Accent's Way English with Hadar

It's easy to think of all the disadvantages of being a non-native speaker. But I wanted to flip the script and share 10 things I absolutely LOVE about being a non-native speaker. Here's just one of them!

Comment "10 THINGS" to watch the full video!

Today’s video is a bit of a different type of video. That’s because today, I am going to talk to you about the 10 reasons why I ABSOLUTELY LOVE being a non-native speaker.

From having multiple personalities and voices in different languages, to the personal development journey that language learning truly is…this video is not about pronunciation or grammar. Just the truth about what it means to speak more than one language.

If you've ever felt embarrassed about your accent, guilty about making mistakes, or like you're “not enough” compared to native speakers, this video is for you.

Let's shadow this scene from Breaking Bad. This is part 2! Stay tuned for more (and make sure to check out part 1)

By the way the full video is on my YouTube channel. I published it 10 days ago and it already has almost 100K views 😱
Comment BREAKING to watch it!

Overthinking your mistakes? Here's why that can be an issue. Overthinking how you sound in conversations, or judging your pronunciation in a conversation can have the opposite effect of what you think it will have. Because it takes you out of the conversation, and keeps you in your head - not really focused on what truly matters in the moment.

Dropping volume and energy at the end of sentences? Pay attention to this pronunciation pattern! In English, often times, the most important word is at the beginning of the sentence. So, if you tend to lower your volume or drop your energy at the end, your listener might be missing a critical part of what you're trying to say!

Pay attention to this pattern! Do you find yourself doing this sometimes?

Let's shadow this scene from Breaking Bad. This is part 1! Stay tuned for the next one.

Who is it you think you see?
Do you know how much I make a year?

Ready for another listening quiz with the Devil Wears Prada? Listen and test your skills! Even if you don't get everything right, try your best and see what you can understand!

Then, let me know how you did!

10 minutes 10 minutes 10 minutes start with that. What’s preventing you from spending 10 minutes every day actively practicing your English? (No watching this reel doesn’t count 😁)

Words like bitten, written, forgotten...the pronunciation is a bit tricky in American English! That's because one way to pronounce them is with 'the glottal stop'. Here's a little preview into how that sound works.
For more, comment KITTEN to get the full breakdown and explanation!