Accent's Way English with Hadar

Accent's Way English with Hadar By Hadar Shemesh
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23/12/2025

Comment LET GO to watch my newest episode: 5 things that you need to LET GO OF in 2026 for a more confident, fluent, happy you.

23/12/2025

As we wrap up 2025 and step into 2026, I want to invite you to leave a few things behind with me: the need to be perfect, the fear of judgment, habits that aren’t working for you, comparison, and that old story you keep telling yourself about your English.

Because here’s the truth: you don’t need “perfect” to be powerful. You just need practice, permission, and a new story.

If you want a little extra support to start 2026 feeling clearer, freer, and more confident, I’ve got two free ways to do it:

👉 Join the free 7-Day Confidence Challenge https://bit.ly/4osUq8M
A short daily email with a simple activity to help you build confidence in English, one step at a time.

👉 Get on the Start Strong Challenge list
We’re kicking off 2026 together with a free Start Strong Challenge so you can start the year with momentum and confidence.
Click here to join https://bit.ly/4jdgcer

Let’s make 2026 a year to remember!

22/12/2025

Make your life easier with this pronunciation hack!

When a word ENDS with a consonant, and the next word BEGINS with a vowel, we connect the words together:

Make it ➡️ ma-kit
All over ➡️ a-llover
Turn around ➡️ tur-naround
Drop off ➡️ dro-poff

For even more English hacks you might not know about, comment ACCENT to get my 14-day pronunciation plan!

21/12/2025

Let's practice some grammar!

Come up with your own sentence in the comments 👇

There are three different ways that the -ed suffix can be pronounced in words:After a voiceless consonant: /t/After a vo...
19/12/2025

There are three different ways that the -ed suffix can be pronounced in words:

After a voiceless consonant: /t/
After a voiced consonant or vowel: /d/
After a t or a d: əd or ɪd

Can you guess what ending ROBBED has?

18/12/2025

Did you know that these words are actually NOT pronounced with a typical O sound? Yep! That's because it's the /ɑ/ as in Father sound!

17/12/2025

Some vocabulary practice! Today's word is 'alternatively'

Make a sentence using ALTERNATIVELY below!

16/12/2025

Do you ever feel tired after speaking English even when you can speak for hours in your first language with no problem? In this video, I’ll explain why English feels more exhausting and what you can do to feel lighter, clearer, and more effortless when you speak.

You’ll learn practical strategies to reduce physical tension, stop overusing your muscles when pronouncing tricky sounds, ease voice strain, and manage the mental load that comes from overthinking and self editing. These small shifts can help you conserve energy, feel more confident, and enjoy speaking without ending the day completely drained.

Learn more about your voice with these videos: https://bit.ly/48Z774o

Join my programs 👇
My English Mindset: https://bit.ly/44ikJEH
Beyond Community: https://bit.ly/4knUAev

15/12/2025

Diphthongs practice with me! If you want more practice like this (daily 10-minute pronunciation drills), comment the word ROOKIE to get 3 10-minute Sprints like this for FREE!

Back in the 2010s, when I taught 1:1 lessons, I met the most interesting people, executives, actors, scholars. After the...
12/12/2025

Back in the 2010s, when I taught 1:1 lessons, I met the most interesting people, executives, actors, scholars. After the lesson, they would sometimes stay a little longer, and we would dive into their worlds. Their experiences. Their stories. Told in fascinating and funny ways. (Still English practice, of course.)

And I remember often thinking to myself, gosh, I wish I could tell stories like that.

I never saw myself as a storyteller.

First, because every time I needed to tell a story, my mind would go completely blank. Nothing. Like nothing interesting had ever happened in my life.
Second, even if I did remember a story, I always felt it wasn’t “good enough” to tell. 🫣

Luckily, things changed when I started sharing more personal experiences in my coaching sessions, conversations with students, YouTube videos, and podcasts.

And the fact that people did not drop dead from boredom was a nice reassurance that maybe I am not that horrible at this. 😁

I still don’t think of myself as a natural storyteller. But at least I am not avoiding it anymore.

That’s why this week’s episode on my channel and podcast is special: I interviewed Bree Aesie, an English communication coach who helps people tell stories with more clarity and impact. You can go to my channel to watch the full video.

If you want these kinds of stories (and English lessons) in your inbox every week, comment UPDATES and I’ll add you to my newsletter where I share these stories and more personal updates each week ♥️

11/12/2025

Let’s practice some vowels together in this Sprint. 💪💪

Want to continue? Comment SPRINT and you’ll get 3 full videos for FREE!

09/12/2025

"Go to your" can often sound like "Go d'your" like how we hear it in this clip from The Devil Wears Prada.

Have you ever noticed it before?

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