American INTONATION - What They don't Teach You in School | The Secrets of Native Speakers
In this video, you will learn the 3 fundamentals of American intonation: Melody, rhythm, and stress.
Why is it SO HARD to understand native speakers? And what do you HAVE to know to improve your spoken English and get your point across clearly and confidently?
You'll learn how to use melody and rhythm to stress words, you'll learn the difference between content words and function words, why we need to stress content words, and how we reduce function words. This video lesson will also help you understand native speakers better, as we'll talk about common reductions and shortcuts (remember that English sounds different than how it's written).
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More useful videos for your English:
Want to improve your speaking vocabulary? STOP LEARNING NEW WORDS✋ https://youtu.be/bd6iGLmUssQ
#1 STRATEGY of how to become FLUENT in English [why you DON'T NEED to 'sound like a native speaker] https://youtu.be/0V0WeEnsec0
Get your journey started (FREE stuff to give you a confidence and fluency boost):
🚀Fluency Challenge & FB Community (Best thing ever): https://goo.gl/68pqeF
🚀American Accent AUDIO crash course: https://goo.gl/wSVyua
🚀50 words you probably mispronounce (interactive list): https://goo.gl/nLtjtW
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✊ Non-native SPEAKERZ empowering Community (FB): https://goo.gl/68pqeF
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📌PINTEREST: https://bit.ly/2TL6lSm
♥️FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/TheAccentsWay/
📧EMAIL: hello@accentsway.com
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Join BEYOND our English practice community https://hadarshemesh.com/join-beyond/
Learn more about my signature program: https://bit.ly/34pS0xD
Questions you probably want to ask me:
🗣️Are you a native speaker? NO
🌏Where are you from? Tel-Aviv, Israel (I speak Hebrew)
❓ How did you lose your accent? I learned acting in NYC and acquired an American Accent. So I never really lost anything. I also talk about it here: https://goo.gl/PShZ9s
🤔 How can I sound more like a native speaker? You don't have to. A foreign accent is not a bad thing. It's part of your identity. Of who you are. Your goal should be to sound clear, to have an impact when you speak, and to feel confident in your English voice so you never let your English hold you back or prevent you from achieving your goals. #CommunicationOverPerfection
😩What's the worst thing about traditional English training? It's taught as if everyone has the name needs. And it's mostly boring.
🇺🇸Do native speakers think you are American? At first. But later in the conversation, they may detect a subtle accent. Depends on what I'm talking about and how tired I am. I don't care about it too much though, I'm a proud non-native speaker ✊
🇮🇱🇵🇸What do you think about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? I think land is not worth dying or fighting for. I will always promote peace and co-existence. And for me communication in English is a way to overcome political and cultural barriers.
🎓Do you teach 1:1? I don't. I have an amazing colleague, Natalie, who teaches 1:1 at my school and online using my methods. I also have an online program called Accent Makeover that runs 2-3 times a year. For more: http://theaccentsway.com/
❤️Who is your inspiration? Marie Forleo. I think every woman should know her. Men too. https://www.marieforleo.com/
🎥Want to learn more about me? Watch my story: https://goo.gl/csa5iG
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💜My favorite videos💜
American Intonation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FStyKn4V8cE&t=80s
The schwa (the key to American Pronunciation): https://goo.gl/tvDJ6o
Five words you're pronouncing wrong: https://goo.gl/hxy6ov
If you've come all the way down here, then read this:
You are enough. Speaking with an accent. Getting stuck.
Your voice and your identity make you unique. There are enough Native English speakers out there in the world... You don't need to become another one. Find your own voice. It's important to improve your pronunciation and fluency so you feel more confident and capable. So YOU can express yourself better, and minimize the gap between your native tongue and your English.
And If someone makes fun or judges you because of your accent, simply ask back:
Oh, and how many languages do YOU speak?! 😏
People who only speak one language don't always understand what it means to overcome the challenges of speaking a foreign language. Don't feel self-conscious. Teach them.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Видео American INTONATION - What They don't Teach You in School | The Secrets of Native Speakers канала Accent's Way English with Hadar
Why is it SO HARD to understand native speakers? And what do you HAVE to know to improve your spoken English and get your point across clearly and confidently?
You'll learn how to use melody and rhythm to stress words, you'll learn the difference between content words and function words, why we need to stress content words, and how we reduce function words. This video lesson will also help you understand native speakers better, as we'll talk about common reductions and shortcuts (remember that English sounds different than how it's written).
Become a Sprint Master: http://bit.ly/SprintMaster
Join Beyond - our English practice community: http://bit.ly/Beyond-Community
More useful videos for your English:
Want to improve your speaking vocabulary? STOP LEARNING NEW WORDS✋ https://youtu.be/bd6iGLmUssQ
#1 STRATEGY of how to become FLUENT in English [why you DON'T NEED to 'sound like a native speaker] https://youtu.be/0V0WeEnsec0
Get your journey started (FREE stuff to give you a confidence and fluency boost):
🚀Fluency Challenge & FB Community (Best thing ever): https://goo.gl/68pqeF
🚀American Accent AUDIO crash course: https://goo.gl/wSVyua
🚀50 words you probably mispronounce (interactive list): https://goo.gl/nLtjtW
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Let's Stay Connected:👇🏼
📢Website: http://theaccentsway.com/
✊ Non-native SPEAKERZ empowering Community (FB): https://goo.gl/68pqeF
📷INSTAGRAM: https://bit.ly/2M4Tg2R
📌PINTEREST: https://bit.ly/2TL6lSm
♥️FACEBOOK: https://facebook.com/TheAccentsWay/
📧EMAIL: hello@accentsway.com
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Join BEYOND our English practice community https://hadarshemesh.com/join-beyond/
Learn more about my signature program: https://bit.ly/34pS0xD
Questions you probably want to ask me:
🗣️Are you a native speaker? NO
🌏Where are you from? Tel-Aviv, Israel (I speak Hebrew)
❓ How did you lose your accent? I learned acting in NYC and acquired an American Accent. So I never really lost anything. I also talk about it here: https://goo.gl/PShZ9s
🤔 How can I sound more like a native speaker? You don't have to. A foreign accent is not a bad thing. It's part of your identity. Of who you are. Your goal should be to sound clear, to have an impact when you speak, and to feel confident in your English voice so you never let your English hold you back or prevent you from achieving your goals. #CommunicationOverPerfection
😩What's the worst thing about traditional English training? It's taught as if everyone has the name needs. And it's mostly boring.
🇺🇸Do native speakers think you are American? At first. But later in the conversation, they may detect a subtle accent. Depends on what I'm talking about and how tired I am. I don't care about it too much though, I'm a proud non-native speaker ✊
🇮🇱🇵🇸What do you think about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? I think land is not worth dying or fighting for. I will always promote peace and co-existence. And for me communication in English is a way to overcome political and cultural barriers.
🎓Do you teach 1:1? I don't. I have an amazing colleague, Natalie, who teaches 1:1 at my school and online using my methods. I also have an online program called Accent Makeover that runs 2-3 times a year. For more: http://theaccentsway.com/
❤️Who is your inspiration? Marie Forleo. I think every woman should know her. Men too. https://www.marieforleo.com/
🎥Want to learn more about me? Watch my story: https://goo.gl/csa5iG
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
💜My favorite videos💜
American Intonation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FStyKn4V8cE&t=80s
The schwa (the key to American Pronunciation): https://goo.gl/tvDJ6o
Five words you're pronouncing wrong: https://goo.gl/hxy6ov
If you've come all the way down here, then read this:
You are enough. Speaking with an accent. Getting stuck.
Your voice and your identity make you unique. There are enough Native English speakers out there in the world... You don't need to become another one. Find your own voice. It's important to improve your pronunciation and fluency so you feel more confident and capable. So YOU can express yourself better, and minimize the gap between your native tongue and your English.
And If someone makes fun or judges you because of your accent, simply ask back:
Oh, and how many languages do YOU speak?! 😏
People who only speak one language don't always understand what it means to overcome the challenges of speaking a foreign language. Don't feel self-conscious. Teach them.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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