British English Pronunciation - The Complete Guide
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British English Pronunciation - The Complete Guide
Duration: 09:26:37 | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 7.62 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Learn perfect English pronunciation with a British accent
What you'll learn
You'll learn perfect British English pronunciation
You'll learn the different sounds (phonemes) in English pronunciation
You'll learn how to connect your speech accurately to sound more natural in your English pronunciation
You'll learn how to develop a British RP accent in your English pronunciation
Requirements
A2 English would be best, but we will start from the beginning, so don't worry!
Description
Are you looking to improve your English pronunciation and speak with an authentic British accent?
Welcome to British English Pronunciation - The Complete Guide!
This course is perfect for English learners who want to achieve perfect English pronunciation.
The course is suitable for all levels of English pronunciation learners, from beginners to advanced.
Step 1: Phonemes
We'll start from the beginning and teach you the correct mouth positions for English phonemes.
This way, you can learn how to say difficult words in a British accent with perfect English pronunciation.
For each vowel and consonant sound in English pronunciation, I'll teach you:
The correct mouth position
Spelling rules for that sound
Longer words to practice the English pronunciation for that sound
Listening practice so you can identify the sound easily from a British accent
Reading a passage together for extra practice of that sound
Summary: You'll know exactly how to pronounce each sound correctly, and when to use them.
Step 2: English pronunciation improvement
We will see some common English pronunciation problems that people have and you'll learn the correct skills to avoid those English pronunciation mistakes.
These include:
Words that are difficult to say correctly - e.g. definitely; mischievous; stomach
Words that look the same but sound different (heteronyms) e.g. lead and lead; excuse and excuse
Summary: After this section, your English pronunciation will be so accurate that you'll want to speak English all day!
Step 3: British accent training
We'll learn the best ways to make your English pronunciation sound very natural with a British accent.
We will be learning the RP (Received Pronunciation) accent, which is considered the most 'British' and most correct accent.
It's the accent that you've heard in movies like Harry Potter and shows like Downton Abbey and Bridgerton.
These British accent methods include:
End many words with schwa sound, not strong 'r' sound e.g. mother
Long 'aaaah' sound in words like 'class, bath' in British accent
Pronounce 'tt' as 'tt' (not 'dd' like Americans!)
Stewpid vs Stoopid – RP British accent uses 'you' sound
Pronounce the middle 'r' in words like 'very' as a 'd' (vedy good)
Summary: After this section, you'll sound like you were born in the nice part of London!
Step 4: English pronunciation mastery
We'll learn some high-level ways to make your English speaking even more natural sounding, by connecting your speech.
Connected speech is a great way to make your English pronunciation more authentic.
And we'll practice passages together so you can be as confident as possible when using your new perfect English pronunciation!
We'll learn the following methods of making your English pronunciation more connected:
Contractions
Gemination
Catenation
Assimilation
Intrusion
Summary: After this section, you'll be able to say long passages fluently just as a native speaker would.
By the end of the course, you'll have the tools you need to perfect your English pronunciation and speak with confidence like a native English speaker with a natural British accent.
Start improving your English pronunciation today! Let's get started!
Who this course is for:
English learners who want perfect British English pronunciation
More Info
What you'll learn
You'll learn perfect British English pronunciation
You'll learn the different sounds (phonemes) in English pronunciation
You'll learn how to connect your speech accurately to sound more natural in your English pronunciation
You'll learn how to develop a British RP accent in your English pronunciation
Requirements
A2 English would be best, but we will start from the beginning, so don't worry!
Description
Are you looking to improve your English pronunciation and speak with an authentic British accent?
Welcome to British English Pronunciation - The Complete Guide!
This course is perfect for English learners who want to achieve perfect English pronunciation.
The course is suitable for all levels of English pronunciation learners, from beginners to advanced.
Step 1: Phonemes
We'll start from the beginning and teach you the correct mouth positions for English phonemes.
This way, you can learn how to say difficult words in a British accent with perfect English pronunciation.
For each vowel and consonant sound in English pronunciation, I'll teach you:
The correct mouth position
Spelling rules for that sound
Longer words to practice the English pronunciation for that sound
Listening practice so you can identify the sound easily from a British accent
Reading a passage together for extra practice of that sound
Summary: You'll know exactly how to pronounce each sound correctly, and when to use them.
Step 2: English pronunciation improvement
We will see some common English pronunciation problems that people have and you'll learn the correct skills to avoid those English pronunciation mistakes.
These include:
Words that are difficult to say correctly - e.g. definitely; mischievous; stomach
Words that look the same but sound different (heteronyms) e.g. lead and lead; excuse and excuse
Summary: After this section, your English pronunciation will be so accurate that you'll want to speak English all day!
Step 3: British accent training
We'll learn the best ways to make your English pronunciation sound very natural with a British accent.
We will be learning the RP (Received Pronunciation) accent, which is considered the most 'British' and most correct accent.
It's the accent that you've heard in movies like Harry Potter and shows like Downton Abbey and Bridgerton.
These British accent methods include:
End many words with schwa sound, not strong 'r' sound e.g. mother
Long 'aaaah' sound in words like 'class, bath' in British accent
Pronounce 'tt' as 'tt' (not 'dd' like Americans!)
Stewpid vs Stoopid – RP British accent uses 'you' sound
Pronounce the middle 'r' in words like 'very' as a 'd' (vedy good)
Summary: After this section, you'll sound like you were born in the nice part of London!
Step 4: English pronunciation mastery
We'll learn some high-level ways to make your English speaking even more natural sounding, by connecting your speech.
Connected speech is a great way to make your English pronunciation more authentic.
And we'll practice passages together so you can be as confident as possible when using your new perfect English pronunciation!
We'll learn the following methods of making your English pronunciation more connected:
Contractions
Gemination
Catenation
Assimilation
Intrusion
Summary: After this section, you'll be able to say long passages fluently just as a native speaker would.
By the end of the course, you'll have the tools you need to perfect your English pronunciation and speak with confidence like a native English speaker with a natural British accent.
Start improving your English pronunciation today! Let's get started!
Who this course is for:
English learners who want perfect British English pronunciation
More Info
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