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Thank you very much . It was very difficult pronunciation Th and S for me.
Now , I understand how i said . Thank you . Have a nice day.

Saturday, August 22nd 2009Reply to this comment

thank you for the lesson ^^ i will try to speak more to other people.. because my speaking skills is very poor…

Sunday, August 23rd 2009Reply to this comment

Hello from Russia ! ;-) Very good job !!!! Спасибо огромное !!!

Sunday, August 23rd 2009Reply to this comment

Really awesome way of explaining things :)

<3 u

Sunday, August 23rd 2009Reply to this comment

Thank you very. Today I learned the prounciation with Th and ss.

Monday, August 24th 2009Reply to this comment

thanks for the lesson

bye

Wednesday, August 26th 2009Reply to this comment

It is a very nice class

Wednesday, August 26th 2009Reply to this comment

thank you so much

Wednesday, August 26th 2009Reply to this comment

Thank you very much for the lesson. I learnd a lot.

Thursday, August 27th 2009Reply to this comment

Yes, this is really good videos but I wanna download it. Please tell me how to download these videos?

Friday, August 28th 2009Reply to this comment

it was nice to watch this lesson…

Friday, August 28th 2009Reply to this comment

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

Wednesday, September 2nd 2009Reply to this comment

I’m very happy. It’s incredible to be receiving english classes in direct from native teachers

Saturday, September 5th 2009Reply to this comment

Thank you Ronnie
The lesson was great!!!!

Wednesday, September 9th 2009Reply to this comment

Tks a lot!

Sunday, September 13th 2009Reply to this comment

my neme shareef im afrekan but i love u and iwent mary uoy

Wednesday, September 23rd 2009Reply to this comment

i like it ,you can learn a lot .thanks

Friday, September 25th 2009Reply to this comment

i’m from brazil and i’m trying to improve my english language, so this kind of exercises makes me fell more confident, hugs.

Friday, September 25th 2009Reply to this comment

I am very excited to learn how to pronounce my English correctly or the nearest it spoken. Several sounds is not exist in portuguese, then we have difficulty speaking. A class like this is very good. congratulations. Roger from Brasil.

Tuesday, September 29th 2009Reply to this comment

They think that they are thin, they aren’t thick. :-)

Wednesday, September 30th 2009Reply to this comment

Thanks a lot for this lesson.
Now it looks clear as a bell to me ( I just learned this expression from you guys!=))
I have same problem when it comes to pronounce sheet and sh..
( I hope you know what I mean)
Every time I try to pronounce that word, people get fun of me.

Thursday, October 15th 2009Reply to this comment

Hi Ronnie,

Could you help me to clarify about two sounds “Those” (/ðouz/) and “Think” (/θiɳk/)? The both start with Th words but the Phonetic are different so i think we will pronounce differently too. Is it correct?
Thanks in advance.
Regards.

Anyt

Sunday, October 18th 2009Reply to this comment

Thank you very much Ronnie. I really like your lessons. Keep’em comming :P

Thursday, October 22nd 2009Reply to this comment

thank u for the lesson
i was a little confused with that th and s
im having a hard time to spoke it out
thank u again
god bless

Thursday, November 5th 2009Reply to this comment

thank yuo very much I am happy

Saturday, December 5th 2009Reply to this comment

thank a lot

Monday, December 14th 2009Reply to this comment

good and best

Thursday, December 17th 2009Reply to this comment

Thank you for the lesson.
I’m not confused about “th” and “s”.
I’m an albanian man and for albanian people it is easy for us.
I would like to thank you for making it more understanable.

Friday, December 25th 2009Reply to this comment

dear teacher you so good and you have many way to teach english to you are students if you tell us how to mak sound of tion cia ssion how we what sound will come out when we read i always confused to read

Friday, January 15th 2010Reply to this comment

hello ! very good lesson !
have nice day !

Tuesday, January 19th 2010Reply to this comment

you are very funny teacher
i like that

Sunday, January 31st 2010Reply to this comment

Hi Ronni! hope you fine !!

I like your lessons are very helpful to improve my english.
I can see you are given a private lessons how much those private classes cost??
Thank you
Have a great day..

Diana.. diana_minerva@hotmail.com

Wednesday, February 3rd 2010Reply to this comment

Thank you very much. It’s a very good lesson.

Friday, February 5th 2010Reply to this comment

Thank you Ronnie for the nice lesson.
Would you please give another pronounciation for “m & n”?

Kind Regards,
Tomomi

Thursday, February 18th 2010Reply to this comment

Does the word “thin” sound like “thing”?? Absolutly not!!

“thin” has the “n” (nasal) sound produced with the tongue touching the upper teeth.
“thing” has the “ng” (nasal) sound produced farther back in the mouth, near the throat, the tongue resting low in the mouth, not touching the upper teeth.

Thank you very much teacher!!!
I love this page!!!!

Friday, March 5th 2010Reply to this comment

Ronnie thank you for the easy lesson.

Monday, March 8th 2010Reply to this comment

A quick question.

Can I say:

I going to sue you, If you don´t change your tune.

And What about this one.

I´m sueing to the company. or do I need to take “e” out?

Saturday, April 10th 2010Reply to this comment

thank you very much .Really very clear now

Friday, May 7th 2010Reply to this comment

Thanks a lot,Iam slow learner Because I have understood.
continue your service,Good luck

Nelson

Saturday, May 8th 2010Reply to this comment

Hi Ronni! hope you fine !!

thank very much for beautiful lessons, that you teach to us.
Now I will ask the question about the all rule like the (th and S), please send me information where i find the all rule like that.
thank you
jose

Saturday, May 15th 2010Reply to this comment

Thank you Ronnie!

Sunday, June 20th 2010Reply to this comment

Hi, great lesson! Thank you! I think one of worst word is “though”

Tuesday, June 22nd 2010Reply to this comment

Thank you very mach!!!

Tuesday, July 13th 2010Reply to this comment

Thank for your lesson! Sure, i will try to exercise.

Tuesday, July 13th 2010Reply to this comment

good

Monday, July 19th 2010Reply to this comment

very good mam i really understand it so easy and mind blowing technique

Thursday, August 12th 2010Reply to this comment

i really appreciate the way the leddons are presented.theu’re truly interesting and useful for english learners ; and especially for teachers.thanks a lot

Friday, October 22nd 2010Reply to this comment

hello .. really it nice to hearing .

Wednesday, November 3rd 2010Reply to this comment

thanku engvid

Tuesday, November 23rd 2010Reply to this comment

Very good!I like this lesson a lot.
The teacher,Explain very weel.

Thursday, December 2nd 2010Reply to this comment

Very good,I liked this lesson.
the teacher explain it very weel.

Thursday, December 2nd 2010Reply to this comment

0oh…I am sorry but…YOU ARE SOOOOO BEAUTIFULL IN THIS VIDEO…

______a compliment from a student to a teacher

Monday, December 6th 2010Reply to this comment

You teach very very very well…

____________________________Learning with you…

Monday, December 6th 2010Reply to this comment

Thank u verymuch Ronnie …i like ur way of teaching these two sounds beacuse u r much more intersting & anyone can easily understand from u …by the way u r also funny..Maha From Egypt

Saturday, December 11th 2010Reply to this comment

thanks…

Friday, December 24th 2010Reply to this comment

thanks alot for your nice lessons i am realy proud of u.

Monday, January 3rd 2011Reply to this comment

hi there! it’s really very nice..thanks for this class..and GOD BLEASS YOU……JASSI

Thursday, January 27th 2011Reply to this comment

Hello all teachers , i thank you very much for your lessons .And help me to improve my english
thank u very much

Thursday, February 17th 2011Reply to this comment

thanks

Monday, March 7th 2011Reply to this comment

HEY
Ronnie
I hope you are doing good.
I have confusion in pronunciation of Cost and Cash.
So can You please teach me how to pronunce that words.
Thank You so much For your help.

Wednesday, March 16th 2011Reply to this comment

thankyou very much good onec

Sunday, April 10th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you very much for your lessons .

Saturday, May 14th 2011Reply to this comment

Thank you very much teacher

Tuesday, May 17th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you teacher!!!!God bless you

Tuesday, May 17th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi, Thanks very much for your nice explanations.

Thursday, June 16th 2011Reply to this comment

what is actually sound of “STUDENT OR STRIKE”? etc plz rply i’ll waite.
thanx

Sunday, August 7th 2011Reply to this comment

Hello Ronnie, great lesson again. These consonants are very hard to learn but you make the learn very more easy.
I have a question when you say the th, do you stick your tongue out or pronounce the consonants this way? Because when you’re gonna say something it doesn’t sound so strong when you’re gonna learn it to pronounce. I mean when I’m gonna say the th and I’m sticking my tongue out, it sound’s no more natural?

Thursday, August 25th 2011Reply to this comment

It’s very good for study English. please post more

Wednesday, September 14th 2011Reply to this comment

Ronnie: Now I can think better about my sink

Sunday, September 25th 2011Reply to this comment

more “th” sound please. thank you.

Tuesday, October 4th 2011Reply to this comment

thanks for lesson !!!!!!good luck

Thursday, October 27th 2011Reply to this comment

Hi Ronnie
your lesson is soooooo good we have hard time to pronounce “R” Please help thanks!!

Saturday, October 29th 2011Reply to this comment

thank you

Wednesday, November 16th 2011Reply to this comment

You are cold and good..thank for the lessons..

Thursday, December 8th 2011Reply to this comment

I WOULD LIKE TO ASK THAT HOW CAN PRONOUNCE (TH) LIKE THE OR THINK .
IT IS ONT IN THIS LESSON BUT I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF YOU DO NOT MIND TEACHER.

Saturday, December 17th 2011Reply to this comment

I really appreciate that. thanks alot teacher.

Tuesday, December 20th 2011Reply to this comment

Hello teacher Ronnie! How are you? I will be migrating to Canada very soon. I learn a lot from your lessons especially “pronunciation”. I am not a native English speaker but our 2nd official language is English. So, I have a different accent, I pronounce some English word incorrectly and I find it difficult some times or most of the time. Lol!

I want to learn how to speak, talk and sound like a Canadian. If you don’t mind, can you teach me how to pronounce some of these words Teacher Ronnie:
-written, kitten, cotton, button, mountain, bottom
-mouth, months(I find it hard to pronounce month and months). How do you pronounce “THS”?

-coupon, data, about

-certificate, predicate(will it be pronounce as “KIT” or “KAYT”?), enumerate, alternate, liquidate, consulate(will it be pronounced as “EYT” or “IT”)

-able, applicable, convertible, table, vulnerable, adorable, cable, marble, gamble, humble(would you pronounce it as “BALL” of “BELL”?

I hope to hear from you soon. Have a great day Teacher Ronnie.

Wednesday, December 21st 2011Reply to this comment
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