I ❤ the clarifications! You teach very well! Thank you so much! I can comprehend the sayings by the context, but now I can understand it in details. Thanks a billion 🎉🎉🎉
There is no way how not to improve the listening skill with a lesson like this. Amazing class. ( IF my sentense is wrong, feel free to correct me) greeting from Brazil
I'm very grateful to hear those things from your good teachings. It calls my attention and i appreciate this good work that you've done. Thank you very much for your help
At the first time I didn't hear anything but once you clarify I understand better and that's amazing❤ thank you so much ❤there no way we can pay you back but the plan is to show we are appreciated 🎉😊
Hello Rachel, this spoken phrase "don't have to " Chanler said who sat on the chair and suddenly stood in order to respond to the girl in Freinds Show that you had uploaded analysis you had uploaded if you remember Mrs. Rachel.😂 I understood many of the clip but I played it three times in a row. Thank you Mrs. Rachel you've helped me understand many of movies and TV shows but understanding African-Americans are still really hard for me they speak in a way that I can't realize
thankyou for your lesson. I wonder how to pronounce the words like completely,exactly,obviously, are the T or b words need to say it stressed or not.please make a new video.thanks
Thanks Rachel! It's not easy to me. But with your videos I'm learning to ear and understand a little. I can say the number four: "little of it". Step by step, I'll can do it.
Hello ! I studied English for 6 years in school then I went to the USA to study. I watch English and American movies for years. I know other languages : French, Dutch, bases of Germain and dialects from my country, Belgium. I watch the Monty Pitons as well as American movies without understanding problem. Phil. Peace.
Awesome video. That's exactly how I taught English about 25 years ago-except you're going into much more detail, Rachel. Another very interesting feature is the protagonists' body language: Nonverbal behavior like body movements and posture, facial expressions, eye contact, hand/arm/shoulder gestures, and tone of voice all contribute significantly to how they both communicate. Learners of (North) American English should also assimilate this in a US or Canadian environment.
🎉🎉🎉 all of it but by using headphones I am not sure if I can get the same result without them, but all of this because I have been working with you for 5 years for now. So thank you a million❤❤❤. by the way I liked your free course a lot God bless you😍😍😍
A little of it. It was hard to me. There are other series more easy to catch the sounds like Friends. But it's necesary all kind of tv shows. Rachel you're a great English teacher, your help is invaluable. One question. How can native English speakers understand each other when accent is so strong? For example Australian or Jamaican accent. Ohhh Thank you for you now i realise that context is important to understand English contrast between stress and unstressed words.
Thank you, I'm glad you're finding the videos helpful! As for understanding English dialects, it can take some practice, even for native speakers. If we hear a dialect we are unfamiliar with, it can take our ears some time to catch onto the different vowel sounds, intonation patterns, and vocabulary/idioms of the new dialect.
Hi, Rachel! I have a pronunciation question that's annoying me. According to dictionaries, the "th" in the word "with" is pronounced as ð. However, I found these two examples (and more than two) where speakers pronounced it as θ instead of ð. There are they: 1- The big bang theory season 2 episode 21 timestamp: 15:41: "I really don't wanna have this conversation wiTH (θ) you". 2- The big bang theory season 2 episode 10 timestamp: 11:59: "You wanna come wiTH (θ)?" Is there any explanation for this? Is it ð or θ?! Thank you so much❤❤❤
Hi Baloza! WITH is a unique word, because the TH can be pronounced both ways! Sometimes speakers will match the TH (voiced or unvoiced) with the sound after it (voiced before voiced, unvoiced before unvoiced), but not always.
You are fantastic i am from Egypt i always follow your tutorials they benefit me alot do advise me to use preply app to speak with native American teacher speaker or not Please suggest me some sites to communicate with native speakers it is preferable to be free sites i wish you read my comment i really love your tutorials ❤🥰
I'm glad you're enjoying my videos! I think lessons, tutors and conversation partners are all good to help with building your skills and confidence! My Academy offers the option to purchase private lessons with REA teachers, and includes free access to the REA Community group where you can post and get teacher feedback, or meet conversation partners who are fellow students. To find native conversation partners, I recommend iTalki or Preply. Good luck!
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This doesn't have much to do with this particular episode, but I'm shocked that not pronouncing the h in when, where, whale, white. My maiden name is White and I have always pronounced it with the h being sounded! When did this become a thing to drop the h sound.
Hi @itsthevk! It's very common in American English to drop the H in WH words. Interestingly, we sometimes alternatively drop the W and keep the H, such as in "who" and "whose".
Omg.. I got more out of this than I did in 10 years of education (i'm a foreign). They never taught me this way. Much more efficient. In schools they mostly focus on grammar..
Hi @a-note76! Yes, once the brain isn't focusing on understanding the meaning, it's easier to relax and focus on how the words are pronounced. It's great to use transcripts in your practice, since it helps you to develop your ear training skills.
Hello Rachel's English. Im looking for a video(learn english with movies)that has a two white ladies with a dog. One of the ladies says that she's looking for a job. The other lady saysb to her that since she likes animals she's going to recommend her to her sister, more or less. I can't find it. Thank you !
Hi D _Tatishch! Yes, these are "statement questions". More info on them here: dictionary.cambridge.org/us/grammar/british-grammar/questions-statement-questions-you-re-over-18
Learn american english is kind of study for radiologist, i don't know how radiologist through the spot of the sheet can interpret organs and bones but they do it, as well that we must interpret through nonsense noises English words in the spot 😂
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Hi, I'm happy for you... could you please tell me more about you plan or your routine how improved your speaking skill with this channel
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I ❤ the clarifications! You teach very well! Thank you so much! I can comprehend the sayings by the context, but now I can understand it in details. Thanks a billion 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you for your kind words @robertaxavier3587! Keep up the great work.
Can you tell me how to improve the skill of understanding the unfamiliar words
Your videos help me to improve my speaking and listening at the same time. I love it!
Glad to hear that @user-cp7nz5hh8g!
Wonderful teaching as always. The best English teacher I've ever seen. ❤
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I've just woken up, by starting my journey with a such lesson I feel energized.Thank you a lot for uploading it.
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Thanks you Rachel, you are a wonderful English Professor. I could understand everything perfectly.
That's great to hear @tspum!
There is no way how not to improve the listening skill with a lesson like this. Amazing class. ( IF my sentense is wrong, feel free to correct me) greeting from Brazil
I'm very grateful to hear those things from your good teachings.
It calls my attention and i appreciate this good work that you've done.
Thank you very much for your help
My pleasure @user-iq2mz8ep7w!
So a wonderful way to improve my speaking English,thanks a lot
You're very welcome @MarkPrice-z5w!
There is not other option but to improve with your videos. Thanks heaps.
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At the first time I didn't hear anything but once you clarify I understand better and that's amazing❤ thank you so much ❤there no way we can pay you back but the plan is to show we are appreciated 🎉😊
You're very welcome @AADIMohammed!
Hello Rachel, this spoken phrase "don't have to " Chanler said who sat on the chair and suddenly stood in order to respond to the girl in Freinds Show that you had uploaded analysis you had uploaded if you remember Mrs. Rachel.😂
I understood many of the clip but I played it three times in a row.
Thank you Mrs. Rachel you've helped me understand many of movies and TV shows but understanding African-Americans are still really hard for me they speak in a way that I can't realize
Thanks for sharing Aghil!
Thank you Rachel.My Enlish is improving.you are a good professor.
You're welcome @tapasidebbarma5843!
Olá professora, o meu nome é Julio sou Brasileiro encontrei os seus vídeos aqui e adorei as suas aulas são muito boas parabéns.
I appreciate it Julio!
thankyou for your lesson. I wonder how to pronounce the words like completely,exactly,obviously, are the T or b words need to say it stressed or not.please make a new video.thanks
You're welcome and thanks for the suggestion @user-qg7ym5eg9d!
Thanks Rachel! It's not easy to me. But with your videos I'm learning to ear and understand a little. I can say the number four: "little of it". Step by step, I'll can do it.
You're welcome and thanks for sharing @thiagojoao167!
Thanks for everyhings. My english is improving thank to you ❤
That's great @salomonkobenan2887! Keep it up!
I got most of it and I enjoyed a lot the explanation,
Glad to hear that @pachuyadav4888!
Hello !
I studied English for 6 years in school then I went to the USA to study. I watch English and American movies for years. I know other languages : French, Dutch, bases of Germain and dialects from my country, Belgium.
I watch the Monty Pitons as well as American movies without understanding problem.
Phil. Peace.
Thanks for sharing Phil!
Awesome video. That's exactly how I taught English about 25 years ago-except you're going into much more detail, Rachel.
Another very interesting feature is the protagonists' body language: Nonverbal behavior like body movements and posture, facial expressions, eye contact, hand/arm/shoulder gestures, and tone of voice all contribute significantly to how they both communicate.
Learners of (North) American English should also assimilate this in a US or Canadian environment.
I appreciate it @pascalvirmoux-jackson5425!
🎉🎉🎉 all of it but by using headphones I am not sure if I can get the same result without them, but all of this because I have been working with you for 5 years for now. So thank you a million❤❤❤.
by the way I liked your free course a lot God bless you😍😍😍
I appreciate it @aliaa-emad!
She is wonderful
A little of it. It was hard to me. There are other series more easy to catch the sounds like Friends. But it's necesary all kind of tv shows. Rachel you're a great English teacher, your help is invaluable. One question. How can native English speakers understand each other when accent is so strong? For example Australian or Jamaican accent. Ohhh Thank you for you now i realise that context is important to understand English contrast between stress and unstressed words.
Thank you, I'm glad you're finding the videos helpful! As for understanding English dialects, it can take some practice, even for native speakers. If we hear a dialect we are unfamiliar with, it can take our ears some time to catch onto the different vowel sounds, intonation patterns, and vocabulary/idioms of the new dialect.
Please more lessons like that Rachel , ❤❤🎉🎉
More to come @maxamednuuryusuf2653!
This is so insightful! Love it.
Thank you @Gene0723!
Thanks Rachel .
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Greetings from Turkey 😊
Hi, Rachel! I have a pronunciation question that's annoying me.
According to dictionaries, the "th" in the word "with" is pronounced as ð.
However, I found these two examples (and more than two) where speakers pronounced it as θ instead of ð. There are they:
1- The big bang theory season 2 episode 21 timestamp: 15:41: "I really don't wanna have this conversation wiTH (θ) you".
2- The big bang theory season 2 episode 10 timestamp: 11:59: "You wanna come wiTH (θ)?"
Is there any explanation for this? Is it ð or θ?!
Thank you so much❤❤❤
Hi Baloza! WITH is a unique word, because the TH can be pronounced both ways! Sometimes speakers will match the TH (voiced or unvoiced) with the sound after it (voiced before voiced, unvoiced before unvoiced), but not always.
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Wow!! What an amazing video. Lov that. You’re the best!!!!
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I love it, it's very useful, thanks for teaching🙂🤗
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Really helpful
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Great work ma'am
Thank you for your video gracias
fast and carefully to speak English, it's important to not hurt anyone with talking
Very good lesson 🎉
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I understand just little of it... Go Go Go💪
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You are fantastic i am from Egypt i always follow your tutorials they benefit me alot do advise me to use preply app to speak with native American teacher speaker or not
Please suggest me some sites to communicate with native speakers it is preferable to be free sites i wish you read my comment i really love your tutorials ❤🥰
I'm glad you're enjoying my videos! I think lessons, tutors and conversation partners are all good to help with building your skills and confidence! My Academy offers the option to purchase private lessons with REA teachers, and includes free access to the REA Community group where you can post and get teacher feedback, or meet conversation partners who are fellow students. To find native conversation partners, I recommend iTalki or Preply. Good luck!
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That’s amazing listen
This doesn't have much to do with this particular episode, but I'm shocked that not pronouncing the h in when, where, whale, white. My maiden name is White and I have always pronounced it with the h being sounded! When did this become a thing to drop the h sound.
Hi @itsthevk! It's very common in American English to drop the H in WH words. Interestingly, we sometimes alternatively drop the W and keep the H, such as in "who" and "whose".
Hello from Cambodia
Omg.. I got more out of this than I did in 10 years of education (i'm a foreign). They never taught me this way. Much more efficient. In schools they mostly focus on grammar..
You are awesome.❤
Thanks for watching @zeinaseleem9722!
signature is up at the end only because it is a question.
Oh I understand most of it
Great!
I'd love to have you as a teacher.❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Really I need to take a course with you about pronunciation and accent how can pay ?
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It was lit❤
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I get it. All of it.
Great!
@Rachel's English What's the name of the show or movie?
It's the TV show "Little America".
I always love your contend video
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Teacher Rachel! May you help me to get some details in linking words for writing please
Well, wht's this series name ?
It's "Little America" from Apple Plus.
Most of it
14:38, you don't have to ...
Once I know the transcript, I can hear all. Why is that?
Probably because you can read what's being said. If something is said you don't understand you can read it to fill in the blanks.
@@floydiandreamscapes5145 how could somebody get over it?
Hi @a-note76! Yes, once the brain isn't focusing on understanding the meaning, it's easier to relax and focus on how the words are pronounced. It's great to use transcripts in your practice, since it helps you to develop your ear training skills.
The same here, but at least it's good to listen to i'm not the only one 😅
I'm from Pakistan very good video
Thanks for watching @RafiiiqSaahil!
12:21
20:15
Most of it with noise around me😀
I caught little of it
Great!
I understand 60%
Hello Rachel's English.
Im looking for a video(learn english with movies)that has a two white ladies with a dog. One of the ladies says that she's looking for a job. The other lady saysb to her that since she likes animals she's going to recommend her to her sister, more or less.
I can't find it.
Thank you !
Hi @rakelaa7234! Check out my playlist:
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Most of it
Thanks for watching @deisybouvier6452!
it's tough
In fact, one s is read instead of two s.🥀
A little of it
I love you
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how to talk your direct madam please
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“That’s your mom signature?” grammatically is not a question. “Is that …?”
It depends on the entonation. Ejm wanna beer? Is the same as Do you want a beer?
It's acceptable in spoken English.
Hi D _Tatishch! Yes, these are "statement questions". More info on them here: dictionary.cambridge.org/us/grammar/british-grammar/questions-statement-questions-you-re-over-18
Really?
This 'Really is not a question, but it is a question. :)
It's a declarative question, which is used to either make sure or show surprise.
Learn american english is kind of study for radiologist, i don't know how radiologist through the spot of the sheet can interpret organs and bones but they do it, as well that we must interpret through nonsense noises English words in the spot 😂
Thanks for sharing @ramongomez5965!
Friends ? 😅
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I understand nothing...
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