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Hello!
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Welcome to English for Everyone.
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Today we're talking about of and off.
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How to pronounce them and how to use them correctly.
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First, let's look at the pronunciation of off.
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Pronunciation off.
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The first sound is aw.
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To make this sound correctly, you want to open more.
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Aw, make the sound back here.
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Aw, like ball and call.
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Aw.
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This sound?
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F, F.
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We make the same position as V, but we blow air.
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F, F, F.
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There's no vibration.
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There's no voice.
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off again all off off a common phrasal verb with off is turn off
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and we can say it in different ways turn the light off
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or turn off the light let's practice can you turn the
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light off yes I can turn off the light can you turn the light off.
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Very good.
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Another phrasal verb, get off.
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Pronunciation, the T changes to a D, so we say ged, get off.
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When you finish the conversation, you get off the phone.
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Get off.
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Can you get off the phone?
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Yes, I'll get off the phone in a minute.
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Can you get off the phone?
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Very Another way we use off is to say, I am off.
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I'm not working.
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I'm off today.
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Or I have a day off.
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Monday is my day off.
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Are you off today?
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No, I'm not off today.
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When do you have a day off?
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I have a day off tomorrow.
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Are you off today?
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When do you have a day off?
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Very good.
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Let's look at the pronunciation of, of.
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Pronunciation of.
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Make the sound, uh, uh.
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This sound is just open a little bit, uh, it's almost closed.
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Uh, uh.
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And you just relax and make the sound, uh, uh.
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Like cup. And up.
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To make this sound correctly, make sure your mouth is wide.
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Together, of.
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Do you have a bottle of water?
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Yes, I have a bottle of water.
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Do you have a bottle of water?
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Very good.
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Would you like a cup of tea?
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Yes, I'd like a cup of tea.
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Would you like a cup of tea?
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Very good.
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Would you like a glass of milk?
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Yes, I'd like a glass of milk.
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Would you like a glass of milk?
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Very good.
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Also, with the pronunciation of before a consonant, you don't hear the sound,
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so you hear bottle-a, bottle o' water, bottle o' water.
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Example cup a cup of tea because you have the consonant tea cup of tea or glass of milk
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I'd like a glass of milk.
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Do you have a bottle of water?
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Yes, I have a bottle of water would you like a cup of tea or a glass of milk?
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I'd like a glass of milk please.
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Do you have a bottle of water?
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Very good, would you like a cup of tea or a glass of milk?
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Very good.
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When you have a vowel like O in oranges, we need to pronounce the V in of.
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So before vowels, pronounce the V sound.
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A bag of.
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A bag of oranges.
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Hey, you're going to the store.
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Can you buy a bag of oranges?
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Yes, I can buy a bag of oranges.
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Can you buy a bag of oranges?
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Very good.
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Here we have two pronunciations that are correct.
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Here we have one of them.
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We don't pronounce the V because you have a consonant. So one.
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One of them.
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One of them is correct.
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One of them broke the vase.
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Another pronunciation.
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We can say one of them.
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We don't pronounce the TH because them is not stressed and usually you hear um only um.
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You don't hear the sound so eliminating that you hear one of them.
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One of them.
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One of them broke the vase.
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Did one of them break the vase?
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Yeah, one of them did it.
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Did one of them break the vase?
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Very good.
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Usually we see out of together.
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Pronunciation.
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The T is pronounced like a D, so you hear it out.
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Out of.
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And there are two pronunciations.
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You can say out of and pronounce the v sound at the end, out of, but sometimes people don't.
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They say outa, outa.
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Example.
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You can say he's getting outa, out of the car.
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He's getting out of the car.
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Or you can say out of, he's getting out of the car.
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Is he getting out of the car?
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Yes, he's getting out of the car.
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Is he getting out of the car?
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Very good.
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When something is not working, we say it's out of order.
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And remember, you have a vowel, so we need to pronounce the v sound here.
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Out of order.
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The toilet is out of order.
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Is the toilet working?
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No, it's out of order.
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Is the toilet working?
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Very good.
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We use out of for an expression when you don't have something that you usually have.
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Usually I have eggs, but today I'm out of eggs.
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Are we out of eggs?
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Yes, we're out of eggs.
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Are we out of eggs?
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Very good.
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Another expression we use, out of, we say he's out of his mind.
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It means he's crazy.
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And pronunciation here, we see of his together.
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Now his is not stressed, so we don't pronounce the h.
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We just say is, is.
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So you need to pronounce the v because the next sound is a vowel.
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out of viz viz he's out of his mind is he
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going bungee jumping yes he is do you think he's out
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of his mind yes he is out of his mind what
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about you do you think he's out of his mind very good
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so we see the difference when we use of the sound changes and sometimes we don't pronounce because of is never stressed.
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A bottle of water.
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Bottle is stressed and water is stressed but of is never stressed so the sound changes.
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A bottle of water.
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Off is stressed.
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It's always stressed so we need to keep the same pronunciation.
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We don't change it.
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Day off.
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Both words are stressed.
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He has a day off.
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Thank you for watching and remember if you want to improve your pronunciation
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and speak correct English then subscribe to our channel and keep watching.

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Über diese Lektion

In dieser Lektion lernst du, wie man die Wörter "of" und "off" richtig ausspricht und anwendet. Du wirst praktische Sätze und Phrasen üben, um dein Englisch sprechen zu verbessern – ideal für alle, die Englisch lernen mit YouTube. Neben der Aussprache konzentrieren wir uns auf "shadow speak", eine Methode, um durch Nachsprechen die Flüssigkeit und Intonation zu trainieren.

Wichtige Vokabeln & Sätze

  • turn off – ausschalten (z. B. "Turn the light off" = "Schalte das Licht aus")
  • get off – aufhängen (bei Telefonaten) oder steigen (z. B. "Get off the phone" = "Häng auf")
  • I'm off – ich habe frei (z. B. "I'm off today" = "Ich habe heute frei")
  • day off – freier Tag (z. B. "Monday is my day off" = "Montag ist mein freier Tag")
  • of – von (Aussprache: "uh-f", nicht "off")

Übungstipps für Shadowing

Englisch Shadowing funktioniert am besten, wenn du die Videoaufnahmen langsam und genau nachsprichst. Hier sind spezifische Tipps für diese Lektion:

Tipp 1: Konzentriere dich zuerst auf die Aussprache von "off" ( "aw-f") und "of" ("uh-f"). Die Hauptunterschiede liegen in der Vorderzungenposition und der Luftströmung. "Off" hat einen offeneren Mund ("aw" wie in "ball"), "of" ist kürzer und entspannter ("uh" wie in "cup").

Tipp 2: Nutze die Phrasen "turn off" und "get off" fürs Shadowing. Die Video-Sprecherin spricht mit natürlicher Geschwindigkeit – versuche, jede Silbe genau zu kopieren, besonders die "d"-Lautveränderung in "get off" (ausgesprochen "ged off"). Das hilft, fluide Sätze zu bilden.

Tipp 3: Wiederhole die Sätze zu "I'm off" und "day off" mehrmals. Achte auf die Intonation: "Are you off today?" hat eine steigende Tonhöhe am Ende, was typisch für Fragen ist. Shadow speech trainiert nicht nur die Aussprache, sondern auch die richtige Betonung.

Mit diesen Tipps kannst du effektiv Englisch lernen mit YouTube und dein Sprechen durch shadow speak verbessern. Übe täglich – auch 5 Minuten reichen, um Fortschritte zu sehen!

Grammatik in diesem Video

Die Strukturen, die der Sprecher am häufigsten verwendet, mit den genauen Worten aus dem Video:

StrukturIm Video
Present Continuous am/is/are + -ing – etwas, das gerade jetzt oder zurzeit passiertwe're talking · I'm not working · Is he getting
Verpflichtung: must / have to / need to sagen, dass etwas notwendig istneed to pronounce · need to keep

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