آموزش تلفظ بریتانیایی – حرف صدادار /eə/

زبان ویدیو: در این ویدیوی آموزشی خانم Lucy تلفظ حرف صدادار /eə/ در واژه هایی مانند hair, parent, air را در زبان انگلیسی بریتانیایی به شما آموزش خواهد داد. 

متن کامل ویدیو را در زیر می توانید مشاهده نمایید.

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hello and welcome back to english with

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lucy today is an exciting day because

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I’m starting a new mini series with you

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guys all about British English

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pronunciation now arguably one of the

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most difficult parts of learning English

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is the pronunciation of the many many

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vowel sounds so the first part of this

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series is going to be all about the

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different vowel sounds that we use in

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British English quickly before we get

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started make sure you connect with me on

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and 100 cards before we get started I

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just want to make one thing clear I am

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not trying to make you get rid of your

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accent accents make us unique I just

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want to help you improve your

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pronunciation so that you can be better

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understood and can communicate more

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easily so don’t go crazy and think I

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must use my accent I must use my accent

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because a it’s really difficult and be

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why unless you want to be an actor for a

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specific job role there’s no need a

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story that might surprise some of you is

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that throughout my childhood and some of

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my teenage years I was really really

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embarrassed of my accent I have a

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relatively posh British accent and some

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people used to make fun of me at school

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but now I realised that accents don’t

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matter what does matter is bad

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pronunciation and this is where I come

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in to help you guys okay so the vowel

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sound that we’re going to use today is

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the phoneme err and it’s written like

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this I do think it’s important for you

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guys to recognize things like these

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because when you want to learn how to

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pronounce a word you can search on any

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dictionary and the phonetics will really

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really help you understand how to

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pronounce each word now I mostly teach

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Spanish students

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and they really really struggle with

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this phoneme so exponent as a dip film

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that means it is two vowel sounds

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combined in one syllable so to make the

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air sound we combine the egg and the up

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air but normally British English

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speakers will just say air and will

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change the pitch air air so in the first

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part of the diphthong we use the F sound

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so I’ve got my mouth wide and my tongue

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relaxed F and in the second part

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it’s the up it’s a schwa ah my whole

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mouth is relaxed and it’s just a little

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push of voice ah ah so I’m going ah ah

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ah ah the last thing that you must do is

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propel a lot of air through your lungs

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as you say this vowel sound so I want I

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don’t want air

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I want air breathy the breathy oh you

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are the more British you sound so

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firstly we have the word air is magic

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gas that’s all around us now it’s

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written a I are but we do not pronounce

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the R at the end of the word Americans

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however do pronounce it so we say air

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and they would say air so after the air

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vowel sound we don’t pronounce the R

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unless a vowel then comes after the are

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like in area area now I’m going to give

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you a couple of examples of words that

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end in the air sound that you might have

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been pronouncing incorrectly firstly

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we’ve got the words that end in a I our

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air chair hair fair and millionaire and

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then we’ve got the words that end in a

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our II care aware

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share square now we’ve got the words

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that end in E a R so we’ve got bear ter

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pair swear

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then we’ve got air use in the middle of

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a word so we’ve got things with AR

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parent the names Mary Sarah various then

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we’ve got words with a IR like hairy or

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dairy and we’ve got the British spelling

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for aeroplane with AER we’ve got

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aeroplane or arrow mix and finally we’ve

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got the e AR and words such as

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unbearable hopefully today’s lesson has

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helped you in some way make sure you

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subscribe because there will be more

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videos of this type coming very very

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soon I really do want to help you with

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your pronunciation and I think looking

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at it Val by Val is really going to be a

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good way of doing that so that’s it

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today’s class and make sure you connect

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with me on all my social media and I

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will see you in the next episode bye bye

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then we have our use in the middle of

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the road in the middle of the road