Welcome to this video... and maybe to this channel! If you want to know the best
videos on English win right now for the year 2017 - now that it's 2018 - I invite
you to check out this list. So, I've made two lists here today.
The first list are the five videos that got the most views in 2017. These are the
things that people come to when they want answers to specific English
problems, maybe these videos will help you. And then the other list are 5 videos
I think can help you a lot, but, for some reason, they haven't gotten that many
views. Maybe you'll learn something that you didn't know you were looking for. So
let's start the first list: the 5 videos that got the most views in 2017.
Number five: Common Pronunciation Mistakes for Spanish Speakers Learning
American English. This helps you a lot if you're a Spanish speaker. But, if you
speak Korean, you can also try my two-part pronunciation mistakes for
Korean speakers instead. Links will be in the description below.
Number four: English Target Sounds - P and F Consonant Pronunciation. This was
popular with many Korean students where I'm teaching, and learning the P and F
consonants will help you with very important aspects of English
pronunciation. Number three: How to Leave a Voicemail Message. Leaving a voicemail
message is an important part of living in an English-speaking country. Here I
tell you how to do it. Number two: Blue Ocean / Red Ocean. This is
one of my good-to-know business English videos. Blue ocean / red ocean was
recommended by a Korean student of mine. This video has gone on to be one of my
best videos. Number one: How to Use the Schwa Sound.
Never did I expect this video to do so well. My channel nearly tripled in views
shortly after this video was released. If I could find ten more videos like that
one - as far as views go - I might be all set with this English Channel. But hey, an
English teacher can dream, can t he? Anyway check out that video, if you haven't yet,
and it should help you a lot with your pronunciation. Now, as promised, here are
five more videos that are less popular but still very helpful. Maybe you'll like
them. Here they are: Number five: Eleven English Expressions
With 'Can't'. Released on my Birthday, this video explains sentences
you will hear all the time, like 'can't bear it,' or, 'can't for the life of me.'
Number four: Am I Talking Too Fast? Here's How to Slow Me Down. This video
will teach you a Firefox tool you can use to slow down YouTube videos. This
should make YouTube easier for you to practice listening to... even when you're
not watching an English Win video. Number three: L and R Pronunciation. If
you live in Asia and have trouble with your L's and your R's, watch this video.
It'll help a lot. Intonation in WH Questions & Yes/No Questions. You are
saying the right sounds, but people still have trouble understanding you?
It may be intonation. This video will help you ask questions with the right
intonation, making you fluent and easier to understand. Number one: Learn the Ropes.
Idioms are fun and useful... and this one is very useful as you educate yourself
more about idioms. So, like I said, all links to these videos are in the
description below. Go ahead and check out any that was interesting to you. And if
there's a video that helped you a lot that didn't get on this list, please tell
me about it down in the comments. It will help other people who watch this video.
Because this whole video is a recommendations video, I won't give you
any more recommendations. However, I will tell you that I have a course to help
you learn the English you need for the Winter Olympic Games. If you watch the
Olympics, are traveling to the Olympics, or just want to talk about it with your
friends in English, this course is for you. You can go to my website and
check it out. If you want more information, I will put a link to a video that talks
about the Olympic course, so you can learn more about it. If you buy before
the end of February, I will give you a $10 discount, so check it out. Until then,
keep winning, English Winners, I will see you later.