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Great teacher, I thank you for your help.

Friday, August 14th 2009

It’s really a good lesson , thanks alot.

Friday, August 14th 2009

That is a very good lesson.thanks

Saturday, August 15th 2009

It’s a really good lesson I like it. I have a question ” Is there exist difference of prounanced letter P & B if it came in middel or in the end of the word?
thank you:)

Sunday, August 16th 2009

Simple but I have never myseft thinking about this.
Useful lesson
Thanks :-)

Monday, August 17th 2009

yes- the letters surrounding the letter P or B may change the sound of the letter!

Tuesday, August 18th 2009

Your lesson is very great ! Thanks a lot !

Tuesday, August 18th 2009

Thanks for your lesson…Could you explain the pronunciation between your and YOu’re?

Wednesday, August 19th 2009

    yes this is very easy- they are both pronounced exactly the same! When we say these words they sound like “yer” – for both!!!!

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Hi teacher I’m Alex I’d just like to say that your lesson are fantastic..
and I want to know about your private lesson on the skipe I stayed very interested I go to leave my email ok

skimpsw@hotmail.com

thanks for all

I hope to can chatting soon with you

Wednesday, August 19th 2009

Thank you Ronnie, You are a great teacher :)

and I’m really interested in your private English lessons on Skype

Could you send me some information about it ?

Monday, August 24th 2009

Great,but actually still difficult to me.

I am interested in your private lessons,please send me more information about lessons on Skype.

Regards,

Tuesday, September 1st 2009

am serec plese anser me ok

Wednesday, September 23rd 2009

you are an awesome teacher ronnie. we all like your lessons ….

Monday, October 5th 2009

Thank a lot

Saturday, October 31st 2009

Though this instructor seems to be a good teacher, she is actually making some serious errors here. When you say the names of the letters, that’s totally different than saying the sounds that the letters make.

If you say P, it is voiced. Why? Because it sounds like “pee” and all vowel sounds are voiced. It is the sound /p/, not the letter name that is unvoiced.

Wednesday, November 4th 2009

Very good lesson Ronnie just one little remark… when you say “P” or “B” they are the letters of the alphabet. It´s different from saying /p/ or /b/ which are phonemes ( sounds), and you can´t hear the vocal cords vibrate, you feel them. Regards

Thursday, November 5th 2009

very useful lesson

Saturday, November 7th 2009

how can i communicate or contact with you i need to ask you many questions and thank you for you good contributions

Tuesday, November 17th 2009

I know English a little.please help me :(

Friday, December 4th 2009

I am very happy to learn the difference between these tow letters because it was difficult for me to pronouce well.Thank you

Monday, December 7th 2009

tank very much

Monday, December 7th 2009

i like your way of teaching . but i have a big problem when i pronounce a big word . could u help me more ….. plz

Thursday, December 10th 2009

hello,
thank you so much; really you are so helpful.
Sherif
ESL UAE

Friday, December 11th 2009

Respected Madam, 12/12/09

Thank you so much you are really helpful teacher in the world.
May God richly bless you.

My dear i am from Afghanistan, and here we do not have any expert
people in english to teach us, and I am love so much English.
I can speck a little in English. but i need so much help to correct my pronunciation and I face problem when I write something in English
if you help in these problem to send me some vedios or something else I will be thankful to you forever.

your sincerely

Sher Bahader Khan Mashreqi
Kunnar Afghanistan

Saturday, December 12th 2009

good and best…………….

Thursday, December 17th 2009

Great Lesson, I heard you offer a private session through SKYPE, what is the cost?

Thursday, December 17th 2009

Your lesson is very great ! Thanks a lot

Monday, December 28th 2009

very Great lesson … Thanks a lot :)

Friday, January 22nd 2010

Good afternoon Miss Ronnie

I am writing from Peru. I can’t thank you enough for your lesson , it is a wonderful class and i enjoy it so much.

You are the best teacher that I have ever seen. Really!!

All the best to you, sincerely.

Dorian García.

Monday, January 25th 2010

Hi Theacher, I am interented in the private leessos on skype ,my skype is alberto.santiesteban , please help me….

Thursday, January 28th 2010

Dear, Ronnie
I ma thanking you very much and I enjoy seeing your style how to tech specially in Pronunciation . is my comment correct ?

Wednesday, February 10th 2010

This is an owesome lesson, and so much fun too!!

Thursday, March 4th 2010

Was a funny lesson ronnie thanks.

Monday, March 8th 2010

thank you teacher Ronnie, for beautiful lesson.

Monday, March 22nd 2010

i can understand your lesson. nicely you are explaining. thank you lot.

Wednesday, May 5th 2010

thank you Ronni, My name is Viviana, I´m from colombia, God bless you, I understand you lesson, and I am begining to learn, How long you think you can handle the language, single study on the internet.
thank you

Wednesday, May 5th 2010

Good afternoon Miss Ronnie

Thursday, May 20th 2010

Be better before breakfast. A policeman put a paper not a picture.

Monday, July 5th 2010

hi my name is lobsang i want too improved my speaking english so i saw ur video on youtube its very usefull for me and u teachers teach really well and i will try my best to improved my english thank u so much u guys doing great job god bless…..thanks a lots

Wednesday, July 7th 2010

thanks for ur help teacher…. good job

Wednesday, July 7th 2010

thank you teacher this was very helpfull to me.
But is it right that the ‘p’ pronounciation make a flow of air out of the lips . And what are the letters which may change the prounciation of ‘p’ and ‘b’ when surrounding it .
Thanks alot

Saturday, July 17th 2010

I like your videos so much, I will learn more from here, I hope can be improve my English level, after then can communicate with others easy.

Saturday, July 17th 2010
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