16 Modern RP Pronunciation Exercises | British English Shadowing Practice
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This is an English speaking practice lesson with me, British English Teacher Roy. You'll learn British English Pronunciation with 16 example sentences and learn using the shadowing method to sound more natural when you speak! 16 Modern RP Pronunciation Exercises | British English Shadowing
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I'm a NYC actor who's been struggling, and I mean STRUGGLING, with the accents of the UK. We Americans mung it up so badly, so often, and I wanted to defeat that mediocrity. Then I found this video. You break it down so intelligently to a workable set of exercises. Thank you, Roy, for the effort you placed in this elegant presentation!!!!!
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But you speak very fast.
I think, it does not help to learn.
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00:00 - Intro
Speaking as an English person and a linguist I think this is absolutely outstanding. So many things are covered and it is all so relevant and accurate. My congratulations. I am from the north east and speak with an 'educated Geordie' accent (make what you will of that) so this is not the way I speak myself but I would strongly recommend any learner to follow this advice.
Semi useless info for those interested in details. The one preposition that doesn't have a weak form is 'off'. You must never reduce the 'o' to a schwa ə in that word.
Also 'that' as a conjunction can be reduced to a weak form /ðət/ = I think that it's interesting.
But as a pronoun it must always be pronounced in full /ðat/ = I read that book.
So 'I think that that (ðət ðat) book is interesting.'
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Wonderful lesson. Thanks a lot
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I love your accent .
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That is great, I could listen and listen and repeat and I still see I need to practise!Maybe some suggestions about next sentences to practise or similar video with another?
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Tongtwisters but i love it 😂❤ More of it!
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How refreshing to hear "imply"and "infer'" used correctly.
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Best Roy video so far in my opinion. Thankful subscriber.
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Thank a ton ❤
28:58 - The Pronunciation Challenge
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Originally, I'm from China. The most difficult for me is " The photographer decided to present the photograph as a present "🤪
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When you overstress some words to change the meaning, I think, it's the same in every language. 😉
@dragon7ish885Thank you😊❤
@irinabelyaeva4544Hilarious forgettaboutit
@MaryJoGrossoWhat are you on about you fool ,there are five Nations making up the United kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland ,all with different languages and accents ,There no such race as British Dear God do some research
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@sandraelenadecastro5748Thanks!I love your classes! I can catch your accent but I go more slowly!!!!
As I'm going to London in May I'm very motivated.....
It's a priceless video and the most comprehensive explanation I've ever seen! Thank you so much, Teacher Roy!👏👏👏
@tigradigraThe video is quite interesting and useful, but I can't stand being interrupted every 5 minutes by annoying ads.
@paross5999I repeated the 16 sentences just twice => my wife came back, my back pain disappeared and I got a promotion 🙏
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@parkashlohana9217As someone with a US PNW accent 1. I’m having a hard time hearing the difference in the forgot his wallet at the coffee shop sentence. Are my ears broke, or is our dialect similar here?
2. After taking in lots of British media and repeating what I hear, it seems that the tongue is further back and lower in British accents. Am I on to something?
I followed your lesson at 1.30 this morning feeling a bit sleepy and i did hate you but afterwards i realised those tongue twisters of yours are very natural to me . As i can't help switching from french to english all day long i REALLY enjoy this nightmarish lesson. Ta, Roy❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@PascaleMarteauThis lesson isextremely helpful. Thank you so much. More of this kind of lesson, please🙏😊
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@HoangCaoMinh2002When you're asking viewers to repeat a sentence after you, you might want to consider break up the sentence into one or two words at a time.
@markr-t9o" Like i say " Really Roy?😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
@PascaleMarteauSometime as in this lesson I HATE U ROY😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
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@HaohmaruHLI love you, Roy ❤❤❤
@09NenachulaSuch a good practice!!!
My tongue is going to break! 😂😂
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I live in Portugal and is very important these lessons. Thanks you
@mariapires5103wonderful class!
@deboranoronha9770Tongue-twisters 🤣
@KungsfnattThere is a video on Youtube where you can see many famous people, with a special one at the end, changing the stress in the sentence: "To be or not to be, that's the question" 😂😅
@RebecaComeWhatMayVery very useful lesson today, thank you!😊
@antoniagonzalez9560"Flow and linking" was the best part, I think. Would you like to give us more of this kind of sentences? Or have you already?
@HADE-ce9ls"Three thoughtful brothers thanked their mother" was the hardest one to pronounce quickly, so far. Tongue twister
@valstefyTnx much sir really good guidance l love much for ur teaching method❤
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