free web page hit counter
🛡️
Copyright Notice: This video is officially sourced and embedded from YouTube. For all copyright inquiries, reports, or removals, please contact YouTube's legal team here.
Learn English with Rebecca · engVid

Learn English with Rebecca · engVid

4,020,000 subscribers

👁 811,867 views

Speak English Naturally: My pronunciation secret for difficult words

Video Overview & Insights

Learn the important pronunciation technique called BACKCHAINING, used by actors, singers, and public speakers to sound more natural and authentic in any language. Backchaining will retrain your ears to hear and your mouth to pronounce English words more easily and successfully. It is especially useful for those long, difficult English words, but it is also helpful with any word you are struggling with. Most English teachers do not have time to teach you this simple strategy, but you can apply it immediately after watching this lesson. Famous language courses are based on this powerful pronunciation technique; watch, listen, and solve your pronunciation problems today! https://www.engvid.com/speak-english-naturally-backchaining/

Thank you once again lovely teacher ❤❤❤❤❤

— @NyalinyRuai-q6n

TRANSCRIPT

Hi. I'm Rebecca from engVid. In this lesson you're going to learn a pronunciation secret that will help you to say English words more easily and correctly, especially long, difficult ones. Okay? Now, this is actually a professional technique that's used by actors, and singers, and linguists, and lots of people who have learned many different languages and want to or need to pronounce words correctly and authentically. Okay? Now, the reason why pronunciation is difficult for everyone when you're learning a new language is because when we grow up speaking our native language, we get used to... Our ears get used to hearing certain sounds, and our mouths get used to making certain sounds. And when we learn a new language, like English, then you have to train both your ear and your mouth to work a little bit differently. Okay? Now, the other part is because English is not phonetic, it's not completely phonetic. A large part of it is. Some people say about 80 to 85% is phonetic, but a lot of it is not phonetic. What does that mean? That means when we see a word, the way we say it is not the way it looks. Right? So, there's also that factor to take into account. But this technique can help you with both of these difficulties. Okay? So, first let's look at what we normally do when you're learning how to pronounce a word. Okay? So normally what we do is we do something called frontchaining, and I'm going to explain to you exactly what that is, but what I'm going to teach you in this lesson, the secret is something called backchaining, and that's what we will practice. Now, let's take our first example and do what people normally do, even teachers, even ESL teachers. All right? When they're teaching classrooms, they don't normally spend that much time on pronunciation because they don't have time. There's so much to teach and the class is so big, there's so many students it's difficult to spend time on pronunciation. So naturally, people have a harder time learning that and mastering that. And if you think about it, when a child is born and when a child is growing up, it doesn't learn to read first, it just learns by listening. So this is an opportunity to listen afresh, like new in a different way to words so that you can reproduce the correct sound, the correct pronunciation. Okay? So let's take our first example, and our first example is the word "pronunciation". Okay? Because by the way, a lot of people do not say this word correctly. Now, let's do it in the standard way, frontchaining, and see what happens. So in frontchaining, we start pronouncing or saying the word from the front and going forward. So if I did that, if I was teaching you how to say this word by using frontchaining, I would say to you: "You need to say it like this: pro-nun-ci-a-tion." Okay? I've divided up here just to make it a little bit easier for you to see and hear the syllables. Okay? This long word happens to have five parts, five syllables. Right? So it's quite long. Pronunciation. So when a student hears that, they're like: "Oh my god, I have to learn so many different sounds", and it's a little bit scary because there are five sounds, you know, that have to follow. So, what happens when you feel scared or nervous about something? Your brain shuts down. You don't learn as effectively. You don't learn as well as when you're happy and relaxed. So the advantage of learning in... Through the other system, the other technique called backchaining is that you feel much more relaxed because when we did it from the front we had to learn one, two, three, four, five different sounds. But look what happens when we use backchaining. So, backchaining is a technique that teaches you how to pronounce words starting from the end. So let's do that now and see what happens. So let's just take this last syllable, and we can say: "tion". So all you have to learn right now is the word "tion". Not word, part of the word. Next: "ation". You can repeat it after me. "ation, ciation, ciation, nunciation, nunciation". And last: "pronunciation, pronunciation".

Me encanto este video, más videos como este.

— @kmk.c4917

More User Perspectives

@

You are the best my dear teacher Rebecca may the lord bless you more and more strength to keep unleash on us

@Shekinah-g3i
@

Thank you so much can you continue with more plz

@Stasanmcbean-z2u
@

I am grateful for the hard work.❤

@karolinpetrosyan9614
@

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@ogunrindetundeabdulghaneey7021
@

Thanks

@pritamchhetri974
@

This way easy to follow pronunciation and correct pronunciation.
Thanks for everything.
Miss Rebeeca.

@honesteman8187
@

We need more words like this way I benefited a lot thank you 🫶🏽🤍

@fatma3727
@

I am feel it this proud my life first time teacher your teaching very very very good advice on for me I sure .
I wanna clearly this lesson understand everyday I watch this video than I'll make clear I wanna make good teacher ..❤🙏👍

@1122raibadal
@

Call brother Jeremiah I’m from Uganda and I’m trying to learn how to pronounce in thethe words you can help me please❤❤❤❤✌️

@EciluJeremiah-h5q
@

Thank you for your faithfully ilikeyour teaching

@ericaone3273
@

this is why we need to learn sanskrit.!!

@experienceit-knowit
@

Tysmshbbbfnbbbb

@Djslangin
@

great lesson, thank you

@giorginorecords
@

Thank so much Beautiful Teacher,i feel happy, Enthusiast, Comfortable &i feel help in difficult to understand,pronunciation,&use words is exactly & Correct,,,Thank so much for lecture 🙏

@rochimdsuryana1085
@

This lesson was very interesting and useful

@frankycastaldo3779
@

🎉🎉

@halimaismailkemisola5701
@

How to understand difficult English unknown words while speaking?

@kondojunagaraju8899
@

One of my Best teacher,I deeply appreciate you

@JulesBlandy
@

I don't know why. But my favorite way to speak english is the "american way"

@mariodonizetepelissaro9923
@

Thanks

@MariamYaka
@

The best I have seen.

@jxdprod5819
@

I really happy found à best teacher who explains so clearly.
Thank you very much.

@phuchuynh7742
@

I do LOVE all of what you teach ... ❤❤

@SuperMezo1234
@

🙏👍👍👍👏🎉

@samsamsone8203
@

❤ excellent

@rakeshdubey1587
@

Thank you for this awesome technique

@KelvinLora17
@

Incredibly wonderful. Best teacher 🎉🎉🎉🎉

@pro369
@

អ្នកគ្រូសុខភាពល្អ😊

@BosPov-gj6bb
@

Perfectoooooo ❤

@shohrehsarem9571
@

Thank you, Rebecca, for teaching me this English course, I'm learning a little bit of it

@lendarepeki4009
@

Oh my god I love this technique, you have taught me....tnQ madam rebecca

@Meds45
@

Hi Rebecca, one step at the time. I am focus on the sound of TION today, Sh'n. Thank you so much for your lesson.

@gladysgriffin7347
@

Go ahead madame, we thank you

@uwasemaurice8704
@

Oh my gosh you’re so awesome 👏 thank you for being in my life.

@merojc6967
@

Bla bla bla and nothing interesting

@anaarevalo5775
@

Gracias, muchas agracias.Ahora en la jubilación tengo tiempo de estudiar. Nunca es tarde cuando se quiere.

@lindachan5610
@

💓💓💓

@learsi884
@

OMG, you are the best english teacher!😮Thank you so much!❤

@domerelly
@

Teacher! you are the Best teacher.

@franciellioliveira45
@

Excelente teacher thank you,i enjoy your vídeos very much

@efrainfajardo8360
@

Thanks 🙏🏾. Could you please do more of this?

@franciacaoduwa2419
@

done

@waleskasoto4692
@

ı dont like your lesson.

@MuratMujdeci-pr8hb
@

Rebecca, your a wonderful teacher. You've thought me a lot or I've learnt a lot from you ma.

@chizobanlemoha1332
@

Madam please pronunciation of congratulations word

@anummakingd6044
@

Thank you 💞

@manojgurikar9984
@

🧡👌✨👏👏

@mangibomela1686
@

Thank you.

@พันธุ์ศักดิ์ศิริเลิศ