CÁCH ĐỌC BẢNG CHỮ CÁI TIẾNG ANH CHUẨN - 5 PHÚT LÀ THUỘC

Hello everyone, welcome back to 60 minutes English channel. It's me again, Mr. Henry. In today's video, I'm going to teach you in detail how to read and pronounce the letters in English. And most of you have already learned this knowledge, right? But not everyone is confident and sure that they can read all 100% of the letters in the English alphabet. So in this video, I'm going to teach you the easiest way, in just 10 minutes, you can read all the letters. For the first letter, you will read it as E, E, E, E. You connect the two sounds together. E, E. You shouldn't read it as A. A is Vietnamese. So you have to learn it correctly. It's very easy. E, E, E. E, E. For this letter, we will read it as B. Do you see the letter Y with two dots? For the letter Y with two dots, you will read it as Y. And when you connect the B sound, you will read it as B. B. This letter is similar to the letter C in Vietnamese. But we won't read it as C. We will read it as C. It's also the letter Y with two dots. C, C. The next letter is also easy. We still apply the old rule. The letter Y with two dots. D, D. For this letter, you will pronounce it as E. E. Very easy, right? It's very easy, isn't it? The next letter is not in the Vietnamese alphabet. And how do we pronounce this letter? F. Pay attention to the last sound. The last sound is the sound of teeth biting our lips. We read it as F. F, F. The next letter we have is the letter G. In Vietnamese, we read it as G. But in English, you shouldn't read it as G. And especially, you shouldn't read it as Z. Z is wrong. And if you want to pronounce it correctly, you should pronounce it as the Vietnamese letter G. And you pause the letter Y a little bit. We read it as G. Easy, right? Let's do it again. G, G. So if you have the letter G in your name, remember to read it again. Let's read it again. G, G. This letter is a letter that most of you pronounce wrong. You usually pronounce it as S. S is completely wrong. And the native speaker doesn't understand anything. So this letter H, you pronounce it as A. But it's different in that at the end of the sentence and at the end of its sound, it has a sound like this. It's like the Vietnamese word for sky. And you breathe out a little bit. We read it as H, H. So S is completely wrong. Let's read it again. Let's do it with me. We read it as H, H. And for this letter, it's easy. It's A and Y connected together. We read it as I, I, I. Let's continue. We have a word that is not in Vietnamese. What is that word? G, G. Let's read it again. G, G, G, G. OK. We have just read through some difficult letters in English. So the rest is easy. What is the next letter? It's K in Vietnamese. But we don't read it as K. We read it as K, K, A, K. Next, L, L, E. Then your tongue, to make the letter L, it makes this sound. L, L, M, M, M, N, N, N. The next letter is O in Vietnamese. We don't read it as O. We read it as O, O, O, O. What do you read this letter as? It's P. It's like the Vietnamese B, but we read it as P, P. The next letter is Q, Q. It's very easy. Q, Q. The next letter is R. This letter has a very easy pronunciation. You put your two fingers in your throat. We read it like the letter A. You read it like the sound A, but we put the sound A in our throat. We read it as R, R. Try it, it's very easy. R, very easy. R. This letter is S, S, S. Next, T, T, T. Next, U, U. Next one, V, V, V. Next, W, W, W, W. You have to pay attention to the letter X. It has a hoarse sound. It's X. You have to pay attention to the sound K. But that sound has nothing to do with the letter C. That's why it has a hoarse sound. We read it as E, K, S. Hold it, X, then C. X, X, X. What do you read the letter Y as? That's Y, Y, Y. And the last letter is Z, Z. The second way is Z, Z, Z or Z. And you've learned how to pronounce all the letters in English, right? Now you're going to apply it to some common names that we see in daily conversation. First, let's take the name Phuong. If you're Phuong, please comment below. First, what letter do we have? That's P. Open your mouth a little bit. P. Next, we read the letter H. H. Next, U, O, N. And finally, G. G, G. P, H, U, O, N, G. For example, let's take the name Hanh. A person's name is Hanh. Hanh has the following letters. First, the letter H. H, A, E. Next, N, N. And finally, the letter H. H, A, N, H. Alright, so... Through this lesson, you've learned how to pronounce all the letters in English. So, through this lesson, please apply it to read the letters in your name. And our lesson today is over. See you in the next video. See you next time.