Học kỹ năng phát âm tiếng Anh - giọng Mỹ Phần 5: L

Xin chào, chào mừng quay trở lại. Một lần nữa, tôi là Paul Gruber, và đây là cuộc khóa học thứ hai của cuộc khóa học tiếng Việt. Chúng ta đang thực sự di chuyển. Trong cuộc khóa học này, chúng ta sẽ bảo vệ giọng L, một giọng nói rất quan trọng. Theo giọng ngôn ngữ của các bạn, một số người nói có một thời gian khó khăn với giọng L. Giọng L thực sự rất dễ dàng. Đây là một số thứ để nhớ. Năm 1. Khi bạn nói một từ bắt đầu với giọng L, mắt của bạn phải rộng ràng và chân của bạn phải xuống. Như thế này. Đó là một giọng dễ dàng. Năm 2. Nói ngọt của bạn phải lên lên và đẩy phía sau chân đầu của bạn. Như thế này. Hãy nhớ rằng mắt của tôi rộng ràng. Năm 3. Và đây là phần quan trọng. Bạn phải nói giọng L bằng cách rộng ràng chân của bạn. Là là là. Như thế này. Bạn sẽ nhớ rằng mắt và chân của tôi rộng ràng. Đây là quan trọng. Là là là. Nhưng tôi không muốn các bạn đẩy chân của bạn cùng chân của bạn. Là là là. Chân của bạn không nên di chuyển. Đẩy chân của bạn rộng ràng. Năm 4. Vì vậy là phần quan trọng mà tôi muốn. Tôi muốn chân của bạn rộng ràng, mắt của bạn rộng ràng và chân của bạn rộng ràng với cả chân của bạn. Là là là. Như thế này. Và bây giờ bạn sẽ trở thành một L đẹp và rõ lắm. Được rồi, hãy đi tham quan. Nhớ cứ nói những từ này Local London Learn Large Life Lobby Library Lucky Lift Laugh Long Here are some words with L in the middle of them. When you say these words, focus on the L sound Inflation Believe Volume Glue Elevator Solve Pulling Flood Delete Elect Alive Color Let's talk about when L falls at the end of a word. This is a big problem for many foreign speakers, so pay close attention to this. To produce an L sound at the end of a word, keep in mind that the sound of the L comes from the movement of the tongue rising. It does not come from the placement of the tongue, but from the actual movement. Watch me as I say this word. Hell The L comes from the movement of my tongue. You may want to use that finger trick again. Put your finger in your mouth, pull down on your lower teeth and slowly say the word. The only thing that should be moving is your tongue should be coming up. Hell Your jaw should not be moving at all. Let your tongue rise up. Hell If you're having difficulty, practice this in front of a mirror and watch your jaw and your tongue. And be sure you don't produce the L sound by closing your mouth, which many foreign speakers do. Hell See how my mouth is closing? Hell You don't want to do that. That produces a weak L, and to an American listener, it is not clear, and you may not be understood. Let's start and practice these words ending with L's. Here we go. Will Ball Tall Call Small Control Bowl Apple Miracle Powerful Control Financial People Notice in this last word People, it's not pronounced people with your tongue not moving. It's people with your tongue slowly moving up and your jaw remaining down. Stretch out that L sound. People like that. Here are some sentences that have many L's in them. Listen careful to my example and then repeat. Don't forget to push your tongue behind your upper teeth and to use strong L sounds. Here we go. The lollipop fell into the cool water. Her driver's license was pulled out of the blue golf bag. Blake's bowling ball fell under his tools. Carl could not locate the lemons or the limes. The school was a mile away from the hill. The golf club was made of steel. Al's goal was to play baseball with Carol. A certified letter was delivered for the enrollment list. It was revealing to look at the smiling lawyer. Very good. Now let's try reciting this poem with FL blends. Here we are combining two sounds that we have already covered. The F sound and now the L sound. Don't forget to first bite your lip for that F. Like that. And then quickly push your tongue up and against your teeth for the L to create the FL blend. Fly. Like that. Let's try this slowly. A flea and a fly flew up in a flu. Said the flea, let us fly. Said the fly, let us flee. So they flew through a flaw in the flu. Okay, let's do that one more time. This time a little bit faster. A flea and a fly flew up in a flu. Said the flea, let us fly. Said the fly, let us flee. So they flew through a flaw in the flu. Very good. Okay, these next sentences all have the word will in them. The word will may be difficult for you because it has that final L sound. Remember, try to keep your mouth open, your jaw down as your tongue rises up. By doing this, you will produce a good final L sound. Again, if you're having difficulty, try looking in a mirror. Use your finger and push down on your bottom teeth as you say the word will. Like that. This will force you to keep your bottom jaw down as your tongue moves up. Here we go. Will you empty the garbage? Will you ask her to clean the kitchen? Will you prepare a meal for the children? When will you begin your studies at college? When will she purchase the dress for her wedding? Why will he ask them to stay late at work? Why will she bring her baby to the meeting? How will they know if our flight is delayed? Where will the child be going next year? Where will they put all of the pillows? What will she do with the millions of dollars she won? Very good. Now, some Japanese and Chinese speakers in particular have difficulty distinguishing between the L sound and the R sound. Now that we have covered both of these sounds, I would like to go over some paired words containing these sounds. Keep in mind when you produce an L, your tongue moves forward and up behind your teeth. When you produce an R sound, your lips move forward, but your tongue moves all the way back. Basically, the L and the R are completely opposite sounds. Listen carefully and repeat these paired words. brick lick reef leaf rear leer rest less grass glass crime climb free flee Very good. Okay, I call these next words L-R combinations. These words and phrases have an L sound and an R sound right next to each other. This forces you to make a clear L and then roll it right into a strong R. Here we go. Repeat after me. seal ring toll road already civil rights railroad rivalry coral reef jewelry school room gravel road Very good. As you can see, Ls are a very important sound when it comes to speaking understandable English. You should review this material a few times for practice. Have fun and I'll see you next time. I'm Paul Gruber with the Pronunciation Workshop. Goodbye.