English Pronunciation Practice | Connected Speech, Understand Native Speakers, Speak Fluently
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Learn to improve English pronunciation with 17 phrases to practice connected speech and understand native English speakers and speak English fluently. In connected speech pronunciation changes from standalone pronunciation in English. Enjoy learning American English pronunciation in this Advanced English lesson!
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Awesome, I’m from Brasil and I’ve been studying with your channel! I always listen to you and it has helped my vocabulary and fluency, thanks 🙏🏽 😀
Hello Gab, that’s great to hear 😊 So happy you’ve been enjoying the lessons. More to come! Delighted to have you in the community.
Porque hablas en ingles si aquí estamos los latinos hispanohablantes para recién aprender justamente el idioma inglés. xdxdd
@Piere Lecca Gonzales B esa es la razón de aprender el inglés adaptando el oído al idioma que quieres aprender la traducción se hace después , es decir, si hablamos el español para que queremos seguir hablando español , por eso es una de las razones que nosotros los latinos aprendemos pocos y no avanzamos en la conversación avanzada, y en el habla cotidiana en inglés el nativo habla así usan mucho el connective speech para hablar más rápido y usan la forma corta para así hablar más rápido y no solo eso sino que hay que leer a diario y practicar mucho la lectura en voz alta y así podremos mejorar nuestro léxico y también en la pronunciación aprendemos a hablar el inglés con mas fluidez. Yo siempre mientras aprendia de joven siempre me adapte la pronunciación inglesa y así después buscaba los subtítulos y por último anotaba para luego traducir , y de esa manera aprendí a dominar la lectura , escritura y el habla y después de que aprendí todo eso aprendí la gramática básica y avanzada y puedo dar fe que de así aprendí a dominar el inglés . Y hasta mejore bastante en mi propio idioma ordenadamente. Lo rico del inglés es que aprendes a hablar mejor en tu propio idioma
Are you foreigners?
Congrats for your attitude and motivation. That inspired me. Gretings from Rio!
Amazing lesson Ma’am!
Pls keep sharing your knowledge..
Wonderful to hear 😊 Lots of lessons here and more to come
Unbelievable, I never knew that you have a English teaching channel, just by coincidence I came here and I have learned a lot .. great explanation!!
Good lesson for sure!
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Alrite.
too much effort to speak, while Spanish, Korean and even Mandarin are relaxed, English has too much effort to pronounce, and apart from that, it is written differently from how it is spoken… that language is very exhausting for the brain. ..
It’s been a quite interesting class 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
👍 Good exercise for learning English. I appreciate it.
lovely explanation. for me it is useful other way round since all my English knowledge came from media and conversation but I am struggling with grammar and rules
I loved your lesson. Important and difficult are the connected speech. I intend to insist on it with you.
Thank you, ma’am, for this interesting and useful lesson. I take it, a connected speech is just another language! ÷))
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YouTube has great videos on it, we just need to search for it. Thanks for this class! Sorry if I wrote something wrong, I’m Brazilian and I’m trying learn English by myself.
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I think this kind of videos are really useful! Cause studying just like an academic or something, just talking as “we must to”, is just like an utopia.
People never talks as “they would must to”.
A big hug from Argentina!
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1. Could you=kyu
2. Don’t you =dontcha
3 Want to = wanna
4. Got to= gotta
5 Going to = gonna
6 Would have= Wudda
7. Should have=shudda
8. Could have= Kudda
9 Have to= hafta
10 Can you= knyu
11. Would you= wudyu
12. Will you=wuyu
13. Dou you=dyu
14. Won’t you= wontchoo
15. Did you = duyu
16. What did you= Wadja
17. How did you= howdja
Thanks
What are you: whatcha “Whatcha doing this weekend?”
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I actually am a native English speaker I just am learning deutsch and I wanna know what it looks like for people learning English because it really is a difficult language to master but wow it sounds funny to see people learn the language it’s really cool to see what I probably sound like to Germans when I try to speak 😂
Good luck
… !!! … wow … this “phenomenon” really happens in spoken English (connected speech) … and not all teachers address it as well as you … Thank you … !!!
😢😢 queria tanto aprender falar Inglês 😢 mas onde moro é bem defasado nesta questão.
PARABÉNS pra vcs que já aprenderam 😊
Continue estudando, amigo.
Estude, pratique, converse com quem tem mais fluência. Let’s go.
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Eu adorei esse video e essa explicação sobre connected speech . Nas escolas tradicionais ninguém ver nada disso . Por isso que muitas pessoas desistem de aprender inglês. A pessoa passa mais de 5anos e não aprende falar fluente em inglês. Lamentável!😢
As English is my native language, I never gave it a thought on how non-English speaking people hear our language when we speak this way! So when asking my older daughter what she thinks of something, I’ll often say “Whatcha think?” And ask “Are ya comin’ over today?” Learning another language can be fun yet challenging! I’m currently trying to learn Swedish! Is that ever challenging! Oh my gosh! 😆
English is my native language and I would say on these words, they may differ depending on the area you are currently in or the people you are speaking to! I don’t use many that were mentioned but it’s good to be aware some people do!
Really helpful for learning English. So impressive. love it
Really Impressive and great way of learning English. So love it