may get through!)
rebeccalinquist 1 month ago
hey mam thanks for your videos but i want to learn the accent from begginer to advance complete course please tell me what should i do .
ank453 2 months ago
@ank453 Come to our website and request a free evaluation!
rebeccalinquist 2 months ago
She pro
CosmosFan1 2 months ago 2
Thanks a bunch for these great tips! I wasn't even aware that this was (still is) my main problem - I wasn't using my jaws to articulate words. The relaxed vs. tense issue...
Amazing & helpful stuff!
MrrLeocat 2 months ago
Skip to 0:08 here face changes cause of the camera............. its kinda scary.
SuperHyperCookie 2 months ago
Thank you for your clips.. you are awesome and pretty too
reebo62 3 months ago
Thank you very much. It was very helpful
zawzaw992001 3 months ago
COOOL!
dgkolday 3 months ago
That Was My main problem at singing
Thank you got the help :D
WhenNothingComes 3 months ago
Oh goodness! My tongue isn't as long as yours. I can't stick it out enough to make all those movements. Ah I guess I won't be able to speak like a native ever in life. :(
CreativeZedDotCom 3 months ago
@CreativeZedDotCom ... You don't need a long tongue for an american accent... I dont have a very long tongue and I have a pretty good american accent. (It helps that im american)
strangerpenguin 3 months ago
@strangerpenguin I was just kidding. I don't want to have an American accent or any other accent for that matter. I want to keep it neutral.
Thanks anyways!
CreativeZedDotCom 3 months ago
these actually work, thanks
virginboy92 3 months ago
wow. this is how american kids get taught how to speak!
eynallover 4 months ago
@eynallover No. Not at all. We are taugh to make our mouths do these things by our parents by example. Unless you are in speech therapy.
omgitsher98 3 months ago
i am addicted to ur videos!!!!
made4fashion 4 months ago
cute smile-to-fish-to-smile.... transition :)
kamenyasuo7 4 months ago
Hi Rebecca,
Just wanna say that I am studying to be an actor so speaking clearly and confidently is a must for any actor. Your video's have really helped me to improve my communication skills. Keep up the good work and don't let negative people ruin ur progress. Take care of yourself hun and i look forward to seeing more of your clips in the future. I will be saving them for future reference. :D
ayabdulla 4 months ago 2
my gf told me she loved me doing these exercises... i guess it also made me better in bed lol
justinjonkmanbcn 4 months ago
rebecca im not trying to be weird but youre tongue is amazing--especailly when youre licking youre lips---holy crap!!!! ty ty ty
deppleo1 4 months ago
Rebecca, why you don't wink :D?
ShaniaHalliwell 4 months ago
@ShaniaHalliwell
maybe they're prosthesis, I don't know, im just guessing :D
kamenyasuo7 4 months ago
I loved your video! This is exactly what I've been looking for. For the 1st exercise I can't do the movement to the right side at all, but will keep practicing. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos!!
chikakrispis 4 months ago
This lady is a reptillian. Notice the sudden appearance of scales at her cheeks from 7:30 to 7:36
luo7an 4 months ago
My gah. The audio's impossible on this!
johnnysbubbletop63 4 months ago
i am australian. my tough cant really do that
Lightning1017 4 months ago
will this help you at being better at pronouncing French? I'm having trouble getting down the french accent
jyeager1014 4 months ago
You wanna get an american accent? Just put someting in your nose and you got it. My favorit choice are well oiled tampons. No seriously, what is the problem if you don´t have the american accent? Why should I broke my tongue to sound so nasal?
FrancisJoa 4 months ago
Im watching this on my phone and im hearing mice
ensunderoath 5 months ago
it actually helped me from the 1st exercise!
angrysheepknowsbest 5 months ago
wow the transcribe-auto feature here actually works! holy cow
Konst64 5 months ago
ur old.
SkillCappedVision 5 months ago
These exercises didn't help my speech,but it sure helped me with the ladies!
bmxscrap23 5 months ago 7
@bmxscrap23 funny!
rebeccalinquist 5 months ago
@bmxscrap23 Bwahahaha.Only on a Youtube... classic.
rza139 2 months ago
Rebecca,
you are a great teacher! Thank you!
zerrinak317 5 months ago 2
thak you this a very good video! Great
togakushi 6 months ago
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Awesome tongue!!!!!!!!!!!!
WoodsXu 6 months ago
if one side of your face isn't stretching, you're probably experiencing a stroke
Dragonzz7 6 months ago
Thankyou so much!. i thought i had shuttering or stammering but after learning this exercise, i am able to speak more fluently.
liuzhenxin3 6 months ago
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liuzhenxin3 6 months ago
Wow she is a cunning linguist!
Dantesdoom 6 months ago
I was hoping to find a video for native English speakers on how to do an American accent. This is for those learning English as a second language. Anyone know of a site that helps with the former?
ticketyboooo 6 months ago
it was funny ^^
PeterVanoli 6 months ago
Funny
cguitar11 6 months ago
i have extensive vocabulary but i cant really say the words correctly sometimes cause of my lisp and sometimes i usually stop in the middle of a sentence as a result. what should i do rebecca?
transformerqlab8 6 months ago
I'm Australian
theme12ify 6 months ago
Is wierd how I am American and watching this..
xXkiDXx1992 6 months ago 2
@xXkiDXx1992
Yay! I'm not the only one! :)
noRoze4u 6 months ago
Hi
My name is saad
im from : Qatar
im a student in Canadian college and i saw your videos
it helps me a lot because you know my first language is
Arabic it is hard in the beginning but now it works
im just wanna to thank you and i really wanna to speak in a american accent
Qatar560 7 months ago
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ur old
im18iswear1000 7 months ago
@im18iswear1000 ur a child who is disrespectful
rebeccalinquist 7 months ago 84
@rebeccalinquist you're very nice and such a beautiful person. Thanks for the lessons.
408!
ImALostDreamer 3 months ago
@im18iswear1000 I'd do her.
AndroidScholar 6 months ago
@AndroidScholar ew
im18iswear1000 6 months ago
@im18iswear1000
Dosn't matter how old she is; She is pretty and being nice to provide these videos..
tamillion1 5 months ago
I'm Australian.Anyone can do an American accent.
MrAladdin1991 7 months ago
So how do i improve my "s" pronunciation? I seem to stress it too much. Thanks!
cardigans98 7 months ago
its a nice one
kiransajjan100 8 months ago
what a tongue !!!!
SuperLaquecuelga 8 months ago 20
@SuperLaquecuelga same thought. she might be good with that
MEYERNET 6 months ago
AMERICAN ENGLISH FTW!
luck1233 8 months ago
Your exercices have been really useful, thank you very much! :)
i7Benjamin 8 months ago
Thank You Mss.Linquist for your video
This is the first video I have seen from you
But I wanted to comment right away to tell you that just this ten minute video already helped me a lot, God bless you :)
josejrosas9 8 months ago
I prefer the Br english
but like so much your way of teaching ^^
smilestar213 8 months ago
I prefer the British one ^^
smilestar213 8 months ago
Hi Rebeca, do you have any coachs in Montreal?
love everyth u r doing, it's amazing & yes these execises work well
MrWessamkamal 8 months ago
I hate american accent!
ynass80 8 months ago
For how many minutes a day am I supposed to do these exercises?
Vik13vik 8 months ago
@Vik13vik I usually customize exercises for clients that they do 5-10 minutes 3 times per day - it really depends on your specific speech issues. We generally combine articuation exercises with resonance & breathing. Hope that helps! If you'd like to work with a Coach, come to our website!
rebeccalinquist 8 months ago 2
MUSTA MU?? KAILA MU KNSA KU? TRAINING TA KARUN,! HOPE WE COULD SPEAK BETTER IN ENGLISH NOW,....... PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT BUT NOBODY IS PERFECT , SO WHY STILL PRACTICING?
getaloneful 7 months ago
@getaloneful Let's make fun of syllogism:
First Premise: Practice makes perfect. (Wrong! It should be correct practice makes perfect).
Second Premise: Nobody is perfect. (Perfect here means different from the perfect in the first premise).
Conclusion: So why still practice.(Since there is no relation between the first premise to the 2nd premise...and no deduction or inference can be made the conclusion is obviously wrong.)
I'm just making fun of logic my friend, not you...
alaldave 6 months ago
@Vik13vik
getaloneful 7 months ago
thanks but is there is any proof
SBLEOO 8 months ago
@SBLEOO Is your question proof that mouth exercises work? I would just say try them and see if they help you - they are not useful for everyone, and if your jaw hurts or makes a noise, stop doing them!
rebeccalinquist 8 months ago
@rebeccalinquist thanks for reply..i will do these steps everyday..coz i had a tongue tie operation when i was a kid.. and whenever i speak fast my tongue gets twisted..
SBLEOO 8 months ago
i like to use the mouth... i'm a self sucker.
MyAccount4TrollingU 8 months ago
Hi Rebecca,
Glad that you've posted a video to educate us on the use of American Accent. Not sure if you've heard of Singapore but I've a pretty strong Singaporean accent (my first language is English). Feeling kinda apprehensive as I'm heading down to the states this coming fall semester and worry if American won't be able to understand me. Hope you can advise me on this.
PS: I speak English since the day I was born.
chapter74 9 months ago
Hi Rebecca!
I'd like to thank you for posting your videos online as they help me a lot. Even when I just watch them and try to repeat what you are saying I feel my speech becoming clear. I want the changes to become permanent and I tried to do articulation exercises, but I think I'm overdoing them and my accent gets worse. I don't understand whether the exercises themselves are not good for me (I'm Ukrainian/Russian who just moved to Canada) or this is just a normal transition period?
Thanks
bi9bu9 9 months ago
@bi9bu9 There is a transition period, but it's best to have a Coach help you so you know that you are pronouncing the sounds correctly ... visit my website and request a consultation with one of our coaches!
rebeccalinquist 9 months ago
Hi Rebecca! Your video is amazing! I'll definitely spend some time watching these! I wanted to ask you a couple of questions that intrigues me. How do you find it for a brazilian to be most challenging in getting rid of difficult articulated words and pronunciation, thus improving their accent? (I'm brazilian). Moreover, my question is to understand as well how other languages can be like these or not.
nahclara 9 months ago
@nahclara It's been awhile since I worked with a Brazilian, but a couple of things I remember are voicing issues (when you use a vibrated vs a voiceless consonants) like easy with a /z/ not an /s/, and for some Brazilians, not putting a vowel in between the root and the /ed/ endings in a word like "changed" - it would be pronounced "change ED" instead of "changd" (just a /d/, no schwa or short /i/). Those are a couple of things I remember ... I think the /r/ is challenging too.
rebeccalinquist 9 months ago
@rebeccalinquist I recognize these problems as you say and I've recognized it on my speech in a few words (specially that I work with kids they also call my attention for a few of these). But I've got a different question, how come when people sing usually they are "accentless"?
nahclara 9 months ago
i am a native
ThePretzelHead 9 months ago
who is she reffering as a native? is it british ? sorry just curious hehe
MrDickheadsman 9 months ago
@MrDickheadsman I'm referring only to American English - I don't teach any British dialects.
rebeccalinquist 9 months ago
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MrDickheadsman 9 months ago
native speakers can't see the huge interest of such a video .. it is made for strangers with strange accents like myself :)
elbombardi 9 months ago
waf shit video is this?!?! bah
zambux 9 months ago
she does cooool things with her tongue...
guiyak 9 months ago
Thank you! Very helpful andalso fun! I - A - U!
divpadsmitt 10 months ago
I bet she can suck a mean dick
PoliticalPimpin 10 months ago
Why do people say American accent there is no such thing as that its just called English like any other launguage it has a nameO_o
shekarGomes 10 months ago
@shekarGomes r u stupid? just asking
kandykane405 9 months ago
@kandykane405 no imbecile i was saying that cuz North America is Mexico,The United States nd Canada nd onless u want a mexican accent...
shekarGomes 9 months ago
@shekarGomes You do not type very smart..........
kandykane405 9 months ago
3:50 hehe
madfreaky 10 months ago
Hi Rebec, I'm from Brazil and I'm study english, you're doing a good job, but you speaking very fast. Your videos are very very good, but for the people are studing is complicate understand you. Speak a little more slow.
Take care and sorry my bad english hehe for me is very dificult think in english but I'm trying everyday.
Bye
YOUMACNTOSH 10 months ago
I just fell for her
IzzyferX 10 months ago
If you hear clicking in your jaw, discontinue the exercises and see a dentist for TMJ.
rebeccalinquist 10 months ago
Wow, thank you, you're amazing! It's quite hard though. And I'm constantly hearing clicking in my jaw, maybe should visit a doctor :///
Trollina666 10 months ago
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jeffyjeffyjeffy 10 months ago
these exercisers are not easy like its looked
ert0000 10 months ago
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ert0000 10 months ago
tnx for the vid 8 helps:)
usernamebellet 10 months ago
ur funny
azzerrrr 10 months ago
You move your lips while speaking? Wow, now I learn to speak more clearly by moving the lips. Now I lessen my slurs with such techniques.
dafranx 10 months ago
How often do you recommend the exercises to done? Daily how many times?
kukulkan07 10 months ago
@kukulkan07 I do a whole series of these kinds of exercises with clients - starting with simple ones and gradually moving to ones that require more prolonged vocal vibration - several times a day and then increasing the length depending on which specific vocal issues you have - and then clients focus in their improvement areas for a longer period of time during practice - using 10 minutes a time.
rebeccalinquist 10 months ago
Wow this vid is really helpful... however sometimes i am demotivated by people in my workplace whenever i'm speakin' with american accent. They just could not accept it...They will be more kinda accepting speaking english with a Malaysian way. I'm Malaysian anyway... :(
TheCuteboy89 10 months ago
Wow! You seem like an awesome teacher! I am a non-native American English speaker, but when I came to the States everybody thought I was raised there, but I still have my "gaps". Hopefully I will learn something from this and perfect my accent.
PS: You look good.
TheGraal 10 months ago
@TheGraal oh so where are you from then?
Micromusecut 10 months ago
@Micromusecut I am from Romania (Europe). Thanks for asking.
TheGraal 10 months ago
my lips pull further to the right side than my left side, will just stretching the weaker side of my mouth help?
Lets6sneak6out 10 months ago
Rebecca, my apology for a very late response. No, I didn't worked in Telus, Philippines. T'was at Global Contact Services International. Right now I am out of that company after THEY scammed our Account. I am now working in the Government focusing on Peace Process. Still don't know if I will still go back in the Call Center industry. Yet this helped me a lot. Just ignore others who criticize this. For us who are not an American, this helped us s lot for learning. Keep up the good work!
folksybloke 10 months ago 4
@folksybloke Thanks for the vote of confdence!
rebeccalinquist 10 months ago
Cute instructor
Muha168 11 months ago
I like this class, but I makes me wanna kiss that gurl on the vid
galenokatana 11 months ago
Keep clicking here "4:54"
undrapeaunoir 11 months ago 2
OMG...rebecca im not rying to be weird--but from 4:57 till 6:15 I was in heaven--youre tongue is amazing--lol the lip licking was outta this word...wow ****gasps for breath**** ty also youre eyes are gorgeous
deppleo1 11 months ago
I only hear from the left side of my earphones
aLeXaNdRa53225 11 months ago
I wish she gave me a blow job
TheDavid2313 11 months ago
@TheDavid2313 omfg me toooooo!
deppleo1 9 months ago
You can't improve an American accent - it;s shit!
blueray1969 11 months ago
thank you for sharing this video.. hehe
mrreality2000 11 months ago
ican t extent my tougue very well... its kinda short than yours
enna1993ful 11 months ago
ican t extent my tougue very well... its kinda short than yours
enna1993ful 11 months ago
@rebeccalinquist Yes I understand that now. I tried learning an Austrailian Accent, and boy is it Challenging. I know what you mean now. Very good intructions. (:
caitlynchristine333 11 months ago
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MyMindToldMeSo 11 months ago
boringggg
navieedful 11 months ago
ha if your not american its kind of odvious! you get tought all of this if you enter this
country LEGALLY!!!! imigrants are fine, but stop those illeagals!
Myhello961 11 months ago
That was excellent. My mouth feels 'tight' when I speak and these excercises are just what I am looking for.
Let me add that you look and sound fantastic. Very attractive.
bronobi 11 months ago
Whaaaad' up Guys? Nah; Just kiddin'. " Is that really what American's say? " Nope! So I'm 14 & , I don't know how I stumbed upon this video, considering I have an American Accent, I never really realized that we move our mouths alot? Actually, we don't. I can not move my lips at all and still have a Perfect American Accent, maybe because it's my Natural Accent? & Negative to people who believe we sound "nasally"? Uhh, okay? I mean yeah when we have a cold or something? Anyways thanks! (: Caitlyn
caitlynchristine333 11 months ago
@caitlynchristine333 As a native speaker, you don't need to ... but what if you tried to learn another language? You might to exaggerate to get the right sound quality ... get it?
rebeccalinquist 11 months ago 4
@caitlynchristine333 your totally right. I dont know what this woman degree is in phonetics, but my teacher has PHD in lenguages, and he says american dont move their mouth too much, which is the opposit to latin american people that move it a lot to talk; however, these exercises are helpfull because I have practiced them, and they really warm your mouth so that you would articulate sounds easier.
galenokatana 11 months ago
@caitlynchristine333
you dont realise that we move our mouths alot because its what we're used to as americans. compared to other languages we do moves our mouths alot. COMPARATIVELY. it think you should trust her, it is her area of study...
karattop71 11 months ago
I've never liked the American accent , sounds lazy and nasally and so annoying.
MyMerlin1 11 months ago
is this language lessons or a blow job? I can't speak Gringo, but goddam, I can give great head.
MsVaxxine 11 months ago
HAAHHAHAHAHHAHAAHHHHAHAHA
jourdan147 1 year ago
Great video. As non-native speaker it may help to maste American and perhaps Irish to a certain extent. Much easier to master an English or Aussie accent.
nab2k4gmail 1 year ago
I have a typical midwest american accent and it's werid to watch this lol, does this really help people who are trying to speak like an american???
thekhanakay930 1 year ago
actually it's bullshit that the american accent has more mouth movements than "foreign" languages, in fact, I think, quite the contrary. I always get the feeling the average americans have their jaws pretty much closed while speaking...
Vleertouwer 1 year ago
Aiii woood laaikee to have a Hhambudder.. :P
babyshuttle 1 year ago
this is the only video that the captions actually work on lol.
ohhaywatsup 1 year ago
I LOVE AMERICAN ACCENT AND I LOVE YOUR VOICE TOO, but I don't usually practice pushing the lips forward and keeping them backward like the way you suggest.
lehovn 1 year ago
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lehovn 1 year ago
For people from any language, not just you native Americans, the use of the mouth muscles depends mostly on personal characteristics, interest, speech speed and pitch, emphasis etc. It doesn't necessarily mean that people with standard american accent all use the mouth muscles so much like the way you suggest.
lehovn 1 year ago
The mouth is part of human speech organism. I agree with you that the movement of the mouth does have a certain affect on how we sound.
To me, the mouth, however, doesn't have much to do with accent like the way you suggest for practice.
lehovn 1 year ago
@rebeccalinquist thank u very much baby ...you help me a lot...;-)
foxiiia 1 year ago
sounds like the begining of half life 1
qondawacho 1 year ago
Awesome videos, Mrs Linquist! I'm checking bunch of videos now on YouTube to improve my American Accent. This video helped me to prove, that my friends are wrong, too. They were always laughing at me how I pronounce YouTube. I showed them this video and they shut their mouths:-)
PLPs2GamesPL 1 year ago
I was searching on web about the differences about american accent and british. Your videos are perfect! I was doing all the mouth exercise together with you. Thanks a lot for your time. You are very precious for non-speaker English language.
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Jugiroldi 1 year ago
this lady must give a awsome bj... just saying
MrBadAssMonkey 1 year ago
[iminent=WAUczlR59l2] so cool
sherry1998ful 1 year ago
Good morning, and welcome to the Black Mesa research facility. This train is inbound from level A dormitories to sector C test labs.
ven0metal 1 year ago
r u kidding?!
anaeht1 1 year ago
nii-gojitoon zhaaganaashiimo
clantast2c 1 year ago
your voice is very relaxing
NorthstarXXXI 1 year ago
You've got a great voice, Rebecca ;)
spiderlammy 1 year ago 2
Wow! Amazing!
rinoperlain 1 year ago
look at her mouth when she says "FUN" at 2:09. How can you say FUN with a sad face on? :)
mashimelloow 1 year ago 20
That was GREAT! Thanks :D
fabs020404 1 year ago
Baca, you know exactly what technically needs to be done to create the similar sound Thanks for your experience and efforts.
ashrmeee 1 year ago
what is an american accent you homogenous scurge
TheMiamifuentes 1 year ago
my mouth never stretches like that when i talk.....
lame1003 1 year ago
I thought that was very helpful.
bronobi 1 year ago
THANK YOU! this is a huge help.....i have terrible diction so im gonna do your exercises every morning...thanks :)
TRwalnut 1 year ago
im american and yeah its true we barely have to move our mouths when we talk haha. but ull get it her way too i guess lol
SoCalCaitlin14 1 year ago
american accent is the best!! you will sound sooo smart wheneever you go! ppl wil look up to you if u have one... too bad i dont really have one
whatsgoingonyall 1 year ago
i have a greek accent and if some1 doesnt like can come and kiss my greek ass :P
miltos246 1 year ago