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English Pronunciation – Words ending in NG
Learn how to pronounce the ending of the many, many common English words that end with -ng in this short, free pronunciation class.Related Lessons
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hi, ronnie i like the way you teach. i have some problem…….which i cant overcome. my writing skill is very very poor and horrible. please tell me what should i do?????
The best thing to do is to write a little everyday. Don’t try to write too much! One or two sentences to start. Write about how you feel or what you did that day or what you are going to do!
thanks for your help
thank you ronnie,your helping me a lot…more power, God bless you
Hi Ronnie , you are the best teacher can anyone have .. ^-^
hi… Ronnie,
you really have a fascinating sense of humor
which cause me to pay more attention to what oyu teach
i would say you’re lovely
THANKS ROONYE YOU REALLY MAKE IT EASY THE HELL PRONUNCIATION ENGLISH! EVEN KNOW THERE IS HARD FOR SAY IT THKS FOR SAY IT. I REALLY APPRECCIATE IT
Hi I Ronnie can i ask you something? How i can improve my prounciation skills i feel really desesperate for try to speak english even for me its really so hard could you help me please!
Don’t gave up
One question.
When we pronounce the first character as H and when not.
Like the word honor and home …where is the difference.
H is not pronounced when following W. Some speakers whisper the H before the W.
what
when
where
whether
why
Silent H
H is not pronounced at the beginning of many words. Use the article “an” with unvoiced H. Here are some of the most common:
hour
honest
honor
heir
herb
Pronounced H
H is pronounced at the beginning of these common words. Use the article “a” with voiced H.
hill
history
height
happy
hangover
Thanks …. but what is the rule for the words with the H in the beginning
i think you have to just memorize them as much as you can cause they are irregular in english but if you classify them in lists as ronnie did you will memorize them more easily better as well as you will be more able to pronounce new words with “H” more correctly
but sometimes H is pronounced when following W like whole, who and whose
Thx so much for informations.
999x LIKE :D
thanks my teacher :)
i hope you are be continue
thanks for teching me :)
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
i just wanna kn tht if i wanna say some one tht my my sir is just arreved so i can say this way tht my sir is just came is tht correct way to say
Hi Ronnie,I long for you…But still I got the illusion to hear clearly the “g” when you speak fast,especially in the “hang out” sequence.
hi ronnie you are my favorite, please you can tell me about confuse words “baby kid and child” i want to know correct use of these words.
Baby is a child who is not yet one year old.
kid is the same as child!
We never say “baby kid” , unless we are talking about a baby goat!
Hi there, thank you so much for your lovely lesson. the only thing that made me confused about it is do i have to pronounce ‘G’ when it is followed by a vowel, for example, bring it, hang on and so on, or not? and thank you.
hello! when you follow the G with a vowel it is the same sound!
Thank you ronnie
I love u roonie! You are my favorite teacher! =D
they have to do it by themselves or they have to do it by their own. which one is correct . if both of them are correct . then when we have to use which one. please reply is must.
“They have to do it by themselves” is correct.
We don’t say “They have to do it by their own”. Unless perhaps you are learning Irish!
Ronnie, do you think it is ever possible for a non-native speaker to get a full native North American accent? I feel that no matter how hard I try, I will still retain some of my native accent.
em… I don’t know. It is different for everyone. Some people are great at imitating and can learn to change the way they speak, whilst others cannot. My Gran, for example, left Scotland when she was 8 years old to come to Canada but she still has a Scottish accent! What country are you from?
I’m from Israel. Did you know if you click on my picture you can see my city, country, and information? They added it on Engvid last month… I thought you would know, since you work for them. It’s my goal to get rid of my accent this year and submit videos for Engvid…
That is so cool!
hello sharon , you are from israel ? i am from israel too , how are you ? can you email me by this email please to be friends
Sencerly
Alaa
my email is ala_ardah@yahoo.com
Hi Ronnie the first thank you for this lesson it is important for me to avoid some confuse about “ng” pronunciation. please can you explain me what difference between to make and to do? thank you for you help
We usually make or create something eg: Make a cake/a mess/dinner/a cocktail -> Make is like create.
We “do” an action — Do the laundry/homework/the dishes.
Check our MAKE & DO EXPRESSIONS resource
thank you very much
can I see ” I make relationship “OR “I do relationship”?
We say “have a relationship”, or “I am in a relationship.”
thank you so much
i love this video :)
hi, im a biginer and i cant see ur lessons. is it becuse of my brosser or what?who can i see them?
tanx
It’s because your country has blocked YouTube.
Hi Ronnie i asked you manytime about what is differnt between (for you /and to you) but you never answer me pleas im still waiting your answer plz thinks alot
I’m sorry; I thought I answered you earlier.
We give something to someone. Eg: “Give this gift to her.” NOT “Give this gift for her”!
You can say “I am waiting for her.” or “I have a gift for her.”
Hi Ronnie I asked you manytime about what is differnt between (for you /and to you) but you never answer me pleas im still waiting your answer plz thinks alot really you are so good teacher god bless you and your family
If I had at school a teacher like you ……. I wuold not need now to follow your lesson!
Ronnie, go on in this way. We thank you from the deeph of our heart.
Angelo + Karin
P.S Beautyful color of hair!
I have another interesting question:
“The lesson is created” and “The lesson has been created” – what the difference and when should I use one of them. I think (but I’m not sure) that first sentence describes the current state of the lesson (created) while the second one describes ending of the process. Am I right? By the way, we have one more sentence – “The lesson was created” (Past tense of the first sentence). So when do I use one of this 3 examples. I mean, if you say “The lesson has been created” – what do you want to tell us, and why don’t you just say “The lesson is created” or “The lesson was created” (despite they are present and past tenses respectively, actually they describe action, that happened in the past).
Anyway, thanks for the lesson and may be for the answer.
I have another interesting question:
“The lesson is created” and “The lesson has been created” – what the difference and when should I use one of them. I think (but I’m not sure) that first sentence describes the current state of the lesson (created) while the second one describes ending of the process. Am I right? By the way, we have one more sentence – “The lesson was created” (Past tense of the first sentence). So when do I use one of this 3 examples. I mean, if you say “The lesson has been created” – what do you want to tell us, and why don’t you just say “The lesson is created” or “The lesson was created” (despite they are present and past tenses respectively, actually they describe action, that happened in the past).
Anyway, thanks for the lesson and may be for the answer.
Wow! We use has been (present perfect) when there is no time indicator. We use simple past with a time marker… “The lesson was created last week.”
“The lesson is created” is present tense!
thanks
HI RONNIE, UR TEACHING IS SO INSPIRING…PRONUNCIATION IS DEFINETLY A PART WHICH REQUIRES LOTS OF PRACTICE TO GET IT GOING…BTW AND PLEASE CORRECT ME IF I’M WRONG U SAID THAT HUNG AND SUNG ARE THE PAST TENSES OF HANG AND SING , WELL I KNOW THAT HUNG IS THE PAST PARTICIPLE AND IS REARELY USED AS A PAST FORM, BUT HOW ABOUT SUNG, IS IT THE PAST FORM OF SING??? THANK U AGAIN 4 UR VALUABLE LESSONS
It’s more common to use ‘sang’ as the past form of ‘sing’,but ‘sung’ is also correct. ‘Sung’ is also the past participle of ‘sing’. ‘Hung’ is not rarely used as the past form of hang… it’s the word you would usually use. You say ‘hanged’ when you are talking about someone being put to death, though: “Saddam was hanged to death.”
This is one of those very very subtle details of the language which non-native speakers of English(a group that today outnumbers the native ones)will hardly ever care about. Frankly, as a teacher of English as a foreign language over the past 10 years, I’ve never felt pronouncing the “g” sound at the end of words such as young, long and hang has ever caused me any communication problems, especially when talking to native speakers of English. My conclusion is that in something maybe as soon as some 30, 35 years, pronouncing the “g” sound at the end of those words might become an acceptable variety of English even by linguists(I wonder if it is not already). Anyway, I like your videos and your class posture. I only wanted to add a comment and maybe leave food for thought here!
Best Regards from Brazil, Rogério Silveira.
Thank you so much i love your lesson , it was really useful for me .now the ending pronuntiation is more clear, :D
THANX A LOT FOR UR EXPLANATION, THAT MAKES US FEEL LIKE WE ARE PART OF ENGVID.COM
Hi.. how are you ?? think you very much for help me
I want study in English. how I study English?
I forget some words. do you know how I words to study?
The best way to study words is by learning one new word a day. Then use the word in a sentence and practice the sentence. To memorize new words, write them on sticky notes or a poster and stick them up somewhere where you will see them everyday! This is how I learned Japanese!
ロニーは、それはあなたが日本語ですべての文字を理解できることは本当に驚くべきことだ、それは私には不可能だ。いずれの場合でも、すべての永続化の方法として祝います。 I did google translate and still cannot believe that Japanese language can be learnt. . . These characters look pretty confusing :)
日本語 は 難しい
yah japenese is hard
Ronnie how do you use could and would,
thank you so much teacher Ronnie
I like the way that explain the lessons…you’re really an ideal teacher…
Could you please explain to me how can we distinguish between short vowels and long vowels…is there a rule that show that or not
I’m looking forward for your reply…thanks a lot…God bless you..bye for now..
I will have to think about that! Right now I can’t think of any rules with long and short vowels… I’ll let you know if I do!
thanks
how do we pronounce fring
kindly tell me as what would be correct pronunciation of fring as it should be ending with G or ge
It ends in a “g” not a “gee” Most words in English we never say the “e” sound at the end of a word!
hi i have some problem like spelling and listen what i doing
Spelling is only learned by writing the words out many times (that is how I learned).
Listening you can work on by listening to language CDs with a script! Or watching movies/TV shows with subtitles in English or your language!
Ms Ronnie..how are u doing?
I watched your teaching style on Utube and I really Like it..I really need your help regarding my English pronunciation…
First: How could I make it sound like the Americans?
OH MY God! why iam so worse!
please help me find the best materials to get the most of it.
Thanks in Advance
Lawyer Bishoy
Egyptian
The best way to sound like an American is to listen to and repeat when Americans speak! You can do this by watching american TV!
Spelling is only learned by writing the words out many times (that is how I learned). Listening you can work on by listening to language CDs with a script! Or watching movies/TV shows with subtitles in English or your language!
hi ronnie , i love you and your way in teaching english , you are realy excellent .
but i couldn’t hear when you said : i sing asong or i sung a song which are right and which are wrong , please can you tell me ?
& thank you very very much .
“I sing a song” is present. “I sung a song” is past. But you don’t need to say “a song” you can just say “I sing” or “I sung”!
hiii ronni
really i like ur way in teaching , but i have a problem in listing and speaking
i want to learn english , what i do in beginner?
your videos are very useful for people learning English I appreciate for your efforts. Could you please answer my questions?
1. A) I jumped up because he had advised me to do so (is this correct usage of past perfect simple?)
1. B) I jumped up because he advised me to do so (I used 2 simple past actions here can I do that? If I can is 1B any different from the 1A)
2. My business was bad because I had no good knowledge (is this right usage of past perfect simple) can I also say “my business was bad because I didn’t have good knowledge” again I used two simple past actions.
3.A) Before coming to India I had been in Australia for 2 years (is it compulsory to mention 2yrs or 2weeks in past perfect continuous and can I use “before coming” instead of simple past “I came to”)
3.B) I had been In Australia for 2 years before I came to India. Or can I write like this “Before I came to India I had been in Australia for 2 years” (in this statement I wrote simple past first).
3. C) I had been in Australia for 2 years when I came to India (do 3B&3C convey same meaning).
4. I had been working before my trip or I had been working before I went to trip (which of these two is correct for past perfect continuous)
5.She had been working before the summer begins (is it compulsory to use simple past before past perfect simple and past perfect continues)
Thank you very much for helping people through teaching English.
Please clear my doubts.
Kindest regards,
Rakesh Kakarala.
HEllo !! m teacher n getting too much improvements for teaching my students
so i would like to say thanks to all teachers of eng.vid
HI MY BEST TEACHER WHO ARE YOU IM REALY LIKE WATCH THAN VEDIO
IM FROM SAUDI
RONNIE I WANT TO ASK YOU .. IS LEARNING ENGLISH HARD OR NOT ?
BECAUSE MY TEACH IN SCHOOL SHE SAY WHY YOU ARE DONT LEARN ENGLISH
Thank you so much
Miss Ronnie i’m very grateful to you.
Live Long
Happy
Hi, Sorry for My newbie.
I still not too understand about this learning.
Is this the only word ending with “ng”?
How other word that also has “ng” like ‘playing’, ‘bathing’, ‘compelling’, ‘saying’, and etc…
Hi,
Thanks for greatful way of teaching.
Mam,I want to know about ‘ING’uses.Where should put ‘ING’.Somewhat i read such as:Before coming…,After going…,While reading….,show continute….etc.
So pls Can suggest me any structure for using ‘ING’
Where and Why put?
hi teacher that is not fair i asked you more time about deffent between for you and to you but you never answer me .but ok i will go to look anoter teacher bye
Dear Ronnie,
I am very confused about the words that are EMERGE / HAPPEN / TAKE PLACE / OCCUR.
Could you help me?
Best regard from Turkey
Hi sister,
I have problem to read English,can you teach me how to read English “please”
Sister I have confusion my name is Rony & your’s Ronnie is that female name or male name please tel me.
The best way to learn to read English is by starting with kids books! The spelling “Ronnie” can be male or female, but is most commonly male!
Hello “Ronnie” I’m a beginner, and I speak and write English very well … It is the best way to achieve
hello im charlie, im a filipino and it to hard for me pronounce the TH, V, F, B it will help me alot
Ronnie-san, kon-nichi-wa!
It is nice to know that you have taught English in Japan. Do you have a plan to revisit Japan? If you do, please come to Tokyo next time. I could give you the tour =)
Your pronunciation lessons really help me by the way. Thank you.
I really enjoyed this lesson. but i have a question about LIKE. When do i use it in ING or infinitive? I mean, I always use ING after like but i’ve seen infinitive after LIKE.
Thanks.
hello ronnie could we have a video about preposition please i always confuse between preposition eg:on in at of for
Hi Ronnie, you are a good teacher and funny.For me is too easy to follow your explanations and your pronuntation. Thanks a lot from an old spanish student.
Hi Ronnie I have really appreciated this explanation. You’re amazing… Bless up.
Thank you Mrs. Ronnie for this great lesson.
Greetings from Brussels
Hi, I am Mexican , and I’m Learn to speak and I think that I have a lot information and I could try to use all that i know. If you have a chat for pratice my knowledge i’ll be greatfull. Thanks for a lot. Now I’m uneployed in Mexico but I think that if I get my objective with the english you can sure that i could to pay for all that i learn here. Anything in the life its free but in this world there are many option to help at make more inteligent and human people.
Hi,Ronnie you’re soooooo sweet
i’ve very horrible problem i’ve no confidence while im talking i always think that i gonna make mistake,so please hellllllllllllllllllp me
Don`t ever care or worry about mistakes — people make mistakes ALL THE TIME! Even I make mistakes when I speak English!!!
You learn from your mistakes!
Hi Ronnie,
Thank you so much for all your efforts in helping us to learn English. This class was very good for me. I have also some issues with the “W” pronunciacion,specially with the word “would”. Do you have any video that would show me the best way to do it? It seems that with you everything is so easy for me to understand. Thanks a lot and have a great day!
Would is said the same as “wood”! I will try to do a “w” video for you!
Ronnie I like the way you teach, but my problem how to pronouce word, sentence and to speak fluently
Write as you read, and read as it is written, that’s the big difference between english and serbian language. In our language we obey that rule, and that is simple. That is not case with english, so that makes english language difficult, but interesting. When I learn to speak english fluently, I will come to Canada and make conversation with everybody, even with you Ronnie. So see you, and good luck
hi ronnie i’m muhammed,26, from Egypt. Your style of teaching is great. i wanna ask you for making a video on Morphemes (prefixs & suffixes). Second, I need your e-mail.
This is my email!
I will try to make a video for you! But please search the website to see if there is a lesson already!
Hello, Teacher Ronnie, nice lesson! Thank you. I have been learning English for quite a few years, and I still find it hard for me to pronounce “n” and “ng” correctly. Actually, in Chinese, we have “n” and “ng” these 2 different but similar pronouncations, but since I am from the sounthern part of China, where we don’t have “ng” but “n” pronouncation in our own language, so it becomes so hard for me to distinguish these 2 pronouncations. For instance, in these 2 words – sin and sing. Please help me. a lot of thanks!
“N” has a short ending, so your tongue ends at the top of your month when you finish the word.
NG has a long ending. Your tongue is down at the front of your mouth and up at the back. Make the sound long and continue it longer then with N! Hope that helps====goood luck!
Dear Ronnie
actually i have problem in pronouncation and speaking could you please help me in this.
Wael
thank you so much for helpe here
Hi Ronnie!
I’d like to know if the “NG” sound changes when it is followed by a vowel in a fast conversation. I’m not sure but sometimes it seems I hear more like a “G” sound when a word ending in “NG” sound is followed by a vowel. For example: I wrote a sonG_About you.
Does it change?
It would help me a lot.
Thanks!
no, it is the same sound… we say son-ng not son-g!
you mean do not say g example bring the pronunciation is ” brin” do not say g
Thank you Ronnie! :)
Hi Ronnie, thanks for the interesting lesson. I liked it and I got it. I would like to know the different between tall and long.I used to think that tall is only for humans and long for things, but i read recently in the dictionary (a tall building). I got confused. thanks already
the Egyption Soha
Long is the length of something – tall is the height.
can we download these vidoes,or is it only to be heard on line?
No, only streaming right now.
thanks,i love your lessons but i don,t know how to compose a sentence with a words also how to speak english fluently because i want to see my son speaking simple and correct english,you know in spain they speak spainish,,and if there any dvd cds lesson for the kids ,thanks
You should just look online to see if there are any English learning cd’s for kids – or get an English songs cd for kids!!! Kids love to sing!
Thanks you Ronnie
COULD YOU DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN HAS,HAVE AND HAS BEEN, HAVE BEEN AND HAD BEEN
EX.JOHN HAS A PEN OR JOHN HAVE A PEN
hi nice 2 c ur site ,ur really interesting but i need for more excercises as im english teacher ,thanks alot
hi Ronnie. thnx so much. ur way in teachng is sooo funny. I like it so much.
Hi Ronnie!I want thee to tell me what is thy viewpoint about (the proplem of the pronunciation of NG in English)which my research in college
Ineed to skype with native english speakers.thanks
thats first video i see and i m vey glad to find this website .. you talk slowly and i understand you good ..thank you very much.. you are so wonderful; and i m learning also from your comments
thank you it is help a lot
I’m from Morocco I too loved your lesson
Thank you ronnie
thank you.
thank you
hi Ronnie i have a problem with native speaker i understand you well but i want to understand natives when they talk to each other and I’d like to improve my speaking skills because i can’t think and speak in the same time i want you advice. thank you
DON’T BE SHY – JUST TRY AND TALK TO PEOPLE IN ENGLISH! THE REASON WHY PEOPLE DON’T TALK IS BECAUSE THEY ARE AFRAID TO MAKE A MISTAKE – DON’T WORRY ABOUT THIS – JUST TALK!
Hi Ronnie. You really enjoy teaching (at least it seems to me) Hey I would like to know which is the diffrence between gift and present, in which cases we can use each?
Gift and present are the same!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can present a gift
Ronnie,
As usual the vid was excellent. Equally good are the tips on the usage of the character H.
Could you mention the difference b/w the words downtown, uptown etc.
thanks!!
Downtown and uptown are the same!
Learn English,Live English,Love English….Thank you,Ronnie.
Hallo Ronnie,thanks for the lesson, well done. I would like to speak the British accent. I think, it’s clear. Are there books(novels) with CDs where you can read and listen. If yes, would you suggest some books.
Sorry, I don’t know any titles to help you. Perhaps google “British Publishers” or “Publishers in England” and go to their websites!
Hi sister Hallo Ronnie,thanks for the lesson,I like the way you teach very much and i ‘ m learning also from your comments thank you thank you thank you
thank you thank you By the way I am from Saudi Arabia
Hi sister Hallo Ronnie I have questions please told me where the correct answer please I hate{ing}
I walk to work everyday. I _____ my car.
1am not taking
2doesn’t take
3don’t take
1
A: How’s the weather today?
B: ______ rainy.
Its
It
It’s
Did you _____ to buy milk at the supermarket?
forget
forgot
forgetting
Dogs make excellent pets. ____ provide good companionship and even protection.
They
Its
It’s
Please, what is the difference between
Query A: it´s sunny today.
“Dogs make excellent pets” please, can you tell them make a cat or a rabbit for me.
Please, what is the difference between
Its
It’s
It’s = it is
Its= it has
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITS
Hai Ronnie
Excellent,you not only speaking through the mouth.Entire face is speaking.
thanks thanks again Madam Ronnie
Please,Madam Ronnie
How’s the weather today?
B: ______ rainy.
Its
It
It’s
Did you _____ to buy milk at the supermarket?
forget
forgot
forgetting
forget.
It seems that I am doing your homework for you…..will not continue!
Dogs make excellent pets. ____ provide good companionship and even protection.
They
Its
It’s
They
Thank you Ronnie, and I think that I will not ask you for help me again
And I’m sorry for the inconvenience
Hi Ronnie
I am a Vietnamese woman. Thank you very much for all interesting and helpful lessons. Now, I am not afraid more to make a mistake. Good luck to you. Diep
Can you teach the pronunciation of N. I know Chinese can only say ing but not n. For example, Chinese can only say sing, song,and sung, but cannot say sin, son and sun.
OK! I will make a lesson for you!
hi Ronnie
Thank you very much for your classes.
i became your fan.i’m from india.here we treat teacher as God.your classes are very help full for me.
please let me know how to improve my vocabulary
Thank you for your useful lessons.
Could you tell the meaning of “way”.
For example “the way we live”.
Does it mean a road or a situation
It means both – look it up in a dictionary!
Hello,Ronnie. Your videos really helped me a lot, THX!
But I still have a problem with “N” and “NG”, for example, “sing, song, sung” and “sin, son, sun”, because I can’t figure out what the difference between them is. Could you tell how to pronouce them exactly. It really makes me confused. THX!
With the “ng” sound it is almost like you are singing at the end of a word. The back part of your tongue is up, touching your back teeth, and the tip behind your front teeth…you have to curve your tongue!
With “n”, it is a fast stop, with the tip of your tongue at the top of your mouth.
Thank Ronnie for this explanation very clear
Hi Ronnie.I enjoy your lecture so much and by the grace of God I am catching up.God bless you.
Hi, Ronnie! Thank you for your video lessons!!! In this video you said that the phrase “I playd with my friend” meant “I had sex with them”,right?” A few days ago I could see a boy in the street wearing a T-shirt with the note: “Play with me” Does it mean let´s have sex?
thanks
i love this site
ronnie, you r teaching very nicely. but, how to pronounce ‘windows’ i mean how we can pronounce ‘d’?
i love you ronnie
i wanna your face book
hello tell meeeeee
Hey! You are great! I love the way you teach and I have improve my English so much. I am so greatful. Thank you! And also I want to thank all the others that make part of this site. Excuse me English. I am “clearing my sight/hearing” for English now.
Hi Ronnie,
I’ve just found your lessons on the Internet and I have to tell you that they are really great. I’m a student in Hungary with an English major at the unversity and it helped me a lot to highlight things that I used without knowing the reason why. So thanks again:) bye
Hi Ronnie.U r great teacher.There is a question: If I want to say “I played boling (football, golf…) with my friend yesterday” for this I’ve to say “I hung out boling (football, golf…) with my friend yesterday”. Am I right?
You can say I went bowling with my friend.
hi ronnie, you’re agood teacher . i want to improve speaking and listning as fast as possible what can i do ? thank you
hi ronnie, you’re agood teacher . i want to improve speaking and listning as fast as possible what can i do ? thank you
great lesson,thanks
hi…you said ( the present ) you spell it like ( thee ) with (E) and its wrong you have to say its like ( tha present ) cause the word ( present ) didn’t start with ( A,E,I,O,U ) and thanks a lot and tell me if am wrong :)
and by the way you are the best teacher ever
I hope you replay me if i was wrong about my info.
There is no real rule about saying “thee”, or “tha”….
Hi mam! you the best teacher. I never seen like a good teach.I love your teaching.I have some problems, can you clear me.
You make the classes be moré funny
hi
hi teacher,i have prepare presentation about interview,but my teacher require pronunciation correct,so can you give me something about that for you think really important…
thanks!
hey Ronnie
You are great! I love the way you teach and I want to improve my English . I need to improve my speaking skills who can i do that could help me pleas
thanks a lot
Thank you so much!
Hi ronnie,
why is phase pronounced with a “z” ending (feiz) and another word like course pronounces with a “s” ending (cors). Both have -se ending.Kindly comment.
http://www.engvid.com/pronunciation-words-ending-in-s/
Watch this video!
Ronnie , i love you toooo much
you make english easy, but i have diffcullt whe i say the words ends with tly – i dont why but i cant say them easily espically certianly
Do we pronounce “N” in ING sound?
Ronnie , you speak 3 languages or more??
( ENGLISH , SPANISH , JAPANESE)
Hi Ronnie, I have this question:
In the gerund forms of verbs that end in -ng like those you used in the video, are the two ng’s pronounced in the same way as you did here (/ŋ/)? or is the first ng pronounce like /ŋg/ and the last like /[ŋ/?
Hi Ronnie. It’s very exiting lesson.
thank you.
hi… Ronnie,
you really have a fascinating sense of humor
which cause me to pay more attention to what oyu teach
i would say you’re lovely
Hi Ronnie,
thanks a lot … great explanation
take care
I am very happy because I find the best teacher to learn English.
before I don’t like English I wish I learning English as a Canadian with you.
have a good time.
I have a hard time with pronouncing words like ‘singing’, ‘bringing’, ‘hanging’, because after my horrible ‘ng’ sound when it there’s ‘i’, I actually pronounce it like NG, with horrible ‘g’ sound :S Are there any tips how to avoid that? Or should I cheat and pronounce ‘ng’ sound like ‘n’ sound?
Thank you Ronnie..
Very useful Ronnie thanks. I don’t know why you don’t reply anymore that’s too bad. I hope you read this. I’ve learned a lot english with you! i’ve improved my pronunciation and i’m not shy to talk with other people in english.
Congratulations ronnie for your classes. Bye :)
Dear Ronnie, I am really confused with the verb to play with smb.It can not be used because it means to have sex with smb, as you say. Instaed ot it you give TO HANG OUT. But in Oxford Learners Dictionary we see the following: to play with somebody/something ,e.g. A group of kids were playing with a ball in the street.
I haven’t got anybody to play with! Thereis no SEX As for hang out, this dictionary gives the following:(informal) to spend a lot of time in a place
The local kids hang out at the mall. This confusion hits the roof. By the way is there the idiom with the same meaning but using the nut. It drives the nuts , something like that. Tnank you in advance
Ronnie Thank you very very much! Eventually I realize how I have to pronounce the sound “NG”. yessssssssssss!
I pronounced it as “sonG”. Now I’m Quite very Happy … Thank you Thank you …. T-y T-y T-y ……
Thank you
thank u Ronnie ! I’ll bring to my mom best thing she is want
Nice!!! Very interesting!
Thank you Ronnie..
Thank you so much
Ronnie , I have a question. In “long” we don’t pronounce “g”. What about “g” inside “longer”?
Thanks a lot.
Thank you Ronnie
thanks
Thank you teacher.
Thank you, Ronnie.