Intonation in English is the secret to sounding clearer, more expressive, engaging and interesting! In todayās video, Iām going to share with you what intonation is and the key elements you need to know to start using even more intonation in your own speech.
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Improve your vocabulary, pronunciation and pace while reading a story out loud with me! Weāre reading a scene from Harry Potter and the Philosopherās Stone by J.K. Rowling.
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In todayās episode, Iām answering questions from my students inside my membership, Beyond. Today youāll get to hear questions likeā¦
[1:42] How can I find my natural voice in English?
[13:12] How to improve similar vowel pairs like sheep/ship and pool/pull?
[16:05] I feel like everyone speaks better English than me. How can I overcome this?
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Itās always a good time to get fluent in English, but this year is one of the BEST times to take advantage of everything thatās happening in the world and in the language learning industry and make progress in your English!
In this weekās episode, Iām going to share with you four different reasons for why I think 2025 is going to be a GREAT year to finally reach your fluency goals in English.
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How do you even begin to talk about a full year of living in a new country?
After relocating to Barcelona on January 4th, 2024, Iāll share the top challenges I faced and the lessons I learned during my first year of relocation in this episode.
Join me for a behind-the-scenes look at my relocation journey to Barcelona āļø āļø
Skibidi toilet rizz, ohio, mewing and moreā¦join me and my guest, Assaf, for a vocabulary lesson on Gen Alpha slang.
Gen Alpha consists of any person born between 2010-2024, and today, we get schooled by Gen Alpha on some of the newest terms theyāre using in English!
Shadowing is one of the best ways you can practice your pronunciation, connected speech and rhythm in English, and today, weāre going to do it with the song āPopularā from the new Wicked movie!Ā
I also prepared for you a free PDF with the shadowing analysis and notes so you can practice this song on your own.Ā
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Looking to improve your American English pronunciation quickly and effectively? This 5-minute daily exercise is perfect for building clarity, confidence, and fluency!Ā
Are you ready to act in English? In this podcast, Iāll guide you through a scene from the play The Rabbit Hole, where youāll get to practice key elements of English like pronunciation, emotion, and flow by reading along with me.
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BECCA: Ridiculous, right? Nine weeks pregnant. In a bar. Drinking.
HOWIE: You said she wasnāt drinking.
BECCA: No, she said. But you know Izzy. Plus the place was probably clogged with cigarette smoke.
HOWIE: Not anymore. Clean Indoor Air Act.
BECCA: She was in Yonkers. You think they enforce that in Yonkers?
HOWIE: I wouldnāt worry about it. If the babies in France turn out okay, Iām sure this oneāll be fine too.
BECCA: You think this is funny, Howie?
HOWIE: Of course not. But you need to relax about it. Izzy could be right.
BECCA: About what?
HOWIE: The baby, getting her on track. It can wake a person up. It did us.
BECCA: She was bragging about a bar fight.
HOWIE: It wasnāt a bar fight.
BECCA: They were in a bar! Fighting!
HOWIE: Izzy hit someone, she didnāt get into a fight. Blows were never exchanged.
BECCA: What is your point? Itās okay for a pregnant woman to be punching people?
HOWIE: Well so long as they donāt punch her back, itās probably all right.
BECCA: What are youā? Why are you defending her?
HOWIE: Iām not. I just think itās silly to get worked up about it.
BECCA: Iām not worked up. Iām just saying.
HOWIE: Youāre right, itās a mess, but what can we do? Maybe itāll be fine. Izzyās not a moron. Okay, she acts like one sometimes but... A baby can be good for a person.
BECCA: I know that, Howie.
HOWIE: Alright then.
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Episodes about finding your voice in English:
Book recommendation: Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Joe Dispenza
Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams or whatever meeting platform you useā¦ if you have found yourself in an online meeting where everyone has their camera off, understanding your colleagues might be a challenge.
In this episode, Iāll share some tips with you about how to understand others better, ask for what you need, and set yourself up for success online!
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