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thank you so much for your precious lessons , your magnificient way of assigning and the way you convey the message to hearer .
Abdel

baresi770

this lesson is wonderful lesson . Thanks alot .

Note : I hope you teach us the different between t / d in specifiec lesson .

Thank you again ,

Regard ,

Yasser

Yasser

Great Ronnie!hope to see soon more stuff like this even paid for Toefl and Canadian English.A+++++

munzer

it is agreat job i wish you always be the best anf i wanna your advice to pass my ipt , thanks

mohsen

thank you so much teacher i feel like i m in my old classroom (2001 )front my bessssssst teacher aicha i like you and i like the way you explain students driss hafed _ morocco

driss hafed morocco

thanks for lesson, i like it

samchamo

Thanks a lot.

udhaya

What is emphasis on consonants? Does that really exist?

Zokko

I can’t watch the video. how can do I do? help me.

xuewei

Thanks alot teacher Ronnie 4 all of this succeeded methods.
you offer private English lessons on Skype.
I wana ask If I can get that just for my poor pronunciation ?

abadi

i really like they way you teach but i need some help on how to improve my writing beacuse when i write something it didn’t make sences. thank you

Halima

Hi everybody,

This is going to sound strange ‘cos as you can see I am Mexican but I started studing English some years ago under a British school programme , so my accent is very british and I like it a lot, even I prefer it much more than the American because I think it is more polite. However, I have family in USA and everery year I travel to visit them and when have got the chance of talking with someone from this country, they have told me my pronunciation is very different and besides there are some words that are totally diferent.

Omar Ventura

wow.. it’s useful to me ..

sowlgus

Wow, I found this website, It’s very useful for me,
Thanks all of you :-*

Hossein

goood lesson

walim

Good Good Good Good

Muhammad Ali

thank you for the lesson.
I like to have some information about the private lesson.
Thanks a lot.

Alessandro

bowman

Ronnie,

Could you please explain how to pronounce the words MILK and E-MAIL

Some students have difficulties on that.

Also they ask what is the difference in pronunciation between MAN and MEN.

Thanks.

Lorena

Hi ronnie!
All of your vids are very helpful and entertained as well which is awsome because it doesn’t make learning boring.
I have some troubles with the pronunciation of the words “man” and “men”
To me, they sound the same, so I’d like you to tell me how to difference between them both
Thanks a lot
Keep up the great work

-Mario

Mario

    Woops, sorry, I meant “entertaining”
    Now, bye! (:

    Mario

    Hello Mario!

    man is a long draw out aaaaaah so like maaaaaah-N, and men is much shorter…..men is like pen, ben, hen ken. If you can rhyme it, that would help!
    ALSO… for a complete alternative, if you really struggle with it, just use different words like “guy” and “guys” (these mean the same as man / men)!!!

    Ronnie

      bonjour ! merci beaucoup pour la leçon de prononciation !
      this is really goooood lesson.
      continu as it !
      thank you so much

      yassine

        Hello
        you are goog teaching thanks teacher i love english i want learn english please help me they you are

        thanks a lot
        have a nice day
        yassine

        yassine

      “MAN” and “MEN”, I had a problems with that too. But now when I want to say word men I imagine that I’m saying word like “MN” I guess it can be right.

      lazy student

      Ladiiieez and Gentleguys!
      jk)

      yvsyvs

thanks teacher .

vtthuy

    Hi
    Ronnie, u are the excellent teacher.
    ,i have very problem to pronunciation.pls help me.
    what can i do. i would like to take on line classes too .
    pls let me know in my mail address.

    bishnu khanal

It’s a really good lesson. Thank you so much.

Antonio

Hi
wow so beautifull teaching thanks teacher i love english i want learn english plz help me this is my email adderss
kh**************bar@gmail.com plz send me all teacher vedio link if you don’t mind

thanks a lot

kheybar

Thanx sooooooooooo much . i hope that form this site i am able to improve my English.

saianshika

thank you.
i learned alot♡

reina

i like the t/d part its helpful,i really appreciate you teacher

anas

wow

i like u way u r good teacher

thanks alot

noony

thanks so much

gulnara2204

Thank you sooo much. It was very useful and wonderful. Thank you again. From Mongolia, Oyunaa

Oyunaa

thank you teacher…the lessons are useful and wonderful too.

orlandoing

Of course, It’s really amazing.
I would like to thank you for your informative Videos . You are very slow for preparing Video lecture(After a long duration). I like your teaching.
We will wait for your next video.
The best teachers(Ronnie!) teach from the heart, not from the book.

Kashif

Hello. I am in the beginner
I have recorded at the site and went through 24 hours of registration. So far I can not watch the lesson. What is the reason
Thanks

kalanaza

(786) hello dear teacher .i love to your english lesson .your english lesson help me in every place thnks alot

farid ullah

Thank you!
This lesson is wonderful and very useful.

Riva

Thanks for lesson, the page is wow. Thanks. I want to learn english.

Mike

Thank so much,hi! i am umesh Ramanna from india ,bangalore , i want to sare some thing for you, i stady only in kannada medium, up to my graduation. I want lorn good english but my problem is how to learn good english can you please healp me, i am waiting for you are replay?,

my mail id is umeshramanna@gmail.com

daily i watching you lesson………thanks lot

UmeshRamanna

Hello teacher.
Did you remember me?
I ‘d love to continue learn english with you.

Maillene

hello teacher
i’m from iraq i wann to learn American Accent ok
bye

dell_82

Hi Ronnie,

Thank you very much for this Lesson…my english is not good but i can understand you very good.

How to learn with you on the skype?

Thank you very much

Ithri: kanssara2004@yahoo.fr

Ithri

thanks Ronnie.!!!

ai

Hi, Can you gime more information about yours private English lessons on Skype ?

Thanks Ronni… (I love yours lessons!)

PC

Thanks alot it is really intresting lesson.

Saeed

good lesson

gabo

This is awesome!!!

Eunice

Thank you very much !!!!

This is really useful

Bouchra

hi
lesons are very useful and effective.
thank you very much!
badri

badrijee

Thanks, the video has been very useful.
Very nice

Manu2

hello, the video is goo, thank you

Federico

Thanks for this wonderful website for learning English and thank you very much for the teacher Ronnie for this lesson useful. I’am not good in english but I wanna be the best. I love english I have problem with pronunciation. What can i do? thank you

fati7

Wow! very good,rsrsrs
I am enjoying my first day here in this site. really cool to learn who really knows how to teach, if possible I wanted to know how is the correct pronunciation of Girl, girls, and restaurant .. bye, bye kisses
I’m from Brasilia Brazil, my name is Ricardinho..

Ricardinho Britto

it’s wonderfull what you are doing guys. love that website

Vensous

thank you so mush

salah alnahdi

wonderful lesson,thank you.

skillhh

thanks!!:)

DianaC

hi, ronnie
this lesson really worked, i wud like to have more lessons on pronounciation. please try to explain the difference in pronounciation between measure and major.

thanx!!!

rimee5

Hi teacher,
Wonderful and very useful lesson. You did it very well. Thanks alot.

backer2211

deeply thank’s you make different clear between samilar words

Reem

thanks Mrs. Rebecca…, you good teacher…..i ‘m understand your presentation…….( From : Indonesia)

maykoedison

thanks :)! <3

irem

hi teacher thanks for the lessons

Himatyar

I like so much your method.thank u

noel

hey ronnie,you great .
i wish you can break down the diference between (well)and (will)(bet)and (bit)if there is any way we can get the diference in the pronounciation.
thank you

moe adwan

Wondeful lesson. I really enjoyed and learned.

Yaneth

Ronnie is as beautiful as a flower

*embarrassed*

Herman

Hi, Ronnie, My name is Miga,I am a Mongolian,thanks for your interesting lessons.Bayarlalaa is mongolian word”Thanks”.Bayarlalaa

Miga

When i read english i understant mor than i heard.

rema22

Hello teacher I love your lesson in inglish, I studied everyday , I live here in Key West Florida , I know only spanish . Tankyou very much.

Rene Tellez

really i tell thx too much

drkrm

NO DOUBT IT’S A BEAUTIFUL METHOD.GOOD LUCK.

AZMAT KHAN

HAI!!
IAM VERY FONT OF YOUR LESSONS . I IMPROVED A LOT BY YOU

PRINCE

As for me there is very interesting informatoin concerning “t/d” in different english-speaking countries.

Liubafromrussia

hey! u were a great help…thank you and god bless

aasif

Thanks for lesson,it`s very useful

Rageh

thanx lovely teacher

joy

MORE T/D PRONUNCIATIONM PLEASE!!

pescada

great teacher,,,,,,,,, its really fun thank you.

brada

very nice, thanks a lot..

Hany Nasr

thanks so much taecher,and I want to tell you this is frist time to me in this site and i hope you add me in your list pls ,I like english language and before long time I’m try to get it but!! I Can’t so pls tell Where I shold start on this site??? I’ll wait your answer

ahmed

thanks a lot….
could you teach us the prasel verbes and focus of it please
thanks

moncef

Thank a lot :)

praisan

your very verry good teacher of my i like you too much your only one in wrold and your outstanding

omidkhan

this lesson is wonderful lesson . Thanks alot .
I hope you teach us the different between c/s and c/k in specifiec lesson .
Thank you again
Rageh

Rageh

thank you ronnie!
you teach very well, it’s very usefull for us thank you so much I love you…

Sami (Pakistan)

hi teacher
thanks alot for your hard work.
i want to ask you about the word ” talk ”
is it like ” walk ” in its pronounciation??

Maria

you teach very well. teching clear differences between pronounciation.

Usha

so easy that i can pronunciate all of them! thanks a lot!!

binbin

Its really helpful.I would like to know where and how to use do not,didn’t,don’t.Please do the needful

Sri

… I really like the way you teaches… very nice… i want to impart what i have learned from you to my students.. it’s really a great help..!!! thank you so much.. take care and more power,, :)

pretty

Mam, thanks.
How to pronounce ‘father’,?
(f’aaa’ther or father)

Sadha

Muchas gracias por su lección.
Thank you for lesson.

Mat

Iam interest to learn english, this is best for me.

mansoor

thanks a lot i really appreciate these lessons and i now i feel easier to prounciate the th i always found it hard to me to spell it like an english educated man,hopefuly one day i wont feel shame to spell it loudly lol :) and correctly thanks again

anton

hello everybody I’m barnie happy day end I want what everybody talled good

barnie

Thank you so much!!! You are really great teacher Ronnie.Your teaching style is very good and all lessons are very helpful for us…… once again thank you very much!!!

Prakash

or would u like to teach me on skype because i really want to better my english i know english language but there are many confusions which are making me confuse

affan

I appreciate these lessons and I’ve learned so much. Thank you so much!!!

Bárbara

thanks alot teacher ronnie. I hope you teach us martial,partial,patient,fasten listen.
pronounce and details for this spellings.
thank you.

jeyaranjan nagamuthu

thx for all ur lessons. its help me a lot .

saad

thank you teacher you make it easy .can I have your email to talk to you ?
mine is:ghalem937@hotmail.fr

ghalem

Hello , Could you consider me less than beginner , so would you like to tell me some tips about learning English ? thank you

Ahmad

hi teacher Ronnie frist of all i would like to introduce my self my name is fadhel and i’m working in the hospital as platic surgeon altho i’m a surgeon but i need to study english for my work and i’m living in the middile east in coutry called Bahrain it is small coutry and i had seen all your lessons it amazed me the way you are teaching i have seen many teachers in my life but you are marvellous and fantastic teacher ,i’m so glad that finaly got your source of you beautiful lovely lessons of english so i would like or i request from you to add more lessons for you in list . By the way i had recorded all your lessons i needed more from you especially on irregular verbs i need your lovely trick on those things lessons , finaly i hope that i can speak to you or i get your email or any things that i can contact you in case if i need your hlep in my english study . in the end i’m looking forwards hearing from you ….. my email is princefadhel@yahoo.com waiting for your answer

princefadhel

Could you prepare a lesson on vowel sounds, like pen and pan, or lid and lead?
You are soooooooo good! I love Engvid

vania

Thank you very much! Great Lessons! Great Teachers! Great Help!

naph

beautiful, but it’s difficult for me yet. farther-further…but thank you a lot….

joselyn

thanks a lot

joselyn

thank u teacher Ronnie

I always enjoy your lessons :)

I have a little question if you don’t mind

does “T” in the middle of a word always spoken “t-d” (in american english of course)

lilia

Thank you alot you’r helpful

7ashayology

hi tahnks a lot

About words “MAN” and “MEN”, I had a problems with that too. But now when I want say word men I imagine that I’m saying word “MN” I guess it it can be right.

And it was very intresting to know about t/d, I didn’t know it before. thank you for your work.

lazy student

good lesson i like this way

alilou

it was agood lessons but I also ask for lessons for toefl

Ahmed s

thank u !!

donghoonkim

nice!!! thanks

nami111

Hello Ronnie ,
my name is Marie Anne and I am new in Canada I live in Barrie Ontario and I give you my addresse email is Zakarisoa@hot mail .com or you can give me your adresse email because i relly want to learn English pronunciation because when I talk to people some people laugth of me so please send me email back thank you very much . BYE

neny

Thank u for all this stuff!!
I appriciate that!!

scottjeung

appreciate that
sorry spelling mistake;;

scottjeung

thanks ma’am ronnie for teaching pronounces. your teaching is alive and brings fun which makes me learn lively. i do ask for more.

Johr

Thank for your lesson :D

chouchy

I LOVE THE WAY YOU WRITE ON THE BORD…

AND YOUR CLOTHES N HEAR STYLE TOO

___________;)

germano007

Shalom my name is Eric Calix and i have problems with the pronounciation of words ” would, could and should. could you make a video of that issue?
Thank you

Eric Calix

    Would is like “wood”
    Should is like “shood”
    and Could is like “kood”

    Ronnie

thanks you really good teacher

atheersalim

Thank you!

amissatse

nice

shahdil79

Great,thank you!

Dan

Thanks a lot
You are a great teacher.

Abdul1nz

Ronnie, you are the best.

wcik

Ronnie,I just can not find the words to thnk you ! Really…

salih

Kindly, i have problem in my accent between B & P, , I need your help,
Thank You Ronnie

eddie

    Where are you from?
    “P” you push the air out more. You should make your mouth tight and closed then push the air out like you are kissing!
    “B” your lips are not as tight at the start and your mouth ends in a smile!
    p=kiss
    b-smile!
    I hope that helps you!

    Ronnie

really you are fantastic teacher,
keep going and thank you too much

karamfox

You are fantastic teacher !!! :))) thank you very much for your help!!!

Wassim

Your lessons are awesome. This is really useful! Thank you very much!! :D

Ana

Thank you Ms. Ronnie I realy learned a lot with all your lessons and I will love to continue learning

Mark

thanxx madam…………but mam plz tell me what is the right prounciation of ‘think,thought’..or plz give us a lesson on the words started with ‘TH’

harsharora2010

    There is already a lesson on “th” sound!

    Ronnie

Thank you Ms.Ronnie, you are fantastic teacher, the way you teching is excellent….

zikki1150

Hello dear Madam!

i have a problem in S and W, Can you please tell about the sounds.

natasha

Thank you very much Ronnie

Hussam2jamal

UPS, SORRY.. I FORGOT TO ASK… I HAVE A LOT OF PROBLEMS WITH “TR” LIKE “TRAIN,TRYING…” MY “T” AND “R” ARE TO STRONG BUT ONLY WHEN I PUT THOSE TWO LETTERS TOGETHER… ALSO ON “SH” LIKE “PUSH, PUNCH” , CAN I GET SOME HELP? :)

MARIA (PUERTO RICO)

you are the best teacher becuse you Can deliver information to the recipient easily.
i like your teaching.
thanks million time

Saeed

wonderfulll ronnie l am luis and lam here suhsuhsuhsush me say more in ingles in thanks very colll wondfulll roniee

luis (pi)

thank you very much ronnie
l need of more video post here in ..

luis (pi)

thank You, I like this

abufadl90

thanks a lot Ms. Ronnie
It can be difficult sometimes to
differentiate between the words ..
Now it will be easy for all because
of your explanation

marzooq

Hi Ronnie How are you ?
please tell me what is the different between
what did you do for Ronnie?
and
What did you do with my pen?

fazalhaq

thanks a lotof

mouna

it’s very helpful where ican find more website for english vocabulary

mouna

i love english….thankxxxxxxx its very helpful

Aneesa rao

thanks alot and you were very well

mubarak678

I really want learn English and I need it ,,, but I can’t I have a problem in my accent can you help me I’m really need to you

mubarak678

    Hi, Mr Mubarak
    I’m from same home , i’m Sudanese,too.
    send me on Facebook website , my E-mail is
    ” mahmoudfn4@yahoo.com ” .

    HOOTA

that is really nice. very helpful.

Raghul

Teacher’s way of explanation is excellent. THANK YOU SO MUCH

surekha

not in Canada and in America too “T” is “D”

Vadim

I have a question to ask you. Can you teach me how to pronounce the words that add s at the end likes tests, asks, months,mouths, seeds,sets etc ? I have learn that they have different ways to pronounce s at the end. and I will appreciate if you will make video about this. Thanks very much.

kukkai

    I will try to make a video for you!
    Thanks for watching and good luck!

    Ronnie

      Yea….even I think it would be great if u can make a video for that…..also please explain them by using them in sentences like “he asks questions”

      joe

My pronunciation is bad, so I like pronunciation lessons. Your lessons are so useful. I like them. Hope more pronunciation from you. Thanks! ^^

minhtran

these lessons are very useful. i love it

minh

Hi Ronnie.
My name is Linh Le. Well i’m just 17 and I have been in America for 9 months. I am getting in trouble with my accent about pronunciation. Can you make a video to show me how to say ” bad, bag, bed, word, worse, worst, change, chance, wall, world, war”.
Thank you so much!

linhle

Hi,Ronnie, you do a very good job,everything you teach is very clear, I love it! Thanka a lot!

xu29

HI Ronnie
Can you explain me if I go in south of england (Manchester, Derby, Nottingham, London) I understand almost everything (beautiful british accent)and when do I try to understand my collegue who come from Texas I don’t understand anything? It seems to listen to a scratchy radio. He looses on his sentence: auxiliary, adverb, “T” “D” “p” and every kind of letter. So he seems to speak with a cigar in his mouth. Is there any solution in order to communicate with these people? Maybe the language of the deaf?

Thanks, Bye from Venice

610seiunozero

    ahahhahah your post is hilarious!!! I understand what you mean — I love the “scratchy radio” comment!
    The only way to understand ANY accent is to listen and listen and listen to it… I suggest with subtitles at first! Try to find a song or TV show from Texas and look at the words as you listen — this is the way to learn any accent!
    Oh and Manchester, Derby, and Nottingham are NOT in the South of England… Manchester is in the North West, and Derby and Nottingham are the East Midlands.

    Ronnie

      ok,ok I meant to the south of Britain (UK), you are very precise. However thanks a lot for your advices and I hope, one day, I will be able to visit your beautiful country. Bye

      610seiunozero

Oh, Ronnie thanks a lot for the lesson!!! I found it very usefull. I’m trying to get rid of my accent so your lessons are just great.I’ve got a trouble with saying “W” sound. I remember once in the restaurant i asked waitress for the water and she thought that i’m asking for quater, and it took me for a while to explain her what i need. I felt so embarrassed about it))) So I would really appreciate if you explain me how i supposed to say that(maybe specific mouth position). Thanks in advance!

gertner

    First of all I think the waitress is quite stupid – why would you go into a restaurant and order a quarter? You have to remember that many people are just clueless and it is not always your “accent”!
    As far as the “W” sound, you should out your lips as if you were going to kiss… and blow air out… then quickly put your lips back to say the vowel sound!
    I will try to make a video for you on “W” as a lot of students have trouble with it!!!!!

    Ronnie

      That would be great) Thank you for responding!

      gertner

Ronnie… your way of teaching is awesome…:)

imrannawaz43

Hi Ronnie, you are enthusiastic and funny and I recommend your site to my students for your young, current and topical point of view. You are doing a great job but please, you have to stop saying “proNOUNciation” it is said “proNUNciation”.

Barbara ESL teacher

    I agree!! :|

    engVid

hi ronnie

would you teach me,what’s the difference between farther and further?

lotsovphan

    Farther refers to physical distance: “My house is farther away then yours.”
    Further means more or in addition to: “I hope to have further meetings with him.”

    Ronnie

      not ‘farther then yours’ … but it should be ‘than yours’ ???
      right ?

      teacher38

i got a question for u . what is the diferent sound between ,( WORD & WARD ) it sound same 4 me , i’m spanish .
and u can draw , how we would put our tounge .

rule the engvid Ronnie .thanks

skuerzo

    I will try to do a lesson on this for you!!!!

    Ronnie

I love your way of teaching dear teacher Ronnie. May you live long. u r gr8.

Asif Qulander

Teacher Ronnie,
I can understand the lessons the news telecasted on BBC, CNN etc on tv. But I can’t understand the language of Eng. movies on star movies, HBO etc.
What should I do to understand these easily?

Asif Qulander

    You can watch the movies with English subtitles, this will help your listening. However, in movies they use a lot of slang and idioms…..they are more difficult then the news! Good luck!

    Ronnie

Every bit of Lessons deliverd by you!

Asif Qulander

Thanks!

Ronnie

Thank you, Ronnie!
Could you, please, explain to me the difference of pronunciation “woman” end “women”? Is it the same as “man” and “men”? Many times I heard it like [wimen], and I guess it’s for the plural one. Thank you and I’m sorry for the bother.

LisBlaz

I have a problem pronouncing the word forty and the ph words

dorothy

    Forty = “4 T”
    Ph words always sound like “F”. eg…..Physics = “Fizz-iks”

    Ronnie

Thanks a lot. I really appreciate the job you teachers are doing. it is difficult to find teachers patient enough to teach pronunciation in the way you do it.

neosula

I really like the class thank you so much

briz

mam i like ur way of teaching and i have solved lot of problem which i face in english .but i cannt understand the difference b/w WARD and WORD plz rply me

muhammad farooq

Hi
Ronnie
I am very happy to found this web-side, because I have learned a lot.
but now I need or want that you help me on : the correct methodos when I saw the word on the news papers, I kept with the mouse shut off, because I don,t know the general rule to pronunce the word.(en general give me it).give me the general rule for almost all of them.
thank you…
jv

JOSE VALERIO

    Sorry, I don’t understand your question!

    Ronnie

Thank you very much it was very helpful !!!

Zozan

Thank you Ronnie, this lesson was funny :D

Alessio

very nice.

devmhaske

Hi mom really your teaching nice useful me thanks

sayed

Spasibo Ronnie! I’ve seen some of your pronunciation lessons and I have to say that your way of explanation is the best for me. It would be great if you could produce some kind of guide to American English pronunciation someday. Something that would focus on words and phrases, not just on individual sounds.
With many many thanks!

Alex

hi! ronnie do have any idea how to pronouncew melodious?

thanks! :)

rea ann

    mel – odd – dee- ous

    Ronnie

hi!

rea ann

thank you!

rea ann

a few doubts keep teaching us lovely redhead woman.I begging u.

Efrain

can you please tell me that some people pronounce whats up as it sound like wazzz up .. so how should we pronounce it ?
and also little bit confussion in pronouncing touch … some people pronounce it like toooouuuch

ahmad

    Wazzzz up is slang – it was from a commercial.
    touch is ta – ahch. but it depends on where in the world the speakers are from!!!

    Ronnie

Thank you so much Ronnie

Athaphon

This lesson very useful to me.

Yaqoub

YOUR NEED TO RAISE YOUR VOICE PLEASE.

noname

thank you so much teacher.

haseer

thanks ronnie for lvly lession

rukhsara

hii ronnie…i like the way u teach
would you plz tell me the exact diff between would, could and should and has been, have been and had been with examples…

Prita

i lyk d way u teach..

Prita

Ms.Ronnie, Thank you so much. Pronunciation is very important when i study English, some words are the same pronunciation and very difficult to distinguish between American and English accent.

maingoc

Hey… Ms. Ronnie, I love your classes so much. And … I don’t know if you will see my comment one day, but … anyway. I really want your help with some words or expression … (I don’t really know what they are)They are WHATABOUT, HOWABOUT, WHENEVER, HOWEVER, WHATEVER, …
I know that at first it’s seems easy, but always these words come in my mind to say but I don’t know how to use exactly.
Please Ronnie, help me. I need you so much, D; … From Brasil, õ/ [One video lesson about it would not be a bad idea]

Steve,

    WHATABOUT and HOWABOUT are asking someones opinion.
    WHENEVER= at any time
    HOWEVER= but
    WHATEVER= any.

    Ronnie

Hi Ronnie,
Thank you for your educational lessons. When I searched about “connected speech” in the internet I encountered this :
Sounds change: When a word ends in a consonant sound and the following word begins with a consonant sound, depending on the particular sounds, the last sound of the first word or both the last sound and the first sound of the next word can change.
Could you help me understand it ?

eakyildiz

It was excellent session for someone like me, whoc is actually not the native english speaker. The way it was presented with help of lot of examples, was fantastic. My sincere thanks to the trainer and this website for offering such oppertunity to learn something.

Narendra

Narendra Shukla

hi ronnie i always watch your eng vid hope that you will make more videos. i would like to request about the usage and difference of “can, could, will, would”. hope you grant my request and more learnings from you.

isko

Hello Ronnie! Thank you!

kim

Thank you for your educational lessons.It was excellent session for someone like me, who is actually not the native english speaker. It’s really helpful for me.

Hello Raonnie

Hi, Ronnie, you seem to be not feeling well in this lesson. Anyway, you still did convey you message quite clearly, Thanks for the lesson. I gained a lot in this video clip.

Jason Lee

Hey hi Ronnie thanks for ur valuable lesson.
I have a problem while i pronounce words. The problem is i eat them up. My friends tease me as “lazy lips” for that. So can u please help me out with it. Thanks in advance.

rohan

    Sorry I cannot help you with the WAY you talk – you will need to see a speech doctor! The only suggestion I can give you is open your mouth more when you talk!

    Ronnie

Very good
I was interested during this lesson

Basma

Hey, Ronnie.
I’m here just to know why you are not replying my comments.
It’s not the first time I comment and you don’t reply me. =/

Steve

    What did you ask me?

    Ronnie

I`m so happy to find this website today, amazingly helpful.

Laura

hi im imane iwould to think you and iwant toask you aquestion about how ican made a good and coherence writing because im very lazy in writing especialy ponctuation plz help me im waiting your answer..

imane

Hi, thank you Ronnie for your lessons they are very helpful , i would like if you give a lesson about the pronunciation of regular verbs past,like watched and added,i mean how we accent “ed”,thank you .

Nourdine

    There is already a lesson on past tense “ed verbs”. Search on Engvid for it!

    Ronnie

Thank you so much!
You are amazing. I love this website.

Estuardo

hai ronnie madam i like ur teaching style of english

manoharan

thank you miss Ronnie…i’ve learnt a lot from here…

ostinong

Hello
How to differentiate between weather and water when listening to someone speak !!!
thanks .

zergoune30

THNX SOO MUCH

mac

Thank you you are the best english teacher on the web :)

victor

Thanks a lot Ronnie. I’m from Bangladesh and Bengali language has got almost all the pronunciation except ‘zha’. I’ll be very glad if you post a lecture video on ‘zha pronunciation’.

sadbean

    ok!

    Ronnie

thanks alot for your efforts,but we need alot of this video esecially about conversation between people.end Iwould to tell you Iam egyption young,you know in egypt we like english language but it’s difficult to speak it very well.

tito

Hi Ronnie, glad to meet you here. Can you please help me how to pronounce mouths and mouse. I mean what is the different pronounce. Some people say mouths, sounds like mouse then I’m so confusing. Pls help me

noloo

    When you say the “th” sound in English, you have to stick out your tongue. So, mouth = maow-th – sick your tongue out at the end to say the \”th”.
    Mouse = maow-sssssss.

    Ronnie

all teacher very nice

AFIA

thank you very much.you are a fantastic teacher

happyday

I love the way You teach. Would you explain me what is the difference between : farther and further ?

Dyzio

you are a great teacher ronnie… but i do have a question. can you please tell me that where should i use farther.. plz give me few examples? omer shami.

shamis94

    Farther is the comparative form of far. I live farther away form school than you do.
    We use is when we are comparing (measuring) 2 things. The dog is farther away from the bowl than the cat!

    Ronnie

Ronnie, I met people from Maine USA, and I think they have a english accent similar to yours; Am I correct? Or my poor english can’t show me differences on the way you talk???

katia

    Sorry I don’t know the Maine USA accent!

    Ronnie

Ronnie I’m from Brasil and I speak portuguese.

katia

hi .. thanks 4 the lesson .. but i have a little confused of the pronunciation of ” th ” .. i know that we pronounce it like the word ” the ” .. is that right ??

noor

Thank you very much for your lesson Ronnie that is make me get better…

Joy

hey! its really helpfull

imtiaz12

thank you teacher Ronnie I get it

joel

Thank you, interesing lesson Ronnie.

jafcru12

your are really great,thanks a lot.

rohit

ok it’s little difficult but let’s try. thanks

mminhas

    don’t worry

    mminhas

thaaaaaaanks <3

fatima

hey
i am from pakistan
can u explain the use of could and would???

fatima

    There is already a lesson on that – search engvid for could/would!

    Ronnie

thanks. RONNIE.i relly love the way you teach english. GOD bless you.

ghislaine

    thanks. RONNIE i really love the way you teach english . it’s makes me happy . it’s easy to learn english with you, because you are a little funny. thanks

    ghislaine

Mam, you were simply toooooooo good

Rashmi

Hello,i am from Pakistan your relly great and helpful thanks a lot…

Ayesha

I am confused about love and move.Why love is ‘luv’ and why move is moooove.Where as only first letter is the different.

Mr Ilyas

    “Move” is an exception to the rule (along with “prove”). Usually the o in -ove sounds like “uh” or “oh”.

    engVid Moderator

    I have no idea why = English pronunciation is very difficult and the rules change so much!

    Ronnie

Thanks very much! I have been studying English for many years and this is the first time that i find a lesson really really helpful…GOOD BLESS YOU

veronica

I love this lesson thanks for engvid.com keep up the good work & May God bless you all.

bernz!

Ronnie, i want to speak more like American/Canadian but i can’t pronunciate “t” like “d”. Is there a easy way or practise for me?

ege

What are you talking about? I can’t believe it. “This is no exception?” “Every time you see /th/ in English, stick your tongue…?” Are you crazy? Farther and further pronounced as in thick, thin, thief, thorn, thing,etc., and not as in this, then, they, than, etc.? Have you ever tried to pronounce “they” with the /th/ sound as in thick? Since when the /th/ has only one single sound? Besides, to more indignation for myself, except in that moment (from 7’16” till 8’28”), you pronounce both words correctly (logically), as they are, this is with the /th/ sound as in “this”. Did the LSD get to your head during that minute, or what? I really can’t understand it. Congratulations for your kind of teachings Ronny.

Carlos

    Yes, I am crazy! Yes, every time you say the “th” sound you need to stick out your tongue. You are correct, there are 2 different “th” sounds – but you need to stick out your tongue for both! As far as the LSD getting to my head – I am not a dirty hippie! Keep it real buddy!

    Ronnie

    Hi Ronnie, lovely work … but Carlos is right. (maybe he’s a little rude too…) that farther/further pronunciation sounded weird to mee so I went to check it. farTHer is not like THursday, it sounds like THis. I think you should correct this video ;) Bye

    Livio

Thank you Roonie, u r one of d best, pls, could u kindly give me more information about distance lessons like(Skype), sincerely Zahid Baku, Azerbaijan

Zahid

    Sorry, I do not teach online!

    Ronnie

You didn’t reply my comment. I’m going to cry! :'( I’m just kidding but is there a video about “Pronunciation of t like a Canadian”? If there isn’t how can i do that?

ege

    Sorry, there is no video and I cannot teach you how to speak like a Canadian! However, I have made a video on Canadian vocabulary that will be up soon!

    Ronnie

Justo to start, you’re brilliant!
I love the way you teach^^!

I must tell you, although, that this d sounds like a “r” (exactaly like the ‘r’ from a’r’ise), at least for us, brazilians. But I’m not a doctor in phonetic transcription to tell you so, but I’ve been thinking you could add this new idea to your lessons, just to be more than brilliant^^!

mahjones

    Thanks – I like your clown nose!

    Ronnie

      This is ‘very deadly’^^! Nice you liked^^!

      mahjones

Hi,Ronnie! I didn’t quite understand: how should I pronounce the words further and farther?(s or z?)
Sveta

Svetlana

    Further = FUR-ther
    Farther = FAR – ther.

    Ronnie

Very interesting about the pronounciation. When I went to USA I heard american people pronounced “D” instead “T”

claudine

thank you so much. you’re excellent

Anna

hey, ronnie
how are you ? :) you’re wicked awsome :) i love to watch you the way you teach us , your accent, expressions and blah blah you’re the one who i watched please i have a request :( i want to improve my english there is a problem of vocabulary/speaking and grammar HELP ME RONNIE :( i’m expecting a positive reply from you :)
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saad

hey, ronnie
how are you ? :) you’re wicked awsome :) i love to watch you the way you teach us , your accent, expressions and blah blah you’re the one who i watched please i have a request :( i want to improve my english there is a problem of vocabulary/speaking and grammar HELP ME RONNIE :( i’m expecting a positive reply from you :)
if any one intrested you can add me in facebook name :> (saad zaki) or add me in msn : saadzaki0007@hotmail.com
skype: (saadxaki)
only for those who can help to improve my lang :p
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saad

Ronnie I saw you saying the pronunciations of canada, I was wondering if the Irish have the same pronunciation of canada. I’m here in ireland has it been 9 months and people have told me pronucias q are similar to the Irish and canada.

josecl31

    NO! Irish and Canadian are totally different – even the accents in the different parts of Ireland are different!

    Ronnie

ok thanks for your reply ronnie

jose claudio

When speaking about farther and further we can’t miss father, but there is also “fader”…

mazarin07

    + feather
    :-)

    mazarin07

Can anyone tell me the accent use here is it American or British??

myreimmiiah010

    Canadian.

    Ronnie

Can anyone tell me the accent use here is it Britsh or American acccenet??

myreimmiiah010

Accent*!

myreimmiiah010

Can anyone tell me the accent use here is it Britsh or American accent??

myreimmiiah010

    Canadian

    Ronnie

This website is very good for English learners and to make perfect pronunciation but i wanna learn with british accent=(!!

myreimmiiah010

hey how are you ?? i hope you are fine . i really love you very much i hope you keep on doing such these wonderful lessons but is there a difference between the american english and the canadian one???
thanks alot and good bye love you :)

igloo50

Thanks a lot, Ronnie.

Speaking of pronunciation, Ronnie, im confused what the pronunciation /d / in the special cases like the word ‘ used’, ‘ loved’ and so on. I knew the pronunciation / d/, but im no sure the pronunciation /use-d/ same as /used/. Is it correct?

Second question is IS it we should use pronunciation /t/ in all of the words which have ‘t’ like the words ‘yogurt’,’commitment’ and etc?. Am i right?

I need your help. Your apply is appreciated. Thanks again, Ronnie.

With regards,
FONG

FONG

great .. the method of teaching ..waooo .. I really learnt from the lesson ..Ronnie ..waoo

Babu Azeem

hello this is a very good lesson especially the one for t/d. I hope to have it more often. thanks a lot. Christy

christy gabriel

I love your lesson.
Can you tell me the difference between
/li:v/ and /li:və/ and something like this? I try to find but I can’t

anhnha

Amazing! Great teacher!!!

roger

i love ronnie. thank you. you are amazing and funny

pietrosicily

Hi Ronnie. I love your teaching. It is without ambguilty. In addition, you have the power to reach out & make your student learn fast. My problems is with the “H factor” for example; eat / hit. Happy / apple. “Up, help, hell, air, hair, actor, actress, ark” and so and so. I will be grateful if you can help with teachings to permanently eradicate this problem that has plagued my speaking English. My email adress is (lolagrove@yahoo.co.uk) I will expect to hear from you. Thank you.

wakeelahmedchanna23

i really find this useful,but it will be great full if they you can still help me with other words

ibrahim shaba

i really need more help so i can have confident when speaking and bold as well

ibrahim shaba

can i get a lesson from you,if you can really help me change my accent it will be good, i always thought it can never change

ibrahim shaba

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m.maher

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I liked your lessons
you’re funny
I’m from algeria I say to you
may allah reward U well

nino31

Excellent website.

Wonderful teacher!!

Clau

้Hi! Could you please make a video how to pronounce the word that have -R and -L at the end of the word? Thank you very much.

็Honey

Excellent, it’s very good video which u clearly explain the difference between t and d, i am so much fan of you now

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but i do want to.

how?

this is the only way

Aman

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alreadyexist

Thank you so much for your profitable lessons. I have a problem ,I don’t know what prefix to add on verb or on an adjective to complete the opposite et cetera. would you please give us some lessons about these prefixes and suffixes?

thanks in advance

evangelia ammari

hello Ronnie …………really appreciate the way u have been giving a free english teaching to some1 who are in need so nicely, i just want to ask you is it good to improve my english pronunciation by listening to songs n latsly could u kindly help me out to pronounce ask n asks in a written bit confuse!!

dave

Hi Ronnie!! first , you’re amazing!!!
so, I don’t know why but I always listen for example: bottle like boron with the letter “R” and not
with the letter “D”.

smart10

Hi Ronnie!! first , you’re amazing!!!
so, I don’t know why but I always listen for example: bottle like boron with the letter “R” and not
with the letter “D”.

smart10

difference b/w cross and crash

adireddysangu

hyee,,ronnie ,,,,u r mind blowing teacher ,,,can you tell me please how to improve my accent and my pronunciation PLEASE help my ronnie plzz

rahan

Hi Ronnie I have a little theory about this lesson that doesn’t match your explanation, so I wanted to share with you so that you can examine and determine if it’s right or not. That would start with the words ‘farther’ and ‘further’. I think that there’s a ‘d’ sound that is made while putting the tongue between our teeth rather than a ‘c’ sound as I heard you making. I think that there’s a difference between the ‘th’ sound when pronouncing ‘thoughts’ and ‘mother’. Secondly in the ‘t/d’ sound section I would say that the ‘t’ sound remembers me more a ‘r’ sound than a ‘d’ sound even when it’s you who pronounces the words. So for me when you pronounces ‘water’ it sounds more like ‘worer’ and the word ‘little’ would become ‘lirel’. And finally, but it should have been put at the beginning of my explanation, the ‘ain’ in the first words could be explained as simply the pronunciation of the long a sound ‘ey’ followed by the ‘n’ sound. So that’s all ^^. As I am a “Portuguese, Spanish and French” speaker (…phone) maybe that would be the reason I hear those sounds the way I just explained. So cheers and thanks for you lessons. Carlos77.

carlos77

Thanks for the lesson.

geop147

Very very good. Thank you. I was confused with differences between father and farther for a long time and from this moment it is clear for me and (very important thing) hardly to forget. :)

I would be really grateful if you could do more similar lectures with written pronunciation.

vbg123

    When I wrote a comment, I realized that there were differences between farther and further, but not between farther and father. Could you say the differences in pronunciation between the last pair of words, please.

    vbg123

Ms. Ronnie,I love it. It’s like school again and the teacher can explain well the difference. Thanks alot for making this video lessons.

penpen2911

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momo

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farzane

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karem95

Ronnie!!! you are so fanny

ludi19

je vous remercis Ronnie ,pour les leçons de prononciation comme celui la est ce qu’il a des régles précises ou c’est l’habitude a entendre les mots qui nous aide

hafsa

hi Ronnie,
thanks a lot for this video you are really a wonderful teacher.I’m also a teacher of English in Egypt.

mahmoud

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hadji33

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abuvao

Hi Ronnie,

Thank you very much this is really useful.

Vani

I would like to know about phonetics and where will i find in your site ? kindly assist..thanks and Regards…Girish.

giri1974

hello Ronnie,
could you suggest me vedios to improve my pronunciation :), Thx for this vedio, BTW i like your action

Eman

Could you tell me the difference lack, lock, look, luck in pronunciation

victor

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I just want to send massage for teacher Ronnie
thank you for her time and I like the way she tough its very clear to thanks again.

Kaven

good teacher, thank you.

mu3ath

Thanks, Ronnie.. I clear my doubt of s and sh sound from your video.

Bipin

Thank you so much Ronnie, i really bless to found you, its help me to learn to speak English and understand. God Bless You..

i'm Nida, from PI

Hi Ronney i need your help please could you tel me the secret of this language so as to perform and to speak like my mother tongue?

Ahmed

Hi! first thnx a ton for this useful video :)
and can please give a lecture about the difference between /a/ sound in “father,car,etc” and “got,office,etc”?!
thnx a lot

moj

I appreciate your lesson

meraj123

ronnie
thank you very much for all your lessones
i want to practice and improve my conversation skills can you add me in a skype to chat with me if you can please kindlly help me
thank you

merooo0ooo

Hi Ronnie, what’s the IPA symbol for the vowel “wAlk” ? Is it “ɑ” or “ɒ” ?

Mario

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I’d like to know what is dangling phrase …I appreciate you help.
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waelahmedseleem

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why do you not repeat my words

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Purwo

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hooreih

Hi Ronnie will you please help me with the answers of the following question.
Explain the difference in pronunciation between the pairs of words listed below. Illustrate these diferences using phonetic symbols.

Could vs cooled
Would vs wood
Quite vs quiet
Parking vs packing
Burger vs beggar

Thereziasewela

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nickpatel123

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The way you teach is awesome,Thank you so much for this video :)

Abed

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take care

nerismarcel

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Kary

amazing Ronnie :)
can u help me that , i am new teacher and i want to know how i make the class warming up? and make the students participate with me b/c
English is second language

thank you

noura

    Noura,
    Your problem is the same to mine. Unfortunately, I think our comments are too late to be read by our teacher, Ronnie. Let’s share ourselves here. To make my class warning up, I realize that my students need my help, don’t worry to make mistakes( teach up freely), have humor sense. How about you??

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alicja

Hi Ronnie,
Thank you for all the lessons. I got two words confused me. They are the “Do” and “Are” words when I want to use it to ask a question.
E.g. Where were you went last night? or Where did you go last night?
E.g. Are you going to school at 3 o’clock? or Do you go to school later?
Which word should I use, and when do I need to use them to ask a question.
Thank you.

Agnes

Teacher,
Your video helps me so much. After watching most of your pronunciation lessons in the videos, I turn to conquer my old accent. But my big problem is still intonation. I have no idea to study intonation myself. I’m sure most of non-native speakers will prefer watching lessons about intonation which can not be studied alone. I hope You will help us with more next intonation lessons in movies, won’t you?

dolaypapa22

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dawloy

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tankgirl

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    2. Get some sleep :)

    engVid Moderator

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many thanks to you and engvid.

liangminjun

*teacher :) I made mistake again. :D

liangminjun

Hello Ronnie! I have a doubt! Is the TH sound (in farther and further) voiced or unvoiced? According to the phonetic transcription in my dictionary, it is voiced. I’m confused…It seems to me you pronounce it unvoiced.
Thanks for your answer.

loredana76

Hello Ronnie!
I think the pronunciation of ther isn’t like
Thursday but it’s like the (according to my dictionary)
pleas answer me!

bilalfromalgeria

Hi! Ronnie.
I want to know the different between CH, SH. and other thing else, the different between: Ship, Cheap and Sheep. For me is really hard to find the different between those words. Thanks a lot!!

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ahmed tohami gouda

this lesson is wonderful lesson . Thanks alot .

nazira

Ronnie you said that in canada the speak “T” like “D”, well it’s not what I hear, I hear like those words like “R”. Im confused.

izabela sales

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The King

lots of boring guys around here ¬¬

Btw, You rock, Ronnie :)

phelipecastro

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Thank u Teacher Ronnie :)
God Bless U!!

mlterry

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loft812000

Can you please do a few lessons on the English Intonation. I know that for questions intonation goes up and for regular sentences it goes down. It would be great if you can teach us some advance intonation rules/techniques.

Lenochka31

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thanks a lot. It’s a helpful lesson
take care

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AsMaa M.

How are you, Ronnie? Did you catch a cold? In this video you were not so active as in others. Greetings to you.

Raccoon

    maybe she was in her first days of teaching

    SKIKDA

I need more lessns n td pronunciation
Letter better …. quite difficult for me but I need to leran this style of pronunciation

Dan112

Hello Ronnie,

I am start learning english and I thank you so much for this website. I have some doubts. Your accent is canadian, correct?
The canadian accent is much different compared with the american accent?
All teacher from engvid has the same accent that you have ?

Thank you very much!!

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Ronnie I have Tegal accent in my English because
I was bornt in central Java. the accent called Ngapak because I used to speak javanese

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MAROUANE

Hi Ronnie,
I like the part of t/d the most. I have a question on p/b. Will some p sound like b? For example Apple, Happy will sound like [‘abl] and [‘habi]?
Thanks
Steven P

Steven Peng

I wanna know why someone native speaker(the same person) sometimes use D sounds and sometimes they also use T sounds??(

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