English Pronunciation in 1 hour: advanced pronunciation lesson

Which English sounds are the most difficult for you? 😊DON'T FORGET what you have learned in this lesson: download the free PDF worksheet here 👉speakenglishwithvanessa.ck.page/cde25248a1

AMAZING!!! These videos take hours to make and she gives them for free. SO GRATEFUL! ❤

I'm from Angola. Thanks for spending time for us. May God bless you and all your family. Have a nice weekend

Hi) I'm from Ukraine.I teach English at school and my students are fond of watching your videos.Thanks a lot!

Your today’s lesson is also informative. One day I tried pronouncing a word in front of a native English teacher, keeping the right location of my tongue, but not being able to vocalize the last letter of its. However, the teacher said, “Your pronunciation seems to have improved.” Thanks to you, the mystery for me has been solved.

Im adan from dominican republic i love watching your videos you are the best teacher in the world😘

Vanessa; your channel is one of the best for learning English. The level of the lessons are not for beginners but even a just starting student would follow your classes and the advanced ones won’t be bored. Long conversations videos are so far the best from other similar in this media. Continue helping people to get into your language and thank you so much.

Let me say this ,I like the wisdom that I learnt in this lesson (don,t bite the hand that feeds you)...so we are,learning alot of English n,t only how to say .but also the meaning..

Vanessa is really an awesome teacher who providing the state-of-the-art spoken English, plenty of thanks.

I love learn with you Vanessa! I always watch your lessons while I'm making the breakfast, and that makes my routine so much more productive. Thank you!

I always enjoy your lesson. You're improving my English gradually

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Great fun watching you Vanessa! Have been about 30 years in the US and Canada and native speakers still ask me "wr ya from?" after I say 5 words! Tho, I think, I speak good American English. You gave an example about S turning to Z: What goes around comes around. I think you don't need the S to occur b/w 2 vowels to morph to Z. For example: he goes to school. She comes from New York. In both cases the S is pronounced Z (I think!). That choked off T at the end of a word is a gem! American R, oh my God; it is haRRRd. Have been trying to pronounce Barber for 30 years to no avail :)

I love to listen you speaking, Vanessa! Im not so good in English but I'm having some progress here. Thanks

Vanessa ,You were one of my Big INSPIRATION to start a Reading Youtube channel . I have been watching your channel I think since always 😊. I love the lovely way you teach with your beautiful smile . Thanks a lot

your teaching way is comfortable and easy to understand thank you vanessa

Vanessa, you are the best teacher. Thank you very much and wish you the best...

What a wonderful lesson vanessa! 🙌 thank you so much for sharing us these tips!

You use words that are easy to hear and fun.

Vanessa, thanks a lot, you really help me with the pronunciation!😊 🙏