Linguistix PronunciationTrying to get ahead with Spanish pronunciation? Check out this simple and quick technique using English to master your Spanish speaking! Linguistix is a premium pronunciation coaching service that makes these types of associations in your practice to sound more natural and build confidence when speaking. And we do this in a few different languages too!
Here's the thing: When native English speakers are learning to speak Spanish, we tend to pronounce words using the rules of English. In other words, we read Spanish as if, for some reason, it's an English word. This happens ALL THE TIME and is proven in words like "Tres".
We take the initial TR, look at it for a moment, and assume it must be pronounced like the TR in the word "Trace", which is exactly what most English speakers will default to in the pronunciation of the number three in Spanish. Uno, Dose, Trace. If that's how you say it, we do want to make a quick and slight modification, but it's not your fault!
It's a natural habit for anyone to pronounce a foreign word with the rules of their native language. What else would you think to try if you had no idea how to say it? I'm totally with you. And trust me, I'm only an expert on the languages I've taken time to perfect. You definitely don't want me to help you with French or German... yet ;)
Luckily with this channel and my coaching, I have put together a series of videos that simplify this whole deal with word tricks and techniques that make your pronunciation sound natural and native-like without going into details of the phonetics (i.e. where to put your tongue and teeth, how to create the sound) or phonology (i.e. introducing the available sounds within a given language).
So, if you're working on your Spanish pronunciation, let this video be a guide to not only pronounce the number three, but to gain a deeper understanding of how the letters TR are pronounced in Spanish, no matter where they fall within a word. They are not pronounced like the English TR, unfortunately.
Taking the technique of using "Today" to flip your R's also shows how there are many sounds that are nearly identical among languages that you would have never thought to connect!
If you're someone who can't hear the subtle differences between foreign pronunciations, or if you don't consider yourself a 'language person', that's quite alright! Let me make the associations FOR you and simplify the entire process so you can just worry about memorizing vocabulary and solidifying your grammar.
The best thing about these pronunciation techniques (and practicing pronunciation in general) is that, unlike grammar and vocabulary, acquiring the proper, natural pronunciation never goes away and you'll never have to relearn it! It's a little thing called muscle memory, my friend. And your brain will defer to whichever pronunciations you have found most comfortable and correct.
So, if you have developed bad habits when speaking Spanish, you can modify and improve them! You will just by watching this short video. It's about relationships! The most efficient way for your brain to learn something new is to relate it to something you already know. Neurons fire like a pinball flying back and forth between rubber bumpers and those little flappy things at the bottom. Only, like, a lot faster!
So, if you're still reading this and haven't subscribed to this channel, take a reading break and do that now. Did you like this video? Oh! You did! No way, that's fantastic! Click the little thumbs up guy and tell me how you REALLY feel! ;)
I welcome your comments and suggestions for future videos. There's a ton more where this came from.
Pronunciation for me is the best way to show off your overall level in any language, but in particular for Spanish, it clearly separates the way people think about you and respond to you, since there are so many gringos floating around the world just saying 'Trace' all the time. But it's cool, they just haven't stumbled upon this video yet! But they will, because you will likely share this with them, and I thank you for it!
I also have a website! It's new and improved and ready for your visit. Find out more at linguistixpro.com/spanish
How to Pronounce Tres in SpanishLinguistix Pronunciation2017-01-09 | Trying to get ahead with Spanish pronunciation? Check out this simple and quick technique using English to master your Spanish speaking! Linguistix is a premium pronunciation coaching service that makes these types of associations in your practice to sound more natural and build confidence when speaking. And we do this in a few different languages too!
Here's the thing: When native English speakers are learning to speak Spanish, we tend to pronounce words using the rules of English. In other words, we read Spanish as if, for some reason, it's an English word. This happens ALL THE TIME and is proven in words like "Tres".
We take the initial TR, look at it for a moment, and assume it must be pronounced like the TR in the word "Trace", which is exactly what most English speakers will default to in the pronunciation of the number three in Spanish. Uno, Dose, Trace. If that's how you say it, we do want to make a quick and slight modification, but it's not your fault!
It's a natural habit for anyone to pronounce a foreign word with the rules of their native language. What else would you think to try if you had no idea how to say it? I'm totally with you. And trust me, I'm only an expert on the languages I've taken time to perfect. You definitely don't want me to help you with French or German... yet ;)
Luckily with this channel and my coaching, I have put together a series of videos that simplify this whole deal with word tricks and techniques that make your pronunciation sound natural and native-like without going into details of the phonetics (i.e. where to put your tongue and teeth, how to create the sound) or phonology (i.e. introducing the available sounds within a given language).
So, if you're working on your Spanish pronunciation, let this video be a guide to not only pronounce the number three, but to gain a deeper understanding of how the letters TR are pronounced in Spanish, no matter where they fall within a word. They are not pronounced like the English TR, unfortunately.
Taking the technique of using "Today" to flip your R's also shows how there are many sounds that are nearly identical among languages that you would have never thought to connect!
If you're someone who can't hear the subtle differences between foreign pronunciations, or if you don't consider yourself a 'language person', that's quite alright! Let me make the associations FOR you and simplify the entire process so you can just worry about memorizing vocabulary and solidifying your grammar.
The best thing about these pronunciation techniques (and practicing pronunciation in general) is that, unlike grammar and vocabulary, acquiring the proper, natural pronunciation never goes away and you'll never have to relearn it! It's a little thing called muscle memory, my friend. And your brain will defer to whichever pronunciations you have found most comfortable and correct.
So, if you have developed bad habits when speaking Spanish, you can modify and improve them! You will just by watching this short video. It's about relationships! The most efficient way for your brain to learn something new is to relate it to something you already know. Neurons fire like a pinball flying back and forth between rubber bumpers and those little flappy things at the bottom. Only, like, a lot faster!
So, if you're still reading this and haven't subscribed to this channel, take a reading break and do that now. Did you like this video? Oh! You did! No way, that's fantastic! Click the little thumbs up guy and tell me how you REALLY feel! ;)
I welcome your comments and suggestions for future videos. There's a ton more where this came from.
Pronunciation for me is the best way to show off your overall level in any language, but in particular for Spanish, it clearly separates the way people think about you and respond to you, since there are so many gringos floating around the world just saying 'Trace' all the time. But it's cool, they just haven't stumbled upon this video yet! But they will, because you will likely share this with them, and I thank you for it!
I also have a website! It's new and improved and ready for your visit. Find out more at linguistixpro.com/spanishWhat 10 Years of Coaching Taught Me About PronunciationLinguistix Pronunciation2025-05-21 | 10 Years, 10 Lessons: What Coaching Accents Taught Me About People, Power and Pronunciation
After a decade of working with voices, dialects and prosody, I’m sharing the real lessons I’ve learned. Not just about pronunciation, but about communication, confidence and identity. Whether you're a language lover, actor, coach or just curious why people speak the way they do, this is for you.
🎙️ Come celebrate 10 years of Linguistix with me. Let’s talk rhythm, resonance and the surprising truths behind how we sound.
Facebook /lingwistix Insta + TikTok @linguistixproAccents Speak Louder Than Words® – My Tagline Is Officially Trademarked! 🎉Linguistix Pronunciation2024-08-23 | It’s official! My tagline "Accents Speak Louder Than Words®" has been trademarked, and I’m celebrating with this short video. Join me for a quick, fun breakdown of what this means for me as a coach and why it’s a big win for all of us who love wordplay and accents. Thanks for your support!
Facebook /lingwistix Insta + TikTok @linguistixproLinguistix Loop 1 [Aug, 2024]Linguistix Pronunciation2024-08-07 | Hey there, language enthusiast! I know life gets busy, so I'm here with a quick and exciting update just for you. If you're into mastering accents or fine-tuning your language skills, let's connect more directly.
I don't post often, even with new tips or fun coaching opportunities, but I'm working to change that!
Introducing the first "Linguistix Loop" – a quick 2-minute (ish) breakdown of key updates I think you'll appreciate.
Hopefully, you remember me as a language enthusiast or accent specialist, and these updates will keep you informed and engaged.
Facebook /lingwistix Insta + TikTok @linguistixproHow many languages are there?Linguistix Pronunciation2024-07-04 | ...How To Pronounce Passover Words in HebrewLinguistix Pronunciation2024-04-28 | 🌟 Learn How to Pronounce Passover Words in Hebrew! 🌟
Join Ruben for a quick Hebrew pronunciation tutorial as we celebrate the Passover holiday! In this video, we'll learn how to pronounce 10 essential Passover words in Hebrew with an authentic Israeli accent. Whether you're preparing for your own Passover Seder or just interested in Hebrew pronunciation, this video is perfect for you!
As we commemorate the ancient story of liberation, our hearts are with all those yearning for peace and freedom today. This Passover, let’s cherish and spread the universal hope for liberation and understanding across all borders and conflicts.
Facebook /lingwistix Insta + TikTok @linguistixproAccent Evolution From English to Español: Todds Pronunciation Transformation StoryLinguistix Pronunciation2024-01-09 | Transform Your Accent with Todd's Inspiring Spanish Experience! 🌟 Join Todd, a dedicated student of 2 years, as he shares his personal adventures in modifying his Spanish accent. Discover how he turned the challenging task of accent transformation into an exciting and engaging experience. Todd's story is a testament to the power of innovative techniques in language learning and accent adaptation.
While Todd's Spanish accent continues to evolve, his journey offers valuable insights into realistic progress and the intricacies of language learning. It's not just about perfecting an accent; it's a comprehensive process of understanding grammatical nuances and expanding vocabulary.
Immerse yourself in this insightful video to see real improvement in Spanish. For those eager to delve deeper into accent modification and learn Ruben's effective strategies, be sure to subscribe and follow us at LinguistixPro - where ‘Accents Speak Louder Than Words’ ™
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#LanguageLearning #AccentModification #SpanishProgress"Dialect Coach Explains How To Acquire Any Foreign Accent Pt2Linguistix Pronunciation2023-08-09 | This is the 2nd part of an hour long presentation at the Polyglot Gathering called "The Sincerest Form of Flattery: How Imitating a Foreign Accent Can Help You Master Any Language". Long title, sure, but more importantly Ruben Adery provides a framework for using accent as a tool to not only build confidence in a foreign language, but also connect more deeply with others.
If you're interested in learning more about modifying accents, subscribe and follow some of Ruben's best techniques for acquiring a foreign accent.
TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Spanish Argentinian Accent 06:51 - Spanish to American English 09:15 - American English to Spanish - Buenos Aires Example 11:27 - Brazilian Portuguese To American English 16:09 - 5 Websites to Learn a Foreign Language 18:00 - Outro
linguistixpro.com Facebook /lingwistix Insta + TikTok @linguistixprothe most important thing I can share about mastering a foreign accent #dialectcoachLinguistix Pronunciation2023-05-19 | ...How to Pronounce T in English [Tennis T]Linguistix Pronunciation2022-06-24 | This explanation is taken from a longer presentation from the online Polyglot Gathering and deals with the 7 different allophones (pronunciation variations) of the letter T in American English.
Although this excessive variation is unique to North American English, you might find it extremely useful to identify other allophones of letters in the language that *you're* studying, if it's not English.
This is part of the general technique for improving or modifying a foreign accent, and the process is surprisingly similar no matter what language you're learning to master.
Facebook /lingwistix Insta + TikTok @linguistixproDialect Coach Explains How To Acquire Any Foreign Accent [Pt 1]Linguistix Pronunciation2021-11-06 | This is the introduction to a presentation at the Polyglot Gathering called "The Sincerest Form of Flattery: How Imitating a Foreign Accent Can Help You Master Any Language". Long title, sure, but more importantly Ruben Adery provides a framework for using accent as a tool to not only build confidence in a foreign language, but also connect more deeply with others.
The first minute will show you how the speaker, who was mostly unknown to the audience, could deceive people not once, but twice by utilizing the same tools that he will later teach in the presentation.
If you're interested in learning more about modifying accents, subscribe and follow some of Ruben's best techniques for acquiring a foreign accent.
Facebook /lingwistix Insta + TikTok @linguistixproAcquire Any Foreign Accent - Introducing Linguistix PronunciationLinguistix Pronunciation2021-10-10 | If you're struggling to sound natural in a foreign language, you may find that enhancing your pronunciation and overall word choice will make the biggest difference and create the right first impression when speaking.
Meet your accent coach, Ruben Adery! Fluent in over 5 languages, he uses pronunciation as a tool to build confidence, while training for real-life situations. In fact, you'll even find that Ruben uses examples from *your* native language to make things just that much easier and relatable for you.
Whether you're looking for a private coach, a small group to hold you accountable, or you're just trying to get some more information, let Ruben give you the feedback that you deserve and have been looking for all this time!
Facebook /lingwistix Insta + TikTok @linguistixproEnglish Pronunciation for Spanish Speakers [Intro]Linguistix Pronunciation2020-10-06 | ...American English Pronunciation MasterclassLinguistix Pronunciation2020-10-06 | Create the right first impression. No matter what language you're studying, the first words that come out of your mouth will be the only first impression you'll ever get. Which words do you choose? How do they sound? 🤔
Anticipating the most common questions and rehearsing answers won't only give you more confidence and a general feeling of preparation, it will also give you a bank of sentences and words you use most often to focus your pronunciation practice. 🎯
Foreign language Identity = Pronunciation (Accent) + Word Choice (Dialect) Join me every week LIVE for help with English, Spanish or Hebrew pronunciation. Sound more and more like a native speaker each week.
Facebook /lingwistix Insta + TikTok @linguistixproHebrew Preposition CombinationsLinguistix Pronunciation2020-07-02 | Learning pronunciation doesn't have to be technical and boring. You can learn to sound more like a native Israeli in a fun, easy, and enjoyable way. Follow this link to get your FREE Hebrew pronunciation mini-course to get you started! bit.ly/301On4v
We don't always talk about grammar on this channel, but when it comes to sounding more natural in Hebrew, word choice is really important! This clip is just a little taste of what we do each week in our LIVE Hebrew pronunciation group sessions. We focus on the Israeli accent and building confidence in all areas of Modern Hebrew conversation.
If you've seen any other videos, you'll notice the approach to learning Hebrew pronunciation is about making connections with other languages, most notably your native language. Understanding where you're starting from, phonetically, and knowing about certain habits of other English speakers will help you move forward.
We come away with the confidence to start new conversations knowing what we're saying is not only clear and understandable, but it uses the style and wording of a native Israeli. We don't want to stand out in a negative way, and we don't want people to constantly ask us where we're from, or worse, just immediately switch to English.
That's why we put together a first-of-its-kind, comprehensive Hebrew pronunciation video course. It takes you through all the problematic sounds, adds practice videos and word lists, and we're still adding materials this year.
Let's show the world how well you speak this language!
WORK WITH RUBEN if you're serious about taking your Hebrew skills to the next level. Please fill out this quick form and then I'll reach out to set up a consult: tinyurl.com/linguistixapp3 Types of Hebrew Consonant ClustersLinguistix Pronunciation2020-05-13 | Learning pronunciation doesn't have to be technical and boring. You can learn to sound more like a native Israeli in a fun, easy, and enjoyable way. Follow this link to get your FREE Hebrew pronunciation mini-course to get you started! bit.ly/301On4v
This clip is just a little taste of what we do EVERY WEEK in our LIVE Hebrew pronunciation group session. We focus on the Israeli accent and building confidence in all areas of Modern Hebrew conversation. Next class is Sunday! (Now via Zoom)
If you've seen any other videos, you'll notice the approach to learning Hebrew pronunciation is about making connections with other languages, most notably your native language. Understanding where you're starting from, phonetically, and knowing about certain habits of other English speakers will help you move forward.
We come away with the confidence to start new conversations knowing what we're saying is not only clear and understandable, but it uses the style and wording of a native Israeli. We don't want to stand out in a negative way, and we don't want people to constantly ask us where we're from, or worse, just immediately switch to English.
That's why I put together a first-of-its-kind, comprehensive Hebrew pronunciation video course. It takes you through all the problematic sounds, adds practice videos and word lists, and I'm still adding materials this year.
You can even preview a couple videos for free!
Let's show the world how well you speak this language!
WORK WITH RUBEN if you're serious about taking your language skills to the next level. Please fill out this quick form and then I'll reach out to set up a consult: tinyurl.com/linguistixappEnglish Pronunciation for Spanish Speakers Part3Linguistix Pronunciation2020-03-30 | This is the THIRD and final lesson of this new mini series aimed at native Spanish speakers and aims to help you improve your understanding of North American English pronunciation. In this video, we continue with a common mispronunciation of the letter I.
While there are many variations of accents and regional uses, we can sound more native in English knowing when I doesn't sound like /i/. Have a listen to the example words and phrases to get some repetition and start to make the right impressions when speaking with others!
JOIN THE COMMUNITY of learners in our weekly live lessons where we talk all about English pronunciation and sounding like a native speaker: www.englishspeakinghacks.com
WORK WITH RUBEN if you're serious about taking your language skills to the next level. Please fill out this quick form and then I'll reach out to set up a consult: tinyurl.com/linguistixapp
www.linguistixpro.comEnglish Pronunciation for Spanish Speakers Part2Linguistix Pronunciation2020-03-13 | This is lesson number TWO of THREE of this new mini series aimed at native Spanish speakers and will help you improve your understanding of North American English pronunciation. In this video, we continue with a common mispronunciation of the letter S.
While there are many variations of accents and regional uses, we can sound more native in English knowing when S sounds like /z/. Have a listen to the example words and phrases to get some repetition and start to make the right impressions when speaking with others!
CHECK OUT YOUGLISH to compare pronunciations of words spelled with S. Youglish creates a playlist of YT videos that contain your word and really help to hear many different people in a short period of time. You can start here with the word EASY: youglish.com/pronounce/easy/english/us?
JOIN THE COMMUNITY of learners in our weekly live lessons where we talk all about English pronunciation and sounding like a native speaker: www.englishspeakinghacks.com
WORK WITH RUBEN if you're serious about taking your language skills to the next level. Please fill out this quick form and then I'll reach out to set up a consult: tinyurl.com/linguistixapp
www.linguistixpro.comHow to Pronounce Purim WordsLinguistix Pronunciation2020-03-11 | Learning pronunciation doesn't have to be technical and boring. You can learn to sound more like a native Israeli in a fun, easy, and enjoyable way. Follow this link to get your FREE Hebrew pronunciation mini-course to get you started! bit.ly/301On4v
Happy Purim! חג פורים שמח It's that time of year again when we break out the hamantaschen and fun costumes and celebrate together!
This video introduces and explains some common Purim related vocabulary and pronunciations. Lighthearted and aimed at a general audience, you can use these terms to learn more about the traditions and terminology of Judaism and specifically this festive holiday.
There are many variations of these pronunciations throughout the Jewish world, however the Modern Hebrew pronunciations are reflected in this video and suggested English pronunciations may depend on your native accent.
Interested in learning more about Hebrew pronunciation? Visit www.mivtaim.com for more information about private pronunciation coaching and for more videos on the topic!
Our first Hebrew Pronunciation Video Course with in-depth explanations on all things Hebrew speaking that really all skill levels can benefit from: linguistix.podia.com/impress-israelis
List of words mentioned in the video with Hebrew translation and phonetic transliteration:
Happy Purim – חג פורים שמח – KHAG POO-reem sah-MAY-akhEnglish Pronunciation for Spanish Speakers Part1Linguistix Pronunciation2020-02-06 | This new mini series aimed at native Spanish speakers is just the first lesson of 3 that will help you improve your understanding of North American pronunciation. In this video, we start with the most common pronunciation (or mispronunciation) of the letter O.
While there are many variations of accents and regional uses, we can sound more native in English with this open pronunciation. O is one of the most versatile vowels in English and can be pronounced with almost every vowel sound, but we find that when O is the only vowel OR the stressed vowel, we hear this 'AH' pronunciation most often.
Have a listen to the example words and phrases to get some repetition and start to make the right impressions when speaking with others!
CHECK OUT YOUGLISH to compare pronunciations of words spelled with O. Youglish creates a playlist of YT videos that contain your word and really help to hear many different people in a short period of time. You can start here with the word JOB: youglish.com/pronounce/job/english?
WORK WITH RUBEN if you're serious about taking your language skills to the next level. Please fill out this quick form and then I'll reach out to set up a consult: tinyurl.com/linguistixapp
JOIN THE COMMUNITY of learners in our weekly live lessons where we talk all about English pronunciation and sounding like a native speaker: www.englishspeakinghacks.com
www.linguistixpro.com20 Modern Hebrew Speaking Tips for 2020Linguistix Pronunciation2020-01-14 | *[Replay of live from Jan 12, 2020] Join dialect coach, Ruben Adery, as he breaks down some of the most useful techniques and practices to sound native in Modern Hebrew. 20 language tips, comprising pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary and even ways to stay motivated and always moving forward. This is your year!
This video course is aimed at helping native English speakers develop natural pronunciation in Modern Hebrew. Each video tackles a different nuance in the pronunciation between the two languages and gives you plenty of practice words to immediately apply to your conversations.How To Pronounce Rosh Hashana WordsLinguistix Pronunciation2019-09-29 | Learning pronunciation doesn't have to be technical and boring. You can learn to sound more like a native Israeli in a fun, easy, and enjoyable way. Follow this link to get your FREE Hebrew pronunciation mini-course to get you started! bit.ly/301On4v
Happy New Year! It's that time of year again! Time to dip the apples in honey and celebrate the Jewish New Year.
This video introduces and explains some common Rosh Hashana related vocabulary and pronunciations. Lighthearted and aimed at a general audience, you can use these terms to learn more about the traditions and terminology of Judaism and specifically this festive holiday.
There are many variations of these pronunciations throughout the Jewish world, however the Modern Hebrew pronunciations are reflected in this video and suggested English pronunciations may depend on your native accent.
Interested in learning more about Hebrew pronunciation? Visit www.mivtaim.com for more information about private pronunciation coaching and for more videos on the topic!
Don't forget about the other videos on this channel that will help you build confidence when speaking Hebrew. There's a whole playlist right here! http://bit.ly/hebrewpronunciation
*HEBREW PRONUNCIATION COURSE* Join our first online course with in-depth explanations on all things Hebrew speaking that really all skill levels can benefit from. linguistix.podia.com/impress-israelis
*GLOSSARY* List of words mentioned in the video with Hebrew translation and phonetic transliteration:
(Have a) Happy and Sweet New Year שנה טובה ומתוקה shah-NAH toh-VAH oo-may-too-KAH
Happy New Year!How To Pronounce A In American EnglishLinguistix Pronunciation2019-08-23 | One of the most confused vowel sounds for non-native speakers of English is the sound created by the letter A. Almost every language in the world considers this sound an 'AH' sound (like the English WASH).
It's tricky for many non-native speakers and hopefully the pronunciation tips in this video will help you move toward a more natural and native accent in American English!
My friends at Apto Global, a virtual learning platform, teach language and culture through interactive experiences with real life locals, and I'm happy to add these short videos and similar content to their program.
If you're interested in improving your English in an authentic way, I highly recommend Apto's learning platform!
This series, although designed for Japanese speakers, can be helpful for anyone trying to master English pronunciation. This I sound is actually very common in most North American English dialects.
The more comfortable you are with this sound, the more natural you'll feel in conversation!
Feel free to check out all the videos in this series, and visit linguistixpro.com for more information on private language / accent coaching!How To Pronounce I In American EnglishLinguistix Pronunciation2019-08-14 | One of the most confused vowel sounds for non-native speakers of English is the sound created by the letter I. Almost every language in the world considers this sound an 'EE' sound (like the English SEE).
It's tricky for many non-native speakers and hopefully the pronunciation tips in this video will help you move toward a more natural and native accent in American English!
My friends at Apto Global, a virtual learning platform, teach language and culture through interactive experiences with real life locals, and I'm happy to add these short videos and similar content to their program.
If you're interested in improving your English in an authentic way, I highly recommend Apto's learning platform!
This series, although designed for Japanese speakers, can be helpful for anyone trying to master English pronunciation. This I sound is actually very common in most North American English dialects.
The more comfortable you are with this sound, the more natural you'll feel in conversation!
Feel free to check out all the videos in this series, and visit linguistixpro.com for more information on private language / accent coaching!Dialect Coach Analyzes Spanish Pronunciation of 2020 Democratic CandidatesLinguistix Pronunciation2019-07-04 | Ever wonder how your favorite candidates measure up in Spanish?
In this video, dialect coach Ruben Adery breaks down in detail the nuances of Spanish pronunciation and general use of language of three 2020 Democratic presidential candidates to show you how they really sound to a native ear.
It's important to consider that we don't always have a lot of time when it comes to making an impression when speaking in a foreign language. We want to focus on two main things if you only have a few sentences to show what you got: pronunciation and word choice.
See if you can hear the pronunciation nuances yourself as we go through this analysis together.
@linguistixpro linguistixpro.comHow To Pronounce ER In American EnglishLinguistix Pronunciation2019-06-28 | One of the most confused vowel sounds for non-native speakers of English is the sound ER. It's tricky for many non-native speakers and hopefully the pronunciation tips in this video will help you move toward a more natural and native accent in American English.
My friends at Apto Global, a virtual learning platform, teach language and culture through interactive experiences with real life locals, and I'm happy to add these short videos and similar content to their program.
This series, although designed for Japanese speakers, can be helpful for anyone trying to master English pronunciation. This ER sound is actually very common in most North American English dialects.
The more comfortable you are with this sound, the more natural you'll feel in conversation!
Feel free to check out all the videos in this series, and visit linguistixpro.com for more information on private language / accent coaching!How To Pronounce O In American EnglishLinguistix Pronunciation2019-06-25 | One of the most confused vowel sounds for non-native speakers of English is the letter O. O in most languages sounds like... OH! And it does in English, too... but ONly in specific cases. In fact, most of the time you'll hear it pronounced using one of 3 different vowel sounds. The first is explained in this video. And it might SHOCK you!
My friends at Apto Global, a virtual learning platform, teach language and culture through interactive experiences with real life locals, and I'm happy to add these short videos and similar content to their program.
This series, although designed for Japanese speakers, can be helpful for anyone trying to master English pronunciation. This O sound is actually very common in most North American English dialects. At least it would open to an AW pronunciation.
The more comfortable you are with this sound, the more natural you'll feel in conversation!
Feel free to check out all the videos in this series, and visit linguistixpro.com for more information on private language / accent coaching!How To Pronounce TH In EnglishLinguistix Pronunciation2019-06-19 | One of the trickiest sounds in English, the TH is explained with a few useful examples and techniques you can practice right away!
My friends at Apto Global, a virtual learning platform, teach language and culture through interactive experiences with real life locals, and I'm happy to add these short videos and similar content to their program.
This series, although designed for Japanese speakers, can be helpful for anyone trying to master English pronunciation. This TH sound is actually very common in every English dialect. The more comfortable you are with this sound, the more natural you'll feel in conversation.
Feel free to check out all the videos in this series, and visit linguistixpro.com for more information on private language / accent coaching!How To Pronounce KSHE [כש] in Modern HebrewLinguistix Pronunciation2019-06-12 | Learning pronunciation doesn't have to be technical and boring. You can learn to sound more like a native Israeli in a fun, easy, and enjoyable way. Follow this link to get your FREE Hebrew pronunciation mini-course to get you started! bit.ly/301On4v
This video aims to show something that isn't commonly taught in Ulpan classes: how to pronounce consonant clusters in Hebrew. Many of us who study NIKUD (vowels) are sometimes confused that some of the sounds change in natural conversation.
With this quick tip using an English word, you should come away thinking 'Wow! So easy!' That's what we're trying to do with Mivtaim.
Using your native language (English) to help master a language that might seem to have nothing to do with it linguistically. We find these overlaps all across the language, and I invite you to check out all the videos explaining these subtle nuances when speaking.
Sometimes that's all it takes to make the right first impression and impress Israelis with your use of Hebrew. We're here to sounds more natural but also to build confidence in Modern Hebrew so you can feel relaxed for the rest of the conversation.
Check out our comprehensive Hebrew video course 'I Now Pronounce You... A Hebrew Speaker' linguistix.podia.com/impress-israelisHow To Pronounce ET + HA [את ה] in Modern HebrewLinguistix Pronunciation2019-04-08 | Learning pronunciation doesn't have to be technical and boring. You can learn to sound more like a native Israeli in a fun, easy, and enjoyable way. Follow this link to get your FREE Hebrew pronunciation mini-course to get you started! bit.ly/301On4v
This video is an excerpt from a more comprehensive video course on Modern Hebrew speaking.
Is it challenging for you to even start a conversation in Hebrew? Do Israelis interrupt you or just switch to English? Do you want them to focus on your content and not accent?
Mastering Hebrew pronunciation by native English speakers is very challenging. We all know that. Many of our students, who have completed Ulpanim and have lived in Israel for years, attribute this to - Hebrew-speaking teachers' not understanding students’ difficulties as native English speakers - overall lack of feedback / focus on pronunciation in Hebrew classes - teachers’ lack of knowledge regarding how to modify sounds that give students an “accent” - lack of a coherent framework for understanding and practicing proper pronunciation
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After years of discussion with other language learners and students, I've narrowed down the top 3 things I still hear when it comes to our pronunciation in a foreign language. They might not be surprising to all of you, but be sure to listen til the end so you can hear the full explanations of why these are not always the best for our language learning minds!
As a pronunciation coach, my goal is to help change the way that we learn languages, with a strong focus on speaking, and identifying the best practices and techniques in *your* studies is going to give you a HUGE advantage when you're in conversation. We all know that the first few moments of a conversation with someone new makes a lasting impression. If you're working on improving your pronunciation or making your accent sound a little more natural in ANY language, consider these common myths and see if they apply to your life!
For more insightful feedback on your personal pronunciation in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian or Hebrew, please visit linguistixpro.comHow To Pronounce São PauloLinguistix Pronunciation2018-02-17 | How do you pronounce that ã?? This city is the largest in Brazil, and if you've ever seen it written out, I'm sure you have the same question! Whether you want to actually use this pronunciation when speaking naturally in your native language, I'm not quite sure, but in this video we'll give you the tools to do so, or at least to impress your Portuguese speaking friends!
This is one in a series of videos on "How To Pronounce..." a particular proper noun in its native language - and also discussing other variations that can be heard throughout the world since often we do see a number of accepted varieties of the same word or place name.
As a pronunciation coach, I work with many Brazilian Portuguese learners, and this is one of those sounds that divides speakers when trying to sound more natural in conversation. Even if you're not trying to learn Portuguese, you can still benefit from these techniques and maybe a fun fact to keep in the back pocket. Ya' neva' know when these things come up!
If you're looking into improving pronunciation in a foreign language, head on over to www.linguistixpro.com for more information and please comment below with any suggestions or questions about these pronunciations!WhatsApp Coaching With LinguistixLinguistix Pronunciation2018-02-09 | linguistixpro.com
During the month of February, I welcome you to join me on WhatsApp for live coaching, pronunciation tips, and feedback on everything speaking... for the whole MONTH!!
This is a chance to ask questions, share audio recordings, and focus on your pronunciation for a super, mega, hyper, ultra, über intense month of learning with your faaavorite pronunciation coach! ;)
I want to offer it to you first, but hurry and sign up and we can get a jumpstart on your language practice!!
And remember we can do this in 5 different languages! If you're studying English, Spanish, Hebrew, Portuguese, or Italian, let me help you get ahead by giving you the feedback you've been missing!How to Pronounce PyeongChang | 2018 Winter OlympicsLinguistix Pronunciation2018-02-08 | The 2018 Winter Olympics are here! And what better time than now to review how to pronounce the host city!
City names from language to language are often disconnected by pronunciation. This has a lot to do with spelling, and how we represent sounds in writing is slightly different from one country to the next. So, in this video, I'm not here to tell you what's right or wrong. You don't have to change the way you say anything. It's more of a reminder of how spelling can be a false indicator for proper pronunciation... if you read a foreign name as if it were your in own native language. Assume that will sound different to native speakers.
This city doesn't have much to it, mostly the ANG spelling is what we're looking at. The English spelling of ANG (sang, language, change) is typically pronounced EING (even on YouTube it's hard to write out pronunciations!) but in many MANY languages, especially including Korean and Chinese ANG is pronounced AHHng like ANGela Merkel, for example.
So, join me in knowing some new things about the world and languages! Feel free to suggest a pronunciation video of another proper name that you've been wanting to learn more about.
Visit www.linguistixpro.com for more informationEnglish Pronunciation for Brazilians [Pode Crer 4]Linguistix Pronunciation2018-01-23 | Mais uma aula de pronúncia de inglês! This series aims to help native Brazilian Portuguese speakers with their pronunciation in American English. How much more specific can you get?
This is actually the last in the series of videos that introduces a game that uses alternative *Portunglês* spellings to show how Portuguese can help you sound more natural when speaking English!
If you read the word as if it were Portuguese, you will discover a very common English phrase, (with perfect North American English pronunciation). It's a way to make relationships that stick and at the very least they can be random words you can pronounce really well! Try to guess the word before I reveal it just a few moments later!
Linguistix Pronunciation is a premium language coaching service that focuses on clear speech and natural pronunciation in a foreign language, using examples and relationships from your native language. Effective communication can be a problem and misunderstandings happen more often than we think.
If you're serious about taking your language skills to the next level, please fill out this quick form and then I'll reach out to set up a consult: tinyurl.com/linguistixapp
There are many more videos on this topic for all you Brazilians trying to master English pronunciation check out the playlist on this channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA9wg...
Or maybe you came here to practice your Portuguese! I invite you to check out the series on Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation for native English speakers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjJLs...
And of course please visit the Linguistix Pronunciation site for more details and information regarding accent coaching: linguistixpro.comEnglish Pronunciation for Brasileiros [Difficult Sound #4]Linguistix Pronunciation2018-01-19 | *Replacement* (This is a repost of a previous video with an audio problem)
Com Lingüistix você pode aperfeiçoar sua pronúncia em inglês com aulas particulares ou grupais. Este video tem o objetivo de identificar e prevenir os erros mais comuns para brasileiros falando inglês. Esta introdução faz parte de uma serie de 5 videos. ------ Lingüistix provides professional pronunciation coaching for anyone trying to master a foreign language. This 5-part video series aims to help Brazilians with the most difficult sounds of English pronunciation.
www.facebook.com/lingwistix Twitter: @linguistixsf Insta: linguistix_pronunciationHanukkah Words Pronounced!Linguistix Pronunciation2017-12-14 | Learning pronunciation doesn't have to be technical and boring. You can learn to sound more like a native Israeli in a fun, easy, and enjoyable way. Follow this link to get your FREE Hebrew pronunciation mini-course to get you started! bit.ly/301On4v
It's that time of year again when we celebrate the Jewish festival of lights! No matter how you spell it, Chanukah is here! This video introduces and explains some common Hanukkah related vocabulary and pronunciations. Lighthearted and aimed at a general audience, you can use these terms to learn more about the traditions and terminology of Judaism and specifically this festive holiday.
There are many variations of these pronunciations throughout the Jewish world, however the Modern Hebrew pronunciations are reflected in this video and suggested English pronunciations may depend on your native accent.
Interested in learning more about Hebrew pronunciation? Visit www.mivtaim.com for more information about private pronunciation coaching and for more videos on the topic!
A great miracle happened there – נס גדול היה שם – NESS gah-DOHL ha-YAH SHAHM A great miracle happened here – נס גדול היה פה – NESS gah-DOHL ha-YAH POH
Happy Hanukkah – חג חנוכה שמח – KHAG KHAnookah sah-MAY-akh
Happy Hanukkah!English Pronunciation for Brazilians [Pode Crer 3]Linguistix Pronunciation2017-11-30 | Mais uma aula de pronúncia de inglês! This series aims to help native Brazilian Portuguese speakers with their pronunciation in American English. How much more specific can you get?
These videos introduce a new game where I create and spell out a made-up word or phrase and you have to guess which English word is pronounced if you read the word as if it were Portuguese. It's a way to make relationships that stick and at the very least they can be random words you can pronounce really well! Try to guess the word before I reveal it just a few moments later!
Linguistix Pronunciation is a premium language coaching service that focuses on clear speech and natural pronunciation in a foreign language, using examples and relationships from your native language. Effective communication can be a problem and misunderstandings happen more often than we think.
If you're serious about taking your language skills to the next level, please fill out this quick form and then I'll reach out to set up a consult: tinyurl.com/linguistixapp
And of course please visit the Linguistix site for more details and information regarding accent coaching: linguistixpro.comEnglish Pronunciation for Brazilians [Pode Crer 2]Linguistix Pronunciation2017-11-16 | The series continues! In this new series for Brazilians learning to master their English pronunciation, Pode Crer, we introduce a new language game. To play, you just need to read my 'word' as if it were a Portuguese word / phrase. Once you say it naturally in 'Portuguese' the word you're actually saying is in ENGLISH! And with pretty natural pronunciation!
You get to guess which English word you're actually saying! It's a fun game that you can share with others. Try and see if they can guess before I reveal the answer!!
We're trying to create a modification from the 'inglês brasileiro' which we've grown accustomed to, and in many cases feels more comfortable. Sometimes we need to question certain sounds or at least verify that what we're saying is extremely clear and natural, given the place we're going to be using the language. Since I work as a pronunciation coach to many amazing Brazilians ;) I get to see first hand which mistakes are commonly made and which techniques are easiest to remember. If spelling a word in *Brazinglish* or *Portunglês* is the best way to help make a relationship to the pronunciation, then let's start spelling words in a more strategic way - at least for the purposes of learning the complex pronunciation of English!
And of course please visit the Linguistix site for more details and information regarding accent coaching: linguistixpro.com
If you're serious about taking your language skills to the next level, please fill out this quick form and then I'll reach out to set up a consult: tinyurl.com/linguistixapp
Tmj!English Pronunciation for Brazilians [Pode Crer 1]Linguistix Pronunciation2017-11-09 | Tá na hora, gente! Introducing a new series for Brazilians learning to master their English pronunciation - Pode Crer! This first video lesson (of four) shows how we can use Portuguese spelling and pronunciation patterns to sound more natural and native-like when speaking English. The series is kind of a game where I write a "word" on the screen and if you read the word as if it were Portuguese, it will sound close (if not identical) to a common English word. You get to guess which English word you're actually saying! It's a fun game that you can share with others. Try and see if they can guess before I reveal the answer!!
We're trying to create a modification from the 'inglês brasileiro' which we've grown accustomed to, and in many cases feels more comfortable. Sometimes we need to question certain sounds or at least verify that what we're saying is extremely clear and natural, given the place we're going to be using the language. Since I work as a pronunciation coach to many amazing Brazilians ;) I get to see first hand which mistakes are commonly made and which techniques are easiest to remember. If spelling a word in *Brazinglish* or *Portunglês* is the best way to help make a relationship to the pronunciation, then let's start spelling words in a more strategic way - at least for the purposes of learning the complex pronunciation of English!
And of course please visit the Lingüistix site for more details and information regarding accent coaching: linguistixpro.com
If you're serious about taking your language skills to the next level, please fill out this quick form and then I'll reach out to set up a consult: tinyurl.com/linguistixapp
Tmj!Pronúncia De Inglês Para Brasileiros [Pode Crer]Linguistix Pronunciation2017-11-02 | Gennnnte!! The time has come! In this new series for Portuguese speakers, you will be able to use your native language to enhance and even perfect your American English pronunciation! The key is understanding the similarities between American English and Brazilian Portuguese and identifying the most common sounds, words and even grammatical structures that tend to be misused or mispronounced by the majority of learners.
If you're watching this video or any video in the series, it means you're trying to take your level of English, and especially your pronunciation, to the next level. Although this may seem like a fun series (it totally is!) you should know that this is also based on a lot of research and study. The way that pronunciation is taught and learned is changing nowadays and we have the tools to make stronger associations and get more consistent feedback than ever before!
You'll notice I'm also writing the description in English. If you are a fluent English speaker, you'll notice that your level can also be 'enhanced' by using more natural, native-like pronunciation in your conversations, which will inevitably build confidence and make you feel more secure when speaking to new people!
Feel free to attempt to translate this also if you feel the urge. I invite you to watch other videos in the series and to check out the videos on this channel - there are 4 languages represented, soon to be 5!
Also for more information regarding pronunciation coaching please visit the Linguistix website: linguistixpro.comMeet Your New Foreign Accent CoachLinguistix Pronunciation2017-09-29 | Hey! Thanks for visiting the channel where you can improve your pronunciation in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Hebrew! I finally found a way to express what I do as a pronunciation coach and I'm happy to share a little more about myself and my style with you in this video. I'd love to meet you and even work with you if you're trying to master... well, really any language; the process is entirely the same!
For language-specific content, check out the playlists I've created and the site: www.linguistixpro.com
Video in collaboration with Five Folds CreativePronunciation Coach Speaks 5 LanguagesLinguistix Pronunciation2017-04-19 | This is a teaser video compiled from a few other videos on this channel, but a representation of how the first few seconds of your speaking will determine how people judge your overall ability.
In this case, I happen to speak all these languages quite well, but you don't need to be perfectly fluent in a foreign language to be able to use a natural accent and approach a new conversation similar to how a native speaker would. It all comes down to a few small details. Could be sounds that are different from your native language, and it could be the words that you choose when speaking.
What I do for you is simply provide 100% feedback while we're speaking so you know right away how you sound, where to improve, and what to keep the same. We do this in 5 different languages. English, Spanish, Portuguese, Hebrew, and Italian (which sadly is not represented in this video). You can also see the logo color changes depending on the language. So Green for English, Red for Spanish, Yellow for Portuguese, Blue for Hebrew and Orange for Italian. Follow the colors to find the resources you need!
Let me show you how we can build confidence when speaking and develop a natural accent that convinces people that you are a competent, intelligent, native-like speaker and do it in the first 10 seconds of your conversation. See how that launches you into deeper conversations, more opportunities for job growth and a great feeling of accomplishment overall. I can't wait to meet you and work with you on your pronunciation skills!
More info at www.linguistixpro.com but check out some more videos on this channel! You can search by language! See you soon!Improve Your Brazilian Portuguese PronunciationLinguistix Pronunciation2017-04-11 | Linguistix Pronunciation is a premium language coaching service that helps students develop natural sounding pronunciation in 5 different languages. In this video (delivered in Brazilian Portuguese), I explain why our service is a bit different - if you've ever even heard of someone focusing exclusively on pronunciation before!
Allow me to explain to you how it all works! If you're learning Portuguese or plan to in the future, I'll break down some of the most useful techniques for sounding like a native speaker. I make videos and useful guides to make the process a little more smooth and accessible, no matter what your level or where you are in the world.
-~-~~-~~~-~~-~- Brasileiro? Please watch: "English Pronunciation for Brazilians [Pode Crer 2]" youtube.com/watch?v=DnMDtxViO2M -~-~~-~~~-~~-~-How To Pronounce Bar in SpanishLinguistix Pronunciation2017-03-13 | In this video, we're going to walk you through a super simple technique for pronouncing the word BAR in Spanish - and this includes any words that contain those three letters. We're on location this week in beautiful Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, so I thought it would be most appropriate to pass along this quick and easy tip to help you improve your Spanish pronunciation.
BUT this technique is not just to help you with one (or a few) words! It's also a representation of how Linguistix Pronunciation makes connections from your native language to make learning to speak a foreign language a lot more accessible, especially for those who have a hard time hearing the subtle differences between similar pronunciations.
My whole philosophy is that you can learn to pronounce a foreign language by using as many similarities as possible from your native language. The trick is to realize how much you already have at your disposal! But don't worry, I do all the dirty work for you and simplify the process in these short videos.
What comes out of it is natural, native-like pronunciation (and we do this in 5 different languages) so that your practice becomes more efficient and a lot more effective. This video, for example, takes a simple word BAR and connects it with the English word BOD (short for body) and voilà! Magic! No, but seriously, it is an extremely accurate representation for the pronunciation of that word in Spanish!
These associations are not random, by the way. And unfortunately they cannot be used with every Spanish word. That's why we need to understand the associations beyond the one-word tricks. The D in English in many cases sounds like a single R in Spanish and can really help your clarity when speaking with other natives.
On top of clear speech, you'll come away with a ton more confidence and you'll make the right first impression with this new and improved accent of yours.
Pronunciation for me is the best way to show off your overall level in any language, but in particular for Spanish, it clearly separates the way people think about you and respond to you, since there are so many gringos floating around the world just saying BAR' all the time. But it's cool, they just haven't stumbled upon this video yet! But they will, because you will likely share this with them, and I thank you for it!
Leave a comment and let me know what you think! I also have a website! It's new and improved and ready for your visit. Find out more at linguistixpro.com/spanishSecrets to Master Hebrew Speaking [Part 1]Linguistix Pronunciation2017-01-20 | Learning pronunciation doesn't have to be technical and boring. You can learn to sound more like a native Israeli in a fun, easy, and enjoyable way.
Follow this link to get your FREE Hebrew pronunciation mini-course to get you started! bit.ly/301On4v
A replay of a recent training that focuses on pronunciation as a way to improve spoken communication in Modern Hebrew, though this can easily be applied to ANY language. Enjoy!
Oh, did you want to see the second half? Oh! Ok, here you go! youtu.be/nBeZmpVptxQSecrets to Master Hebrew Speaking [Part 2]Linguistix Pronunciation2017-01-20 | Learning pronunciation doesn't have to be technical and boring. You can learn to sound more like a native Israeli in a fun, easy, and enjoyable way.
Follow this link to get your FREE Hebrew pronunciation mini-course to get you started! bit.ly/301On4v
A replay of a recent training that introduces a framework for developing natural pronunciation in Hebrew, though this framework can easily be applied to ANY language. Enjoy!