Hello I’m Ellie. I’m from in Korea and I’ve been staying in Perth for 3 years. I have been studying english every single day.I always desire to speak english frequently like native speaker. Finally, I've become confident ever since I watched this video. Thanks a lot.
I'm a Spanish -Speaker and I like American English, is so smooth and easy to understand. British English confuses me and British people speak so fast and I don't understand them well. Thank you Rachel for these videos, your videos help me to improve well my English and the music in English helps me too. Some day I will travel to the U.S.A. 'cause in that country there are a lot of native English-Speakers specially Pennsylvania.
Your videos are so helpful for thinking through things that we, as native American English speakers, may have never thought of. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge and for all of the time, effort, and energy you have put into these videos, your website, etc. As someone who enjoys teaching English, I appreciate having your channel made available to me. Thank you!
I've been learning pronunciation with Rachel's videos for about 5 years, she's amazing and my pronunciation has improved a lot! she's the best on RUclips to learn American pronunciation..thank you Rachel, thank you so much!
Youglish is a dream come true. Now, I can give my students real examples with native people saying them. I am shouting here!!! What a wonderful world this Rachel's world. Thank you, Rachel and God bless Rachel's family. See you.
Thank you.They are really excellent tips. One of my tips in improving my listening skills is to listen to the same audio in different speeds from low to high . With time I get familiar with the pronounciation of many words even in high speeds.
Thank you,Rachel.This video inspires me a lot.My English teachers have taught me a little bit of skills about linking words but they haven't taught me how to reduce less important words!If I had known this skill,I would understand a lot of transcripts of American films and TVs without English subtitles. I wish I can realise it after watching your videos.
OMG!!! I didn't know about YouGlish, thank you so much for your videos! I'm so happy to have found your channel. I'll learn to pronunciate better now. 😇😄😄
Katherine Gamboa I am looking for friends who want to practice speaking english together, please add my skype "yuspik pangeran" or my wa +62 895 2356 8963
I loved the way you teach , but the most I like, is when you make us to speak, cause is that what I struggle all the time. Thanks for explain very clear and easy for us.
Ouhhh my God, I find my teacher English. To be honest , you are the best teacher English that I saw!!! Congratulations to excellent job of support people all world to learn English. 👏👏🤝
Thank God I just got my GED man like 1 and a half moths ago its was hard and it took me around 6 years and it was absolutely worth it. I wonder if you ever got it since this comment is 2 years old, I hope you reply man.
the video is very useful. I've been trying to speak and listen like native speakers. finally I found out how to improve my English skills. Thanks for you effective chanel.
Amo esta mujer... Y estos trucos, he quedado sorprendido... Todos los uso, excepto la pág. Que será muy ùtil... En ninguna otra parte lo he investigado, y ahora esta mujer dice lo que hago como truco, mas me motiva a dominar esta hermosa lengua... Eres genial mujer, y algún día quisiera concerte... Las coicidencias existen.
Hi Rachel, I've been following your channel for about two years. I integrate those tips you mentioned into daily life and it turns out they're truly incredibly helpful!! Thank you so much for offering the tremendous resources for learning English! This is literally the best channel I can find on the internet for either intermediate level speakers or beginners to improve their verbal skills. I've also subscribed to This American Life, but on and off I still find it difficult to get every single word in an episode without looking at the corresponding transcript. Since usually the duration of episodes is about an hour, it's really wearing to replay every time when I felt that I missed some information. It's indeed a wonderful channel to listen to at leisure, so I don't wanna give up on the podcast just because I cannot fully understand it. I came back to this video since my question is directly linked to the content of it. Do you have any suggestions for my situation? Thank you in advance!🙏🙏🥺🥺
You are a great teacher who I have never met before. I usually find some tips to improve my English listening skill but you are the one who can help me a lot
The remarkably wide range of accents is the most difficult part. Sometimes, a lot of native actors on various TV shows, movies mis-use the helping verbs, they applied the contracted form of negative do" to all persons that hindrances our psychology on how we produce sentences in a fluent, still grammatically correct. And the reduction of sound between V-ing + preposition "to", i got it now. Noticeably, very few of videos have clarified these points so far. I would be very thankful if you could explain these to me. Stay healthy as always, Rachel.
Great video Rachel. Youglish is an awesome app, and I share it with my students all the time. They've had really good results with their listening skills.
Thanks so much for posting so many wonderful lessons. I am Chinese. It's so difficult to speak English smoothly and clearly. I will keep pratising as what you teach. Thank you !
Thank you Rachel!You help me to get better understanding for american pronunciation. I prefer to listen to your illustrations always Thank you very much!
I used to watch f.r.i.e.n.d.s series to practice my listening and to enrich my vocabs. They use daily conversation, so it's pretty easy. and it's really funny too, you can learn some jokes also.
Watching movies or tv shows with the subtitles helps a lot. I started like that, and after a few months I didn’t need them anymore. My problem is that it’s difficult to understand what a person is saying when we are in a noisy place. Like at a bar with a lot of people, or in a movie theater watching a movie, with all that dolby surround effects and music.
Just WOW. I have never been impressed before by a video of yours like this one.Really intensive information that can improve any English learner dramatically. Great job Rachel. You're one of a kind in this filed.
This video is such a really fantastic one.The thing is i can understand every single word she's saying :) but in IELTS and TOFALl exam, it is hard to catch up all words coming from speaker.So, is she talking slowly little bit or am i improving my listening skill XD ?
Listen to music is a wonderful way to improve your listening skill, I was bad at listening but then I started to listen to music and it helped so much is very useful, Thank you for this video!!
Hello! I would strongly encourage you to listen to American podcasts or TED talks or American TV and movies. It can be very helpful to watch and listen to programs that have a transcript available, if possible (which is why TED talks can be a great tool). You can also listen to audiobooks - audible.com can be a good resource for you!
- Take a text that has an audio (or an audio that has a transcript), no matter what it is, an youtube video, and interview, a snippet of a movie, it doesn't matter. - Study the text until you understand all of it, or at least the maximum you can at your current level. For this you can use dictionaries (either bilingual or monolingual), online forums, whatever. - Now read the text a few times (I know you already understand it, but do it anyway, it's called repetition of a comprehensible message, and it is the only reason human beings learn languages in the first place) - Start to read the text and listen to the audio simultaneously, do it at least 30 times (absolutely no need to be at once, you can listen to it 5 or 10 times a day until you reach 30 or even 50 repetitions). With this you'll absorb all the english within that text, now move on to the next and the next until you reach a high level of comprehension of the language.
Eu sou novo aqui ,e adorei o seu canal! I'm new here, and I loved your channel! I'm Brazilian ,and I'm studying English alone at my home. I'm going to subscribe now.
After greeting you after watching the your programs to learn the language US English frankness you do not understand something from the US, but when she loved listening tone the American Greetings to you on this wonderful work
I have stugle to improve my conversational english for a while and can not find what is my problem. Your lessen is hit to it . I have heard about this link ,reduction but i dont think that how much they use this in real life. You video show it in easy and clear ways.now i can go on .thanks
youglish site is too amazing I have studied English for 5 years in faculty of language and translation ,English department but I didn't know about this site thanks a lot You are the best teacher ever I listen to
Thanks Rachel. You are good teacher. You speak so clearly and inspire me a lot. I've found your channel and I wonder why I didn't know you before. I will follow you to improve my English. Thanks again.
Thank you Rachel for your English tips. For the past 34 years ... i couldn't pronounce the correct pronunciation of simple words ... for example (various), which i could replace it for several, but sometimes we need to pronounce this specific work that we have in our mind; okay, i do use it, but never came out of my mouth as i correctly wanted to pronounce it.... well, now i can pronounce the word "various" just as you do ( the a is between ae), sometimes the most simple words are difficult to pronounce because English is not our first language, we are learning the idiom. I have been in USA most part of my life (37 years) and for most part of my life i have been at school/ college (after work), specifically mastering English and computers. The last 4 courses i took was back in 2008 at ACC, and finished the cementer, but my daughter stopped me to go back to college that year; she said, i was just wasting money, all i need is continue practicing English. Believe me, after 37 years living in USA, i am still mastering Fluent American English, and i love it! Thank you for teaching us fluent America English. Think Positive
Rachel, I've tried many videos and I found yours are the best of all. You teach what we really need to learn and the way we can easily understand. By the way, you are very nice, you and your smile are both beautiful. God bless you. Thanks for your help.
Thank you very much. Yours are the best English classes I've ever had. Great addition YouGlish. I've been for quite a lot of time trying to work out how to pronounce "asked them", so many consonants together was very difficult, finally I've found that you drop the "k". Easy and simple.
I already speak English very well but your videos are really helping me to improve my fluency. Thank you very much... probably the best channel on RUclips!!
I listen to podcasts everyday such as BBC News and Ted Talks. This approach has helped me a lot, and now I'll be practicing with these 5 tips. This is just great, thank you Rachel❣
I hope that most people have been listening to your voice it's a magic and further more you have a smart style to learn even stones..... I'm always saying to everyone... You are always the best ....
without doubt its an innovative idea ive seen. the idea like after hearing write down first then compare with it with the transcript.. its helpful. grateful from Bangladesh.
These tricks are so helpful for beginners who want to improve their listening skill and for who want to understand native speakers. Thank you so much Rachel.
Hi, Rachel, Nice to meet you! Thank you so much, your video is very helpful for me as well as for people who want to speak English like native speakers. I have ever known Youglish before, Thank you so much again!!!
I watch The Big Bang Theory every day without captions on my tablet using the VLC player. The VLC player allows you to easily go back some seconds in the video if you didn't understand something. Whenever I don't understand a phrase, I go back and listen to it several times. If after that I still don't understand it, I turn the captions on and try to figure out why I didn't understand that phrase.
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Rachel's English you are best teacher i love you and thanks
Omg you are amazing 👏👏👏👏👏
Ilove your book
Ilike your channel
Ilike it
Hello I’m Ellie.
I’m from in Korea and I’ve been staying in Perth for 3 years.
I have been studying english every single day.I always desire to speak english frequently like native speaker. Finally, I've become confident ever since I watched this video. Thanks a lot.
You're welcome Ellie!
The best video you've ever recorded in my opinion.
Thanks a lot Grzegorz!
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I'm a Spanish -Speaker and I like American English, is so smooth and easy to understand. British English confuses me and British people speak so fast and I don't understand them well. Thank you Rachel for these videos, your videos help me to improve well my English and the music in English helps me too. Some day I will travel to the U.S.A. 'cause in that country there are a lot of native English-Speakers specially Pennsylvania.
Como aprendistes ingles bro?
Rachel's English channel is amongst the real eforts that have being made to upgrade learner's English proficiency .
Thanks Atakiliti!
Your videos are so helpful for thinking through things that we, as native American English speakers, may have never thought of. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge and for all of the time, effort, and energy you have put into these videos, your website, etc. As someone who enjoys teaching English, I appreciate having your channel made available to me. Thank you!
I've been learning pronunciation with Rachel's videos for about 5 years, she's amazing and my pronunciation has improved a lot! she's the best on RUclips to learn American pronunciation..thank you Rachel, thank you so much!
These were the best tips I've ever found! I'm an English teacher, too. I've been watching your videos nonstop! Thank you so much!
Thanks Victoria! I hope you learned a lot.
Youglish is a dream come true. Now, I can give my students real examples with native people saying them. I am shouting here!!! What a wonderful world this Rachel's world. Thank you, Rachel and God bless Rachel's family. See you.
Your pronunciation is so clear, so beautiful that I can understand every single word you speak. Thanks for the 5 tips to improve listening skills.
I am an ESL teacher. This has helped me a lot with my lesson planning. Thank you, Rachel.
I'am a beginner and I love your lesson so much I'm from Algeria thanks so much my favorite teacher
Thank you.They are really excellent tips. One of my tips in improving my listening skills is to listen to the same audio in different speeds from low to high . With time I get familiar with the pronounciation of many words even in high speeds.
You're welcome!
I've seen lots of English lesson videos online but yours are by far THE best ever.
Thank you,Rachel.This video inspires me a lot.My English teachers have taught me a little bit of skills about linking words but they haven't taught me how to reduce less important words!If I had known this skill,I would understand a lot of transcripts of American films and TVs without English subtitles. I wish I can realise it after watching your videos.
I like the way you teach. With these tricks there is no way one won't improve dramatically.
OMG!!! I didn't know about YouGlish, thank you so much for your videos!
I'm so happy to have found your channel. I'll learn to pronunciate better now. 😇😄😄
Katherine Gamboa I am looking for friends who want to practice speaking english together, please add my skype "yuspik pangeran" or my wa +62 895 2356 8963
I want to improve my English speaking skills can I practice with you
Me two
I loved the way you teach , but the most I like, is when you make us to speak, cause is that what I struggle all the time. Thanks for explain very clear and easy for us.
You're welcome Lucyna!
OMG ! that Youglish site is unbelievable it was of a great help. thanks :) ..
My pleasure!
Ouhhh my God, I find my teacher English. To be honest , you are the best teacher English that I saw!!! Congratulations to excellent job of support people all world to learn English. 👏👏🤝
Thank you very much Gustavo! Greatly appreciated!
Thanks a lot Rachel.. you are my favorite teacher for me and my kids
Thank you!
Rachel's English
Thank you thousand when i'm listening your videos i star to remember my old classes,you are a very good Teacher.
i don't know how to say or what to say more than thank you miss Rachel , i'm going to follow your instructions you are amazing
i'm glad to know your channel RACHEL'S ENGLISH it's so helpful thanks a lot !!
Rachel is one of the best americans English teachers on youtube. Thanks Reachel ! It´s Really Really helpfull
you're like one of the best teaher's. I'm trying so hard to get my G.E.D; and just listening to God, in your study i really think i can do it.
Thank God I just got my GED man like 1 and a half moths ago its was hard and it took me around 6 years and it was absolutely worth it. I wonder if you ever got it since this comment is 2 years old, I hope you reply man.
Thanks Rachel I work in US call center based in India you have been a great help
This's so helpful !! I can't thank you enough
Zynab Abdelhameed This is* no 's
ESL English
the video is very useful. I've been trying to speak and listen like native speakers. finally I found out how to improve my English skills. Thanks for you effective chanel.
It's very exciting knowledge, very use full tools for improving my listening skill. Thanks so mucjh!
You're welcome!
Amo esta mujer... Y estos trucos, he quedado sorprendido... Todos los uso, excepto la pág. Que será muy ùtil... En ninguna otra parte lo he investigado, y ahora esta mujer dice lo que hago como truco, mas me motiva a dominar esta hermosa lengua... Eres genial mujer, y algún día quisiera concerte... Las coicidencias existen.
American English is very smooth :) I love you Rachel
Rachel, you're an amazing English teacher. Hands down, you have changed forever my mindset about learning English pronunciation. Thanks a million
You're very welcome Anderson!
thank you so much, it's very very helpful for me.
Keep learning everyday. Today just watched this one. Thanks for Rachel's English
Thanks for watching Xuan!
Hi Rachel, I've been following your channel for about two years. I integrate those tips you mentioned into daily life and it turns out they're truly incredibly helpful!! Thank you so much for offering the tremendous resources for learning English! This is literally the best channel I can find on the internet for either intermediate level speakers or beginners to improve their verbal skills.
I've also subscribed to This American Life, but on and off I still find it difficult to get every single word in an episode without looking at the corresponding transcript. Since usually the duration of episodes is about an hour, it's really wearing to replay every time when I felt that I missed some information. It's indeed a wonderful channel to listen to at leisure, so I don't wanna give up on the podcast just because I cannot fully understand it. I came back to this video since my question is directly linked to the content of it. Do you have any suggestions for my situation? Thank you in advance!🙏🙏🥺🥺
You are a great teacher who I have never met before. I usually find some tips to improve my English listening skill but you are the one who can help me a lot
My pleasure!
Thank Rachel, you are a great help !!!
You're welcome!
The remarkably wide range of accents is the most difficult part. Sometimes, a lot of native actors on various TV shows, movies mis-use the helping verbs, they applied the contracted form of negative do" to all persons that hindrances our psychology on how we produce sentences in a fluent, still grammatically correct. And the reduction of sound between V-ing + preposition "to", i got it now. Noticeably, very few of videos have clarified these points so far. I would be very thankful if you could explain these to me. Stay healthy as always, Rachel.
Thank you Kristen!
Thank you very much for these useful videos👍👍👍👍👍👍👍The best channel to learn English 👍👍👍 keep going, I hope you all the best 👍😍😍😍😍
My pleasure! :)
Great video Rachel. Youglish is an awesome app, and I share it with my students all the time. They've had really good results with their listening skills.
You also Teaching to your students that there is two continents in one continent? So, you teach that America is = to USA???
cool tips i did not know about youenglish that is cool thanks for the tips.
You're welcome!
your good lesson
Pretty superb ........there should be one separate video of advance vecaboularies
Thank you Rachel! I love and enjoy your methods to learn english in each lesson that you provide, you're the best!
You're welcome Charly! It's always great to hear positive things!
Your tips are really amazing, I'm sure that my listening skills will finally improve. Greeting from Mexico City :)
Thanks so much for posting so many wonderful lessons.
I am Chinese. It's so difficult to speak English smoothly and clearly. I will keep pratising as what you teach. Thank you !
Great tips. Thanks!
I don't know how can I thank you Rachel.🌹🙏
You are angel for us I’m always excited by watching your videos
niceeeeee I'm gonna try youglish right now! thanks a million!.
Yeah ... it's cool!
+Rachel's English thank you so much I'm gonna work hard 🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼✌🏼️✌🏼✌🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
+Rachel's English thank you so much I'm gonna work hard 🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼✌🏼️✌🏼✌🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
+Rachel's English thank you so much I'm gonna work hard 🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼🏋🏼✌🏼️✌🏼
Excelent
Thank you Rachel!You help me to get better understanding for american pronunciation.
I prefer to listen to your illustrations always
Thank you very much!
I used to watch f.r.i.e.n.d.s series to practice my listening and to enrich my vocabs. They use daily conversation, so it's pretty easy. and it's really funny too, you can learn some jokes also.
*You can also learn some jokes or You can learn some jokes too/as well.*
Watching movies or tv shows with the subtitles helps a lot. I started like that, and after a few months I didn’t need them anymore. My problem is that it’s difficult to understand what a person is saying when we are in a noisy place. Like at a bar with a lot of people, or in a movie theater watching a movie, with all that dolby surround effects and music.
Just WOW. I have never been impressed before by a video of yours like this one.Really intensive information that can improve any English learner dramatically.
Great job Rachel. You're one of a kind in this filed.
Thank you!
Hi, I'm William. Thanks for your channel, it helps me so much in my English pronunciation. I'm a native Spanish speaker. Congratulations Rachel.
This video is such a really fantastic one.The thing is i can understand every single word she's saying :) but in IELTS and TOFALl exam, it is hard to catch up all words coming from speaker.So, is she talking slowly little bit or am i improving my listening skill XD ?
Great! Thanks!
I feel like she is talking really slowly, but anyway it‘s nice that you understand her!
You are the best English teacher who I have ever seen!!!
God bless you it's really helpful
Your video is getting better and better each day. Thank you for your great lessons.
Im lucky that know your chanel it's very helpful Thank you so much
You're welcome!
hi mis jdai, could we contact with each other to improve our English?
Listen to music is a wonderful way to improve your listening skill, I was bad at listening but then I started to listen to music and it helped so much is very useful, Thank you for this video!!
What listening material do you recommend me to listen to improve my listening skills?
Greetings from Honduras!!!
Hello! I would strongly encourage you to listen to American podcasts or TED talks or American TV and movies. It can be very helpful to watch and listen to programs that have a transcript available, if possible (which is why TED talks can be a great tool). You can also listen to audiobooks - audible.com can be a good resource for you!
@@rachelsenglish Thank you so much Rachel, you're the best in the whole world. God bless you
- Take a text that has an audio (or an audio that has a transcript), no matter what it is, an youtube video, and interview, a snippet of a movie, it doesn't matter.
- Study the text until you understand all of it, or at least the maximum you can at your current level. For this you can use dictionaries (either bilingual or monolingual), online forums, whatever.
- Now read the text a few times (I know you already understand it, but do it anyway, it's called repetition of a comprehensible message, and it is the only reason human beings learn languages in the first place)
- Start to read the text and listen to the audio simultaneously, do it at least 30 times (absolutely no need to be at once, you can listen to it 5 or 10 times a day until you reach 30 or even 50 repetitions).
With this you'll absorb all the english within that text, now move on to the next and the next until you reach a high level of comprehension of the language.
Eu sou novo aqui ,e adorei o seu canal!
I'm new here, and I loved your channel!
I'm Brazilian ,and I'm studying English alone at my home.
I'm going to subscribe now.
She's really amazing, isn't? haha.....aproveite!! :)
Br
me too
isn't SHE**
diego ant thanks buddy ;)
After greeting you after watching the your programs to learn the language US English frankness you do not understand something from the US, but when she loved listening tone the American Greetings to you on this wonderful work
wow, this is a bit eyeopening for me 0.0 (English is my first langange)
I am happy that i found your channel. Thank you very much Maam!
2:17 - 2:23 Drunk ? lol joking
Btw helping me so much, thank you!!
l o l
Thank you Rachel. Your valued words help me much how to improve my listening and speaking as well. Hope to receive more clips from you.
You're so welcome Sang! More to come!
that cute deserves a kiss. God bless you
thank you very much Rachel - your channel is the best for me because I learned many things only here - thank you again - you are amazing teacher.
I have stugle to improve my conversational english for a while and can not find what is my problem. Your lessen is hit to it . I have heard about this link ,reduction but i dont think that how much they use this in real life. You video show it in easy and clear ways.now i can go on .thanks
Hello Rachel, I'm from Argentina and I have to tell you, it's very easy to learn English with the way you teach us. Thanks a lot!
You're welcome Martin!
youglish site is too amazing I have studied English for 5 years in faculty of language and translation ,English department but I didn't know about this site thanks a lot You are the best teacher ever I listen to
Thanks Rachel. You are good teacher. You speak so clearly and inspire me a lot. I've found your channel and I wonder why I didn't know you before. I will follow you to improve my English. Thanks again.
Thank you Rachel for your English tips.
For the past 34 years ... i couldn't pronounce the correct pronunciation of simple words ... for example (various), which i could replace it for several, but sometimes we need to pronounce this specific work that we have in our mind; okay, i do use it, but never came out of my mouth as i correctly wanted to pronounce it.... well, now i can pronounce the word "various" just as you do ( the a is between ae), sometimes the most simple words are difficult to pronounce because English is not our first language, we are learning the idiom.
I have been in USA most part of my life (37 years) and for most part of my life i have been at school/ college (after work), specifically mastering English and computers. The last 4 courses i took was back in 2008 at ACC, and finished the cementer, but my daughter stopped me to go back to college that year; she said, i was just wasting money, all i need is continue practicing English.
Believe me, after 37 years living in USA, i am still mastering Fluent American English, and i love it!
Thank you for teaching us fluent America English.
Think Positive
I learn 5 tips to improve listening english from you. Your clip is very great. Thank for Rachel *.*
your tips for improve english pronunciation. you are the best teacher ever. I like you very very much.
Rachel, I've tried many videos and I found yours are the best of all. You teach what we really need to learn and the way we can easily understand. By the way, you are very nice, you and your smile are both beautiful. God bless you. Thanks for your help.
You're welcome Rene!
Awesome lession, it help me a lot. Thank you very much.
the most easy and best online acadmey for Eglish pronounciation
Thank you very much. Yours are the best English classes I've ever had.
Great addition YouGlish. I've been for quite a lot of time trying to work out how to pronounce "asked them", so many consonants together was very difficult, finally I've found that you drop the "k". Easy and simple.
Your teaching method is the best of all.
A lot of love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
Thanks Jannatul!
I already speak English very well but your videos are really helping me to improve my fluency. Thank you very much... probably the best channel on RUclips!!
thank you for your help to indicate me to youglish website. it's very very useful for non-native English.
Thanks a lot Mam. I 'm from Bangladesh .your teaching is very important for me. I am learning well from you Mam.
That's great to hear! Keep it up Mikail!
thank rachel i wanna learn more on how to speak fluently in english,
I start my day with your channel because is No 1 , thanks a lot ... teacher ( Rachel)
I listen to podcasts everyday such as BBC News and Ted Talks. This approach has helped me a lot, and now I'll be practicing with these 5 tips. This is just great, thank you Rachel❣
Thank you so much this video is really helping me for my communication specially the tone of my voice. i keep on practice
Happy to hear that Margie!
I hope that most people have been listening to your voice it's a magic and further more you have a smart style to learn even stones..... I'm always saying to everyone... You are always the best ....
Thanks a lot Ahmaddama!
This is the best video for the tips I've ever watched! It is so useful and practical. I can't thank you enough.
You're welcome!
Very helpful; plus, the auto subtitles are appreciated as well!
@CatAnarchist, glad it was helpful!
without doubt its an innovative idea ive seen. the idea like after hearing write down first then compare with it with the transcript.. its helpful.
grateful from Bangladesh.
Thanks a lot Durjoy 007!
These tricks are so helpful for beginners who want to improve their listening skill and for who want to understand native speakers. Thank you so much Rachel.
You're welcome Sara!
Thank you so much Rachel! I learned a lot from you. My English already dramatically improved. I will forever be grateful. ❤️
thnaks rachel i will doing, i begin studing english so i ll practice this lesson.
Hi Rachel. Thank you very much for your dedication and hard work.
very proud for you Rachel hope that very soon i will be speaking English as native speakesl
Keep it up Jean! :)
It's definitely the best channel to learn english, thank you Rachel !
Thanks Raymone!
Hi, Rachel, Nice to meet you! Thank you so much, your video is very helpful for me as well as for people who want to speak English like native speakers. I have ever known Youglish before, Thank you so much again!!!
Wow! Amazing English teacher. Thank you so much for your help. I'm French speaker but I learn English very easily from you. Thanks again!
I watch The Big Bang Theory every day without captions on my tablet using the VLC player. The VLC player allows you to easily go back some seconds in the video if you didn't understand something. Whenever I don't understand a phrase, I go back and listen to it several times. If after that I still don't understand it, I turn the captions on and try to figure out why I didn't understand that phrase.