Li Difisil Pou Yo Konprann Anglè Ou? Se Vwayèl Anglè Yo Ki Problèm Nan | Part 1

This workshop focuses on fixing common English vowel pronunciation mistakes made by non-native speakers (0:00). Teacher Mimi covers how to correctly pronounce short and long vowel sounds, providing real examples and techniques for improvement. Here's a breakdown of the key topics: • Introduction to Vowels (0:32-1:10) • The five English vowels (a, e, i, o, u). • Brief mention of long vowel sounds and combinations having their own sounds. • Short Vowel Sounds (1:42-18:44) • Short 'a' sound (1:59-4:54): Discusses words like "apple," "cat," "bag," "sand," and the pattern of CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words indicating a short vowel. • Short 'e' sound (4:55-6:12): Examples include "web," "bed," "leg," "men," "rent." • Short 'i' sound (6:13-9:56): Covers words like "lid," "dip," "hip," "his," and clarifies the pronunciation of "English." Also addresses a student's question about the word "bit." • Short 'o' sound (10:00-16:17): Focuses on the open mouth sound in words like "bob," "cob," "hog," and differentiates "bus" (short 'u') from "boss" (short 'o'). • Short 'u' sound (16:18-18:44): Examples include "dub," "mug," "jug," and emphasizes the distinctness from the short 'o' sound. Also clarifies words like "thumb" and "crumb" with silent 'b'. • Long Vowel Sounds (18:58-26:15) • Definition of long vowels (19:01-19:50): Explains that long vowels say their name, similar to the alphabet pronunciation. • The "Magic E" rule (21:12-25:18): The silent 'e' at the end of a word makes the preceding vowel say its name (e.g., "bake," "bike," "bone," "cube"). It's most applicable to one-syllable words. • Examples of long vowel words: "bake," "fate," "bike," "dive," "bone," "code," "cube," "tune." • Reading Practice and Accent Differences (26:16-30:46) • • Students read paragraphs to practice differentiating short and long vowel sounds (26:16-28:28). • Discussion about the pronunciation of "th" sounds, particularly in words like "thick" and "bathroom," and how regional accents (e.g., Caribbean) might influence pronunciation (28:29-30:46). Fix Your English Pronunciation in 30 Minutes! Do you struggle with English vowels? Are you tired of being misunderstood or feeling unsure about your pronunciation? In this interactive workshop, we focus on the most common vowel mistakes that non-native speakers make — and I’ll show you exactly how to fix them! In this video, you’ll learn: How to correctly pronounce short and long vowel sounds Real examples with words like CAT → KET, APPLE → EPPLE, and more Techniques to practice and improve your pronunciation immediately Tips to sound more confident and clear in English This video comes from a live interactive pronunciation workshop with real students, so you’ll see actual learners practicing and improving. Why watch? Boost your confidence speaking English Understand why vowels are often mispronounced Get a full hour of pronunciation tips condensed into 31 minutes If you want more practice, check out my workshops and coaching programs in the links below! 📌 Kijan pou w amelyore pwononsyasyon anglè ou nan 30 minit! Ou gen difikilte ak son vwayèl nan anglè? Ou fatige paske moun pa konprann ou oswa ou pa sèten sou pwononsyasyon ou? Nan sesyon entèaktif sa a, nou pral travay sou pi gwo erè moun fè ak vwayèl yo, epi m’ap montre ou kijan pou w korije yo. Nan videyo sa a, ou pral aprann: Kijan pou pwononse son vwayèl kout ak long kòrèkteman Egzanp reyèl tankou CAT → KET, APPLE → EPPLE, ak lòt mo Teknik pou pratike epi amelyore pwononsyasyon ou touswit Konsèy pou pale anglè ak plis konfyans ak klè Poukisa pou w gade? Ogmante konfyans ou lè w pale anglè Konprann poukisa vwayèl yo souvan pwononse mal 31 minit konsantre sou teknik pratik ki sòti nan yon klas ap viv Links / CTA Section: ✅ Follow me for more pronunciation tips ✅ Subscribe for more English lessons #EnglishPronunciation #LearnEnglish #EnglishVowels #PronunciationTips #EnglishForBeginners #EnglishFluency