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The Matrix Phonetic System - Hear and Say The Sounds of English
Introduction to The English Phonetics Profession System
How to use this course
Mindset
THE MATRIX PHONETIC SYSTEM - THE MUSICAL SCALE OF ENGLISH PHONETIOCS
THE MATRIX PHONETIC SYSTEM - SUPER EXERCISE (21:46)
Module One - Vowels
Lesson: Three Kinds of Vowels. (19:29)
Practice: The Seven Short Vowels (16:28)
Practice: The Five Long Vowels (12:43)
Practice: The Eight Diphthongs (18:50)
Module Two - Consonants
Lesson: Voiced and Voiceless Consonants (4:39)
Lesson: Six Kinds of Consonants (30:37)
Practice: The Six Kinds of Consonants (10:39)
Module Three - Special Effects
The Robin Hood Effect 2: Listen For It (12:00)
The Robin Hood Effect 3: In The Matrix Phonetic System (10:40)
The Robin Hood Effect 4: Inside a Word (1:54)
The Robin Hood Effect 5: Real Life Examples (4:08)
The Brooklyn Effect: When /t/ becomes /d/ (4:45)
The Bart Simpson Effect: When Sounds are Missing (7:30)
The Luca Brasi Effect: The Schwa (6:43)
The Light Switch Effect: Hear and Pronounce the Fricatives (9:10)
The Pickpocket Effect: Stealing Consonants (11:06)
New Lecture (17:15)
Advanced Listening: Techniques, Strategies and Practice.
Lecture 1
Advanced Speaking: Techniques, Strategies and Practice
The Robin Hood Effect 1: Plosives at the End of a Word. (17:15)
Lesson: Voiced and Voiceless Consonants
Voiced and Voiceless Consonants.
The objective of this lesson is very simple.
Recognise the difference between voiced and voiceless consonants.
All consonants are produced by air coming out of the mouth or nose.
If the
vocal chords vibrate
then the consonants are
voiced consonants.
If the
vocal chords don't vibrate
then the consonants are
voiceless consonants.
Easy, right?
Now watch the video and
hear the difference
.
Pro Tip. If you put your hand on your throat you can feel the vocal chords vibrate. ;)
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