The “Most British” Sound in English? (RP) /ɒ/ Vowel:

You speak [t] at the ends of words like [ts]. Is it normal?

I must know English to understand how to begin to study it, must not I? Or this video is not for beginner?

What brings me here is the difference in pronunciation between the words wonder and wander. But I'm still troubled to differentiate between the two sounds.

The more difficult for me and subtle distinction is not between [ɑː] and [ɒ], but between American [ɔ] and [ɒ].

This sound, muting the R and the schwa sound are three sounds I notice to be the most distinctive of the RP accent compared to other accents, and the very three that I tend to struggle with, especially this ah sound because I live in Manchester, and people say the A like "eh" or something to that effect

Hi, sir you are my best teacher in English. Thank you so much for teaching clearly and effortlessly.

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how do you pronounce Jɒtʃ

So clearly and helpful❤

Very good lesson very interesting. I liked 🎉

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Hii I am from India

it's really helpful！ thank you so much！

Sir, please teach us about the topic "DEVOICING".

Thanks a bunch sir .

Hi Elliot, I am your fan. Would like to know you mention the mouth shape is like eating hot potatoes... i would like to know where i can find the video again. Btw you are saying this, it is from you or from any book i should read

The pronunciation of /e/ as in dress and /ʌ / as in sun and son❤❤❤❤❤Hope you can do one episode about them 😊😊

My big question that nobody answered: Wich one British people say: "have got" or "have"? "have you got..?" or "do you have..?"?
Could you please answer this one Elliott🥲🙏🏻

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终于可以用这个软件跟老师学习了，太高兴了，以前一直看别人搬运到别的软件上的

Thank you very much! With examples on the screen it works quite well. Well done. Спасибо.

Claus Mikaelson

Long time no new vids🎉

Thanks teacher

you the only one that i can understand cuz you have the most comfy face i’ve ever seen

Great tip!

Dear Elliot thank you for the wonderful video. I noticed you used "opening/closing loads", instead of "a lot" or similar. Is it common in British English? Are there other similar expressions? Cheers from Brazil.

I sounded 0.25% more British now ha~ But I will try harder. Thank you!

Hi!!!!! Glad to hear from you. Nice teacher ever!

Super video thanks for sharing

Keep up the good work

Thanks a million. ❤ This sound is a little bit confusing to me. 😢

Are you related?🫣😊

Lovely learning from you 🎉

Elliot,I have a question,when you say the tongue is back in central vowels and back vowels,where the back is it?

For me, the topic is clear, though I’m willing to watch these videos eternally as they’re hugely informative 😊

Thank you very much mr Elliott. And mr Elliott as any video you send on youtube without glasses would be more nice I am for the day. As possible send it any video without glasses on youtube please. Thank very very much for your videos

/nɒt/,thanks ETJ English.

"I don't want to stop eating chocolate.
My doctor will follow up on the problem."

Interesting

Thank you Elliot for coming back. I’ve been learning English since 2019 and you are my favourite coach teacher.

Nice to see you back ET

Thanks a lot for this Elliot! are there any British words that use the long vowel?

Dear Elliot, I m from Peru, your videos were an important support and source of knowlegde for my English presentation about RP Pronunciation. Thanks a lot.

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Thanks a lot. Greetings from Mexico.

We also have this sound in German and French, but it's transcribed /ɔ/. Could you please explain why is it transcribed /ɒ/ in English? Thanks 🙏🏻