English Conversation Study -- Last Time Here -- Ben Franklin Exercise

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  • Study real life American English conversation and analyze what you hear. Improve your listening comprehension and pronunciation. Ben Franklin exercise, Topic: Last Time Here.
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Комментарии • 113

  • @alexahashio9245
    @alexahashio9245 4 года назад +2

    Desde que encontre a Rachel mi listening skills Han mejorado mucho, gracias a esto pude cambiar me trabajo. Ha sido un largo proceso para mi , you veo mi progress, la primera vez que escuche esta conversation no entendi nada, ahora entiendo mejor, muchas Gracias

  • @langueagelover612
    @langueagelover612 7 лет назад +3

    I usually listen to materials whose speed is quite slow, so I couldn't understand at first what you said.
    I've got to keep learning your videos to improve my listening from now on.

  • @kieukiwi2480
    @kieukiwi2480 9 лет назад +5

    good job my teacher.i dont know why i love your video so much.i just only know i can watch it everyday.i follow it a long time.It is amazing.you are a nice teacher who give me a lot of thing in english. i can learn how to say a word.thank you so much.

    • @rachelsenglish
      @rachelsenglish  9 лет назад +1

      sky pink Yes, I am American!

    • @kieukiwi2480
      @kieukiwi2480 9 лет назад

      so nice.because i m learning a American english.THANKS.Have a nice day.

  • @casper3182
    @casper3182 9 лет назад +2

    I really learned a lot from your videos,thank you,Rachel.

  • @jskim1681
    @jskim1681 5 лет назад +1

    It is good to see your dad! Thank you for your video! ❤️

  • @ramanab121
    @ramanab121 4 года назад +1

    Real teacher. Thanks

  • @ninsr4528
    @ninsr4528 6 лет назад +1

    Wow i learn so much everytime love u teacher!! so much kindness in ur lessons im thankful everyday..its bcos of ur lessons i boost my confidence to speak powerfully n credibly..

  • @gakkycha7041
    @gakkycha7041 8 лет назад

    Thank you teacher Rachel and Dad. Have a nice day!

  • @neoaksa
    @neoaksa Год назад +3

    The crocodile was learning as well. 😀

  • @greenanthony5821
    @greenanthony5821 Год назад

    Rachel has a loving family. The ending is surprsing and warm.

  • @ramzy-6566
    @ramzy-6566 4 года назад +1

    Thank you for your dad too.

  • @อรรถพลพุทธจิตพันธ์

    Even though how much difficult to practice, I will practice more and more. I must able to do it!

  • @tsuyoshi4226
    @tsuyoshi4226 9 лет назад

    Wow, this video is super helpful for me, because I always struggle when I try to listen reduced sounds.

  • @Sigma37
    @Sigma37 Год назад

    Thank you for posting.

  • @marciojunior7803
    @marciojunior7803 9 лет назад

    I learned a lot with you Rachel
    Thank you so much

  • @Неглавныйгерой
    @Неглавныйгерой 11 месяцев назад

    It was so amazing with your parents) Thank you Rachel

    • @rachelsenglish
      @rachelsenglish  11 месяцев назад

      You're welcome Неглавный!

  • @feiwang22
    @feiwang22 9 лет назад

    Thanks a lot, Rachel! "12 months ago", next time I can catch up about "ts" pronunciation!

  • @clebervicente4018
    @clebervicente4018 Год назад

    I like your videos. Thanks for another video. I'm from Brazil.

  • @marinaalbuquerque6461
    @marinaalbuquerque6461 6 лет назад +2

    It was amazing this video Rachel, your father is a very handsome man! Thank you.

  • @ramzy-6566
    @ramzy-6566 4 года назад +1

    please open the transcript for this video and anyone closed thank you.

  • @jalol9143
    @jalol9143 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks teacher

  • @soly265
    @soly265 9 лет назад

    Thank you for your effort and I hope take a lesson with you ?

  • @victorinoyax9585
    @victorinoyax9585 9 лет назад

    Thank you so much.

  • @Carl_Doan
    @Carl_Doan Год назад

    Thanks very much

  • @berthagranados5772
    @berthagranados5772 9 лет назад +1

    Thanks!!!

  • @yousuf817
    @yousuf817 9 лет назад

    Good. .really

  • @AndersonSilva-tg1dt
    @AndersonSilva-tg1dt 9 лет назад

    Other awesome video, like always, this time was difficult to me understand the first part of conversation, this way of repeating training the ears very well. What is difficult is know when we liking "what" with "what". Anyway, Is it possible for you make a video about pronunciation of words with "x" in the middle like: anxiety, externalize, relaxation, detoxifier, noxious and how I pronounce the word "within" the stress is in the first syllable or in the second syllable? Thanks you so much for you helping us in the learning from American English!

  • @musicman607
    @musicman607 9 лет назад

    Thanks for the great class and tips on pronunciation. But I was wondering why you did not make any comments on the “we were” words, which appeared twice: 1- we were trying, 2- we were out. Could you, please, make a comment on those two hard to hear combinations? Thanks again.

    • @lisasez
      @lisasez 3 года назад +2

      Because she has no credentials ...remember this is just her opinion.. misguided at best.

  • @MahmmoudMahmmed-tg5os
    @MahmmoudMahmmed-tg5os Год назад

    I learned a lot from you❤❤❤

    • @rachelsenglish
      @rachelsenglish  Год назад +1

      It's always great to hear positive things Mahmmoud!

    • @MahmmoudMahmmed-tg5os
      @MahmmoudMahmmed-tg5os Год назад

      @@rachelsenglish thanks my teacher,, you deserve better than words

  • @newtonmesquita6373
    @newtonmesquita6373 9 лет назад

    Great.

  • @yxlxfxf
    @yxlxfxf 9 лет назад

    Could you do a video on the pronounciation of "Chicago" please?

  • @muhammadyasser9705
    @muhammadyasser9705 7 лет назад

    wonderful 👍

  • @gwa1654
    @gwa1654 9 лет назад +1

    Hey Rachel, I wanna ask you onde thing about the famous -th. Turns out that sometimes I hear this words sound like -ph. Can you explain that??? Thank you for your videos.

  • @rainaschannel6686
    @rainaschannel6686 9 лет назад

    Thanks a lot ..^^

  • @walaaldadkisaj6291
    @walaaldadkisaj6291 9 лет назад

    teacher i don't know what i say to you. but you are my lovely teacher thank you so much

  • @oliverdrew1803
    @oliverdrew1803 9 лет назад

    Hello greetings from Mexico

  • @m.a7618
    @m.a7618 9 лет назад

    Hi Rachel! Can u do a video on how to pronounce the word "order"?Thank you.

    • @rachelsenglish
      @rachelsenglish  9 лет назад +1

      maram alsaif Already done! Try searching my videos -- I've already made a lot you might be interested in! ruclips.net/video/y_-Pdr21G24/видео.html

    • @m.a7618
      @m.a7618 9 лет назад

      This word was always hard to me but now i'm finally able to pronounce it. Thanks Rachel you're awesome :)

  • @sheikhmaahir3024
    @sheikhmaahir3024 8 лет назад

    teacher firt thank your help then can u make a vedio about gentlemen prounanciation coz its weird word

  • @deathkt1414
    @deathkt1414 8 лет назад +8

    'I hink so' is so weird hahahaha

  • @sonyaseagal1786
    @sonyaseagal1786 9 лет назад

    Hi Rachel. How are you? I would like to learn the pronunciation of these words, because they sound almost the same. "Whether and Weather" Thank you very much.

  • @hreisv
    @hreisv 9 лет назад

    I can send you the link of the video when Charlie says 'yeikes'. You can find it at Ororo's Tv site.

  • @GreenGrayRain
    @GreenGrayRain 9 лет назад

    Hi Rachel, what's the difference between the "ah" as in "father" and the "ah" as in "lot"? They have different IPA symbols.

  • @mikhailvatsura
    @mikhailvatsura 6 лет назад

    Hi, Rach. Can I call you Rach? :)
    Well, your videos are great! They help a lot in my studying. So I'm really thankful to you.
    And can you please check if I understand the last part correctly:
    I was trying to think, I think it's been 2 years maybe since I've been out
    but, we forgot the binoculars
    we're idiots
    nothing that matters for these guys, cause they're so close
    there is also wild buffalo, wild boar, um horses,
    all sort of stuff to see
    and some of the cranes you'd like to get a good closer view
    turtles, lots of birds
    they often sent here cranes that come here about this time of year
    well, let's keep walking and see we're all will see

  • @muhammadnamvar7083
    @muhammadnamvar7083 9 лет назад

    Thank you for all the videos!
    I've got a question about the note or intonation used when you want to say something with irony!
    Does it depend on the language we use or it's something beyond the language like laughter and all roads lead to Rome?
    The expression made me think of this question is "nice try".
    Thanks again!

  • @richardfrangie3518
    @richardfrangie3518 2 года назад +1

    👍

  • @basemkamal6574
    @basemkamal6574 9 лет назад

    It's really nice and useful video for me. And please i need your help if it's possible to record for me some sentence which I use in my work so I could sound like American when I'm talking thank you. I will be waiting for your reply

    • @rachelsenglish
      @rachelsenglish  9 лет назад

      Basem Kamal For evaluations, check out www.RachelsEnglish.com/lessons#Eval

  • @cesarterrazasg
    @cesarterrazasg 9 лет назад

    How do you pronounce the word 'development'? Is the first 'e' pronounced as short or long 'e'? Thanks!

  • @rabiussanyapu
    @rabiussanyapu 2 года назад

    19 jun done

  • @samDLBJAusMelb
    @samDLBJAusMelb Год назад

    native speakers can understand almost everything.

  • @chrisclifford4194
    @chrisclifford4194 9 лет назад

    How do you say this sentence Americanly? "What have you been working on?" thank you!

  • @hreisv
    @hreisv 9 лет назад

    Hey Rachel, only you can help me with this: I have a big difficult to pronounce 'yeikes'. I heard it from Charlie Sheen in Two And a Half Men. I saw it in the second episode of the first season. Hope you can help me, thank ya.

  • @fredn.c.7128
    @fredn.c.7128 6 лет назад

    Rachel, What was the last sentence you said ?
    "Well, let's keep walking and see all we'll see".... Was that it ?
    I would appreciate if you could answer.
    Thanks.

    • @fredn.c.7128
      @fredn.c.7128 6 лет назад

      Rachel:
      "Well, let's keep walking and see what we all will see...."
      Was that it ?

  • @ahmadeldesokey5765
    @ahmadeldesokey5765 2 года назад +1

    Greetings to your dad.

  • @soniasantos8418
    @soniasantos8418 6 лет назад

    4:50 I can hear the letter h, believe it or not

  • @MATHEW94061
    @MATHEW94061 9 лет назад

    1

  • @suballica
    @suballica 9 лет назад

    There are millions of expressions and sentences out there, do you want us to benfrankel everything?, is it even possible?

    • @rachelsenglish
      @rachelsenglish  9 лет назад

      suballica No -- don't do this with every audio and video file on the planet! But, do it as you see fit as an exercise. It's a great way to train your ear.

    • @suballica
      @suballica 9 лет назад

      Rachel's English Why do we have to go through such a pain to learn a language, its unfortunate that non-english speakers are cursed and have to put a lifelong effort on this. You are lucky Rachel you don't have to learn all this. As for me i am giving up learning english, can't deal with this anymore.

    • @deathkt1414
      @deathkt1414 8 лет назад

      lol why

  • @MolodkinVA
    @MolodkinVA 9 лет назад +1

    Все уроки отличные! только свист надо прекератить! Свистеть в приличном обществе не принято. Спасибо за Ваш упорный и добросовестный труд!

  • @caiosoares5000
    @caiosoares5000 4 года назад +1

    Like

  • @irakozejosue2289
    @irakozejosue2289 4 года назад

    I need you to be my teacher

  • @jimhazumu9265
    @jimhazumu9265 5 лет назад +1

    I am very confused about you are speaking with your father, so why did you use we were trying to think?

    • @rachelsenglish
      @rachelsenglish  5 лет назад

      Hi! That sentence is used to mean, "we were trying to remember", or "we were trying to recall".

    • @jimhazumu9265
      @jimhazumu9265 5 лет назад

      Rachel's English Thank you very much for your response. I am very confused about why did you use past tense ‘were’ instead of ‘are’? And at the beginning of this sentence you use ‘now’. Why can ‘were’ be used after ‘now”?

  • @gameson69
    @gameson69 9 лет назад

    Rachel how can we contact directly with you?!

    • @rachelsenglish
      @rachelsenglish  9 лет назад

      Mohammed AL Khteeb Check out this page: rachelsenglish.com/contact

  • @mamdouhmawhoub9905
    @mamdouhmawhoub9905 7 лет назад

    Is that Real Crocodile , Why it doesnot move all the time ?

  • @Carlos-rv9wi
    @Carlos-rv9wi 9 лет назад

    "We were" sounds very similar to "we're". "When was" it's too fast, I think non-native speakers should be careful in this sound.

  • @dannychen1064
    @dannychen1064 9 лет назад

    wow, I just never thought "think" can be "hink". Americans do drop a lot of things haha

  • @lisasez
    @lisasez 3 года назад +1

    People .. students.. Most Americans do not say all of these improper “ yeah “ and “ o Kay” so repeatedly as the two people in this video ..
    You’ll find these word, pronunciation’s and accents to be found in more northern and midwestern states. Again this is slang and not proper English pronunciations as you find in a dictionary .

  • @willibass2
    @willibass2 9 лет назад

    again,,my question is...about the d sound in the word to in the combination of,,trying to.,,is it a flap t ? cos I do not hear a flap t very softly,,like the spanish r.. I hear you to sound...d ....tryin duh...you examples sounds like a d,,a real d..

    • @rachelsenglish
      @rachelsenglish  9 лет назад

      William Rodriguez I don't quite understand your question. But yes, the Flap T in American English sounds like the D between vowels, which also sounds like the Spanish R. All the same sound. In the phrase 'trying to', the T in TO can be a Flap T or a True T.

    • @willibass2
      @willibass2 9 лет назад

      Rachel's English thanks and excuse me for bothering you many times... I am a teacher too... your example sounds trying "duh"... it doesn't sound trying (spanish "r") + uh .....

  • @tonyryan9778
    @tonyryan9778 8 лет назад

    Is that crocodile alive or dead?

  • @soly265
    @soly265 9 лет назад

    Can I take a course with you on Skype?

    • @rachelsenglish
      @rachelsenglish  9 лет назад

      eslam ali Check out www.RachelsEnglish.com/lessons

  • @ahmaddamasalim4178
    @ahmaddamasalim4178 6 лет назад

    Of wonder who someone put dislike sign on your video... I want to tell him that "you are suffering from some Psychological problems and must going to psychiatric immediately....

  • @xiaominsong
    @xiaominsong 2 года назад

    I think Americans can drop any thing they wanted.

  • @zainabrabab9207
    @zainabrabab9207 4 года назад

    You taecher

  • @JalolAliyev-m7w
    @JalolAliyev-m7w 7 месяцев назад

    +++++

  • @JalolAliyev-m7w
    @JalolAliyev-m7w 7 месяцев назад

    ++++

  • @robojackmu
    @robojackmu 9 лет назад

    You looks so mad in the video:(

  • @LinhHoang-qv2ft
    @LinhHoang-qv2ft 2 месяца назад

  • @JalolAliyev-m7w
    @JalolAliyev-m7w 7 месяцев назад

    Thanks teacher