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Question and Answer with Rachel's English -- American English
In this Q and A video, I answer these questions: How should you pronounce place names? Is the way of speaking American English changing? How to engagement rings work in America? Can we meet you in person? Do "I hurt her" and "I heard...
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How to Pronounce UNIVERSITY -- American English
Learn how to pronounce 'university' in this word of the week. Look out for the Flap T!
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How to Pronounce AS and WAS - American English Pronunciation
Learn how to reduce these two words in American English conversation to improve your spoken English. Sound like an American! italki: Learn More, and get the Buy One, Get One Deal!
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Using Flap T to Link Words: American English Pronunciation
Combine the Flap T rule with the linking ending consonant to beginning vowel rule to smooth out your speech and sound more American!
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How to Make the BR Consonant Cluster
Learn how to make the BR consonant cluster (also called a consonant blend) and get a handle on words like bring, break, broken, brass, brother.
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ENGLISH CONVERSATION - READING HEADLINES
Study real English conversation to understand how Americans speak and study stress - the contrast of longer syllables vs. very short, reduced words. Watch this conversation with my friend - we study it 'Ben Franklin' style so you can...
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How to Pronounce the Letter Y: American English
How many ways can you pronounce the Letter Y in American English?
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English Conversation - Real Life English! - Meet Stoney
Study real English conversation as friends and family visit our new baby, Stoney. See 'gonna' in practice, dropping the H reductions, the reduction of 'did', and more!
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How to Pronounce DEFINITELY -- American English -- Word of the Week
Go over the pronunciation of the word DEFINITELY in this week's Word of the Week.
Englishing
Making INFORMAL or FORMAL requests & permission / MODAL VERBS (Can I, May I, Could we.... )
There are many ways to make requests, either by using the modal auxiliaries can, could, may or might but even by using would like or should like in affirmative sentences. In this lesson, Mr. P/Marc will delve on this points by...
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100 MOST COMMON WORDS IN ENGLISH (8/11) Part 1
Learning English is difficult—there’s no way around it! If you are truly wanting to learn English you need to master the spoken English pronunciation of thousands of English words and the many unique spoken English reductions and...
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English Conversation - Dinner Party
Study real English conversation to understand how Americans speak and learn the idioms Ôto go with itÕ and Ôon pointÕ. Come with me to a dinner party at a friendÕs house Ð we study the conversation so you can understand everything thatÕs...
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Speech Exercise: Relaxing around the R Sound -- American English
The R sound is one of the hardest sounds in American English. Practice these exercises to relax around the R and speak effortlessly.
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Mouth Position Study: American English Pronunciation
Study the mouth positions of American English with freeze frames. Having the correct position is the key to correct pronunciation. Also helpful for the deaf learning to read lips.
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English Conversation – Summer Vacation – American English Pronunciation Part 2
Study real English conversation while going on vacation with Rachel’s family. See how native speakers drop the H, use wanna, use the phrase ‘except for,’ and more!
English Conversation – Summer Vacation – American English...
English Conversation – Summer Vacation – American English...
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100 MOST COMMON WORDS IN ENGLISH (10/11) Part 1
If you’re ready to move beyond fluency to perfect spoken English you’re in the right place! Here you will learn the most important words in the English language, getting detailed analysis on each word’s use and pronunciation. As the...
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NATALIE MORALES -- Interview a Broadcaster! -- American English Pronunciation
Learn about English in this interview with NBC's Natalie Morales. Learn about using 'gotta' and the idioms 'wing it' and 'hit the ground running'.
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How to Pronounce the Letter U - American English
Learn the many ways the letter U may be pronounced in different words in American English.
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How to Pronounce SEX vs. SIX - American English
This minimal pair can be tricky!!! Learn the difference between these two words and feel confident pronouncing SEX and SIX.
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How to Pronounce COFFEE -- Word of the Week -- American English
Learn how to pronounce coffee in this Word of the Week video on American English Pronunciation.
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Idiom LANDSLIDE -- in honor of March Madness! American English Pronunciation
How to pronounce the idiom LANDSLIDE and what it means (hint: you can drop the D!). Try it yourself, make up a sentence and post it as a video response!
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How to Pronounce English
The word ENGLISH is a tricky word: you have an NG sound AND a hard G!
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ENGLISH SPEAKING LESSON – The "X" Sounds – Advanced English Speaking
In this English speaking lesson for Advanced students I’ll teach you all four pronunciations of the letter X in American English. When you’re speaking English as an advanced English student you’ll need to make four distinct pronunciation...