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Not correct. It's a Spanish spelling of a Quechua word. The Spanish pronunciation is key-no-ah.

The simpsons meets futurama

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Excellent video!!! I hope my channel can help people this much someday!

Wow, everything she said is 100% true. Yes I have been living in a Sate for over a decades and still struggling with my fluency. It gets really frustrated over time when unable to achieve the fluency in your targeted language. My limited beliefs is because of the English language I am unable to achieve my career goals.

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4:08 I thought about the word "put".

Idk I can understand when people talk to me but movies has a lot of slang thta I never hear so I get confused 😅

I need practicing

I usually don't comment on videos I watch, but this video deserves a standing ovation. Correction, the teacher deserves a standing ovation. It's the best explanation I've ever received, and I appreciate the time you dedicate to helping people like me who are trying to improve our English pronunciation. Thank you so much!

DONE btw im from India im 16 year old from India having problem while prouncing for last 10 years when i was small it seems there was nothing but as a grown teen its affecting me in daily life like im afraid to ask doubts to my teachers in middle of 50 student class coz all will laugh at me and it have happen to me last 3/4 times i always dont want to be a silent student so i promise myself that i will practics daily and give my 15 minutues to ur video daily its day 2

One belief I usually have is that as a teacher, having an accent makes me less worthy of a teacher, and being paid so low reinforces that idea further. So many native teachers make twice what I make without ever having to study the language, my pronunciation is excellent, but even my face shouts LATINO all the time.

Every word you say is totally true, I am at a stage in my life where I want to work as a Software Developer at 46 years old, starting from scratch and learning English, I have had all those limitations that you say at every moment of this journey that I have taken However, I am always moving forward, watching your videos and learning a lot, God bless you every day of your life, thank you for helping so many people achieve their dreams, to grow personally and professionally, Greetings from Venezuela

very useful

Hi there,Hadar and Jennifer merci your conversation,bye bye 🎉

Hello! I’m Ian, and I’m from the USA. The “R” in 🇺🇸 American English is always pronounced in the back of your throat, with he sides of the tongue braced against the inner upper teeth and the top of your tongue curled up, but not touching anything. But when there’s a “thr” combination, the “r” sound is pronounced differently. The tongue is in the front of the mouth, the back parts of your tongue rise up to make a combination similar to a slide 🛝.

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It’s very helpful

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For the first time i saw great pronunciation explanation of TH

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Thanks a lot Hadar you are an excellent teacher, is great that you have invites JForrest. A nice experience listening both of you.

I like the way you share your thoughts in each video. You inspire, motivate, and invite us to make an extra effort to reach the next level.

I don't have such negative feelings when I speak with others. I can confidently speak English. I am from Nepal, a physics teacher, and an educational researcher. I have to communicate with several Educational researchers in the United States. When I talked to them they were surprised to listen to my English speaking. One of my friends who has stayed in the United States for the last 20 years claimed that my English speaking is better than many other immigrants in the United States. I feel proud of myself for having reached that level of speaking English. The credit goes to Hadar and her team. Had I not been in contact with Hadar's RUclips videos my English speaking wouldn't have reached this incredible height. Thanks, Hadar for your invaluable contributions!

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Thank you so much for this video, Hadar! 😍

awesome very helpful .Thank You Madam.

This class was perfect! I could understand what happens with me, why I blocked when I am not able to understand a context

My throat hurts alot.

I was about to subscribe to your channel, but when I heard the word Israel my interest faded away

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Conclusion: one of the options for the dark L sound is pharyngealization, making it somewhat similar to the sound /ʕ/ that is present in Arabic and represented by the letter ع, except that for this one the tip of the tongue should still touch the alveolar ridge and split the mouth to two airways.

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Haddar, you are an amazing teacher. Sometimes I think "I'm too old to learn. I lost my chance to speak English 😢"

My English learning limits are to understand anything in english spoken and written.as well as to speak fluently.

You are one of my ways to enjoy learning English, Hadar. Not the only one, but one of them. Thanks for all your videos, y que no se borre esa sonrisa de tu cara nunca.

I'm highly grateful for this episode 🙏 very needed

Hadar's youtube channel is a very valuable tool for English learners!

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Hi from México ❤nice advice😊