For such a long time i was looking for a RUclips channel that teaches accent reduction in depth. Lucky to have found this channel. Please continue this series of accent reduction, it's very helpful. Also you are teaching it in a very easy way.
This is brilliant. The dialogue in 'Friends' is a case study in how the script sets up the response of each character like a basketball team passing the ball around to make the shot. Furthermore, the characters have to be so defined and singular that their responses are unique to the "music" of the "riff" being played. I DUG 'Friends' when it first aired, but catching it on ad infinitum repeats SINCE, I really appreciate the interplay of dialogue and the prompts within that made it LESS a situational comedy (don't get me WRONG: It was) and MORE about the love of language between disparate individuals in the 1990's and how they are compelled to express it.
@@rachelsenglish: Rachel, only to say this. I've never heard this flap T in "party." I swear all that I hear is unvoiced T. Stopping this puff of air that comes from your lungs. Is it possible not to detect it since the flap T is not directly part of my native tongue and take it as stop T?
Yes...all of this make seems English too difficult...When We are speaking it si dificult to take all these tricks because we are looking for the words in our mind...grannar...structures... I know all this theory but to put all this together....is like a miracle ...just take a look of the quantity of details and time in some a few lines...it is going to take 40-50 years to learn the language. It would be Nice to know how yo learn a language but after studiyng phonetics 20 yeaes i hve understood that you have to be born in an English country.
It help me so much............ Thank u teacher!!! Learn English fast allows foreign people to understand all the words that are spoken, and search for the definition
I'm an American and I never realized we did all of that. I've been trying to learn Spanish and sometimes it helps learning another language by understanding my own. It's weird but understanding stress and accents in my own language helps me hear it in another like Spanish because it shows me how to listen better.
❤ sounded so natural and this should be a goal for non native English speakers who want to speak English like native speakers. Love this awesome case study video and thanks so much Rachel
Hi, Rachel, this is a terrific video that's what I needed chandler is such that he spoke very swiftly and don't understand without subtitles I enjoyed this video. Thanks
omg as a non-native speaker of English who also studies linguistics, your video is helping me learn transcription and American accent at the same time! Thank you Rachel!
You are the best teacher , thank you so much , I find some difficulties to pronounce" what are you" the flap t but you make everything clear I know I make many mistakes to speak and write english but I try to do my best
you're one of my best teacher in the world. I've learned English so so much from you anyway, thanks for everything you've done🙏❤ I really appreciate this video so much it was really helpful for me. 🙏
Wow!! Thank you so much. This is what I have exactly been looking for. I think this video show me the way how to learn English and really helping me improve my English. Thank you
En pocos días que llevo en este canal ya voy mejorando mi "listening" esto me emociona y me motiva a seguir con más empeño, muchas gracias por el video.
Thanks for the video! I have two questions. When should we change I to i? Is there any rule for that? And why it up tone at the end of “just some stuff for the party”? I will be appreciated if you answer them!
Hi Jialin! There's no rule without its exceptions (there are lots!), but here are some guidelines: The IH sound often happens when the letter I is followed by a consonant (sit, big, lift), or doubled consonant (bitter, beginning). The EE sound often happens when the I ends a multi-syllable word (taxi, jacuzzi), when the I is followed by a vowel in a multi-syllable word (studio, various), an "ece" (piece, niece), or is part of an "-ing" (finger, eating). Hope this helps! As for the up intonation, sometimes people have a habit called "upspeak", which makes them lift intonation at the ends of some sentences that do not need a lift.
1 This is a place where there is to go . And This is a place where to go. 2 Everything there is to know . And Everything that is to know . I have made same sentence from two ways Both are correct or not Please reply 🙂🙂
Hey Rachel Mam, I hope you are pretty good. I used to listen to your lectures always but I forgot everything because there was a long gap , now how can I learn it again?
I could not hear "So what have you got there", instead, I thought he was speaking "So you got there". This kind of speaking has been most difficult to me in listening you. But your help works good. Thank you.
Thank you lady for your very good program on u.tube ,but i would like to point out that it is not very important for a learner of anew language to speak exactly like a native speaker as long as he or she speaks it with good prnounciation and correct grammer and can make himself or herself understood by other people and understand them as well iam from iran and i speak farsi i know that no foreigner can speak farsi as well as i do because farsi is my native tongue i myself taught English for almost thirty years and all this time i directed and encouraged my student to speak speak English correctly and helped them gain confidence when speaking the language , in my opinion putting too much emphasis on speaking exactly like a native one ,which is almost impossible for a grown up learner, ceates a mental block and obstacles in learning the taget language again i thank you for your good program on u.tube and i myself have learned a lot from you and still learning . Keep up the good work .
Mam first cases 1 There is some innocent people killed in the clash 2 there is book lying on the table Here both "there" work like There =dummy subject And second cases 1 There is killed some innocent people in the clash. 2 there is lying a book on the table . Here both "there" work like There = adverb Am I correct. If i am right Third cases So when we use this sentence in subordinate clause Like this 1 ..…........ Where there is killed some innocent people in the clash . 2. ............when there is lying a book on the table Here my question is In both cases Is "There word " working like a Adverb or introductory. Please reply 🙂🙂
Hi Sameer! There can be used as an adverb, pronoun, adjective, and sometimes as an interjection. But in grammatical constructions like there is or there are, there is considered an expletive.
So what have you got there,Monica shu soʻzga tilim kelishi juda qiyin boʻldi deyarli talaffuz qilishni bilmadim qisqartirish oʻylaganimdan qiyinroq ekan inshaalloh taslim boʻlmayman nutqini rivojlantiramiz video uchun rahmat
I will always be watching and enjoying your videos, as soon as I learn to speak fluent English, I will make an appointment to record a video with you.thank you very much ! Rachel's.
Thanks a million, Rachel! It's a piece of real English with your great explanation. So helpful!
Happy to hear that Sergei!
For such a long time i was looking for a RUclips channel that teaches accent reduction in depth. Lucky to have found this channel. Please continue this series of accent reduction, it's very helpful. Also you are teaching it in a very easy way.
Will do, thank you Chandresh!
This is brilliant. The dialogue in 'Friends' is a case study in how the script sets up the response of each character like a basketball team passing the ball around to make the shot. Furthermore, the characters have to be so defined and singular that their responses are unique to the "music" of the "riff" being played.
I DUG 'Friends' when it first aired, but catching it on ad infinitum repeats SINCE, I really appreciate the interplay of dialogue and the prompts within that made it LESS a situational comedy (don't get me WRONG: It was) and MORE about the love of language between disparate individuals in the 1990's and how they are compelled to express it.
Ohh my god...this kind of videos looks exhausting to make, but still, you did an amazing job...thank you so much!!!
Thanks for watching Alvin!
@@rachelsenglish: Rachel, only to say this. I've never heard this flap T in "party." I swear all that I hear is unvoiced T.
Stopping this puff of air that comes from your lungs. Is it possible not to detect it since the flap T is not directly part of my native tongue and take it as stop T?
i love it!!!
Yes...all of this make seems English too difficult...When We are speaking it si dificult to take all these tricks because we are looking for the words in our mind...grannar...structures... I know all this theory but to put all this together....is like a miracle ...just take a look of the quantity of details and time in some a few lines...it is going to take 40-50 years to learn the language. It would be Nice to know how yo learn a language but after studiyng phonetics 20 yeaes i hve understood that you have to be born in an English country.
I am Korean. The most difficult thing for foreigners is the English pronunciation, which helped me a lot. thank you so much Rachel !!!!! 😘
You're welcome! 😊
My favorite part of learning English. Because of your lessons I can hear almost anything dialogue but I can’t speak English like that yet
Your way of teaching inspires me. Thank you so much
You're welcome!
It help me so much............ Thank u teacher!!! Learn English fast allows foreign people to understand all the words that are spoken, and search for the definition
You're welcome and glad it was helpful Lucas!
I'm an American and I never realized we did all of that.
I've been trying to learn Spanish and sometimes it helps learning another language by understanding my own. It's weird but understanding stress and accents in my own language helps me hear it in another like Spanish because it shows me how to listen better.
Same
❤ sounded so natural and this should be a goal for non native English speakers who want to speak English like native speakers. Love this awesome case study video and thanks so much Rachel
You're welcome and thanks for watching @and8877!
Hi, Rachel, this is a terrific video that's what I needed chandler is such that he spoke very swiftly and don't understand without subtitles I enjoyed this video. Thanks
Glad you like it and thanks for watching Ghanshyam!
omg as a non-native speaker of English who also studies linguistics, your video is helping me learn transcription and American accent at the same time! Thank you Rachel!
Happy to help Beini!
Rachel loves Rachel. All Friends' videos about her.
Excellent video, teacher Rachel! Thanks a million, Great Pronunciation Teacher! GOD bless U & your beautiful Family!
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Thanks a lot Rachel.. What you do is called love... Help you, help other's... I love you...
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Thank you, your teaching method is amazing.
I learn a lot from you.
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@@rachelsenglish I AM BRAZILIAN !
WORM-WARM,TROUGH-THROUGH,HAY-HEY...
SOUNDS LIKE THE SAME THING .
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The best teacher ever!
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I love this girl! Yes! The teacher!
Jag tycker att du är en expertlärare i amerikanskt språk, ordförråd, dialekt och mer om amerikanska språkstudier. 👍
From Sénégal we're watching you, thank you!
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You are the best teacher , thank you so much , I find some difficulties to pronounce" what are you" the flap t but you make everything clear I know I make many mistakes to speak and write english but I try to do my best
Thank you...The American pronounciation isn' t easily to practise and repeat sometimes. I exerecise it for my job.
Keep it up Sabrina!
These videos are really awesome. High quality, magnificent practice pronunciation and listening skills. Thanks from all my heart, Rachel!
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Thanks a lot for your explanation. This is a very good job I've ever seen before.
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You teach deeply , really useful helpful video
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You are a great English teacher in the World. Have a good Day Rachel 👍
You too Eustaquio!
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you're one of my best teacher in the world. I've learned English so so much from you anyway, thanks for everything you've done🙏❤ I really appreciate this video so much it was really helpful for me. 🙏
Thank you so much for this kind comment! I appreciate you and I love being your teacher! :)
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It was great, very complete and attractive, thank you ❤❤❤
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Wow!! Thank you so much. This is what I have exactly been looking for. I think this video show me the way how to learn English and really helping me improve my English. Thank you
Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching!
Thank you for the easy explanation
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Hello there and thanks for watching!
Es hermosa esta técnica. "Now the analizis"
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Glad you think so!
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En pocos días que llevo en este canal ya voy mejorando mi "listening" esto me emociona y me motiva a seguir con más empeño, muchas gracias por el video.
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Thanks for the video! I have two questions. When should we change I to i? Is there any rule for that? And why it up tone at the end of “just some stuff for the party”? I will be appreciated if you answer them!
Hi Jialin! There's no rule without its exceptions (there are lots!), but here are some guidelines: The IH sound often happens when the letter I is followed by a consonant (sit, big, lift), or doubled consonant (bitter, beginning). The EE sound often happens when the I ends a multi-syllable word (taxi, jacuzzi), when the I is followed by a vowel in a multi-syllable word (studio, various), an "ece" (piece, niece), or is part of an "-ing" (finger, eating). Hope this helps! As for the up intonation, sometimes people have a habit called "upspeak", which makes them lift intonation at the ends of some sentences that do not need a lift.
Brilliant 🎉🎉your work helps so many non native speaker !
Thanks again!
Thanks a lot for the lesson
I’m looking for someone to speak in English
Super.
l had always the same opinion with you.
That every episode of the movie Friends ,is very good learning English Language.
1 This is a place where there is to go .
And
This is a place where to go.
2 Everything there is to know .
And
Everything that is to know .
I have made same sentence from two ways
Both are correct or not
Please reply 🙂🙂
감사합니다. 레이첼 선생님
You're welcome Hongkwon!
"sə wə yə got there, Monica" --> Unbelivable, super difficult.
Hey Rachel Mam, I hope you are pretty good. I used to listen to your lectures always but I forgot everything because there was a long gap , now how can I learn it again?
Thank you so much for your good teaching. You are the best teacher I've met so far.
I appreciate it!
@@rachelsenglish You're welcome.
thank you Rachel, videos like this are very helpful to practice American accent for non-native speakers
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I could not hear "So what have you got there", instead, I thought he was speaking "So you got there". This kind of speaking has been most difficult to me in listening you. But your help works good. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing Kenny! :)
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Спасибо. Понятное объяснение.
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Thank you lady for your very good program on u.tube ,but i would like to point out that it is not very important for a learner of anew language to speak exactly like a native speaker as long as he or she speaks it with good prnounciation and correct grammer and can make himself or herself understood by other people and understand them as well iam from iran and i speak farsi i know that no foreigner can speak farsi as well as i do because farsi is my native tongue i myself taught English for almost thirty years and all this time i directed and encouraged my student to speak speak English correctly and helped them gain confidence when speaking the language , in my opinion putting too much emphasis on speaking exactly like a native one ,which is almost impossible for a grown up learner, ceates a mental block and obstacles in learning the taget language again i thank you for your good program on u.tube and i myself have learned a lot from you and still learning . Keep up the good work .
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Hear and here I don't see any difference here ma'am.
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Mam first cases
1 There is some innocent people killed in the clash
2 there is book lying on the table
Here both "there" work like
There =dummy subject
And second cases
1 There is killed some innocent people in the clash.
2 there is lying a book on the table .
Here both "there" work like
There = adverb
Am I correct. If i am right
Third cases
So when we use this sentence in subordinate clause
Like this
1 ..…........ Where there is killed some innocent people in the clash .
2. ............when there is lying a book on the table
Here my question is
In both cases
Is "There word " working like a
Adverb or introductory.
Please reply 🙂🙂
Hi Sameer! There can be used as an adverb, pronoun, adjective, and sometimes as an interjection. But in grammatical constructions like there is or there are, there is considered an expletive.
I love this lesson!
Thanks @front-rud!
Thansk Excelent I like your information it’s amaizing 🎉🎉❤
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I would like to see this series😊
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Very good raquel, I put your videos in my studies daily, make more videos like this please. I'm Brazilian and I'm at the intermediate level
Hello there Elias and thanks for sharing!
thanks for your video~ I love it. I want to improve my English
You're welcome @diamondgolf23!
I love your videos. You're a marvelous tutor. I hate my polish accent but with your help I've got a small chance to change that.
Thanks for watching iCoN!
Muchas gracias,
esta parte es muy difícil 19:03 😅
Thank you so much Rachel u are my favorite English teacher. What u teaching us here helps me a lot. ❤🙏🏻♥️
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Very interesting and useful video to learn English but a bit difficult for leaners.
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Great Teacher
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I love this kind of videos/lessons, it helps me so much! Thank you 🌷
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Thankyou ma'am, love from India.
So what have you got there,Monica shu soʻzga tilim kelishi juda qiyin boʻldi deyarli talaffuz qilishni bilmadim qisqartirish oʻylaganimdan qiyinroq ekan inshaalloh taslim boʻlmayman nutqini rivojlantiramiz video uchun rahmat
Thank you for your teaching.
You're welcome!
감사합니다.
Thank you very much 송종민!!
So happy. thank you
You are so welcome!
I will always be watching and enjoying your videos, as soon as I learn to speak fluent English, I will make an appointment to record a video with you.thank you very much ! Rachel's.
I appreciate it Jurandir!
Hi, thank you
You're welcome Carlos!
Does the intonation of “okay” reflect concern over Phoebe?
Yes, good point.
Thank you❤❤❤
My pleasure @AbelPhan-wu4wz!