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Want to sound British FAST? 🇬🇧

In this video, I explain the small pronunciation changes that make a big difference to how British your English sounds.

Most learners focus on vocabulary and grammar — but native speakers notice sounds, rhythm, and stress first. Once you start hearing these patterns, you’ll realise why your English may sound clear but not quite British yet.

We’ll look at:
A vowel sound almost every learner misses
A common word that instantly reveals whether someone sounds British or not
What British speakers do instead of pronouncing a strong ‘r’
Why certain consonants feel awkward — and how to fix them
How intonation and stress change meaning (without changing words)
These are features native speakers use without thinking — and once you hear them, you’ll never unhear them.

🎯 Ideal for:
Advanced English learners, IELTS candidates, and professionals who want to sound more natural and confident in British English.

Time stamps:
01:06 the schwa sound
03:38 word patterns with the schwa sound
04:56 the vowel in 'stop'
05:44 the long ahh vowel
06:48 consonants in British English
09:44 Intonation
12:08 stress patterns