I am a current student at Rachel's Academy for the last couple of months. This is the best way to improve your American pronunciation skill by repeating what teacher says over and over again. Worth the money.....highly recommended for anyone who is seriously thinking of studying American accent..
@@MrRoibel Hi Roibel. Check out the link. This is a monthly enrollment online school. $14/month gets you access to all of my courses, live classes, private Facebook group, and more!
@@rachelsenglish I am a current student at Rachel's Academy for the last couple of months. This is the best way to improve your American pronunciation skill by repeating what teacher says over and over again. Worth the money.....highly recommended for anyone who is seriously thinking of studying American accent..
Honestly Rachel, from all the tutors that I've watched on youtube, you stand out, they are all good one way or another but you material and techniques you use in addition to mouth movements en reduction is just beyond.
I'm an English learner native to China.I like your lessons very much and I've got so many pronunciations skills from u！I want to appreciate for your patience,for your kindness and for your excelent lessons！
BRILLANT! Who can learn English? I can do it and you too. Who can teach English? The QUEEN OF AMERICAN ACCENT RACHEL ❤❤❤❤ I can see your family is INCREDIBLY LOVELY.
Eu não sei nada de inglês, tanto é que estou escrevendo em português, mas comecei a escutar a Rachel, agora é como se eu entendece, mesmo não entendo, mas me sinto bem escutando e as vezes repetindo.
I have been studying through Ratchel's English since 2 months ago. And I'm confidently say that my english pronunciation is improving. Thank you very much Teacher Rachel. I'm gonna make a video later when i becme fluent in english. Lovelots♡ At the moment, I'm studying both grammar rules and pronounciations.😅😅
@@rachelsenglish Thank you so much! I was also wondering about a reduction of where which was not covered on the most 100 common words. Is it reduced to wər? like the reduction of we’re. P.S I thought about joining your academy for asking those questions but seems like you don’t take private lessons so I ask here. sorry for inconvenience! Thank you for your lessons again!
Yes! It is for emphasis! All reductions are optional - most native speakers will use them the majority of the time - I would say that it is more common for native speakers to reduce function words than not. But it doesn't happen all of the time - which can make it a little confusing for non-native speakers.
@@rachelsenglish perfect answer, I real got the general idea.. Thanks my only lasting teacher.. Greetings from your old real follower - Iraq my name is Sarmad Thanks to you, I learned all about the perfect pronunciation Thanks again
it it so helpful!! i was wondering that how you, as an american, could analyze English so precisely! My native language is Chinese, i do not even know my language a lot!
Thanks Miss Rachel for another awesome video❤ I have been constantly listening to English songs,reading lots of english books and listening to many english conversation videos for over an year and now I even think in English ! Haha😂 Its such a wonderful experience with this language😄😄And I speak English with all the correct reductions as well😊😊 And behind all this is a major part played by you😊😊So thank you again Miss Rachel❤❤
It is really unique english teaching video. i have watched through your videos. you really are great. it is so helpful in speaking smooth English!!!!! thanks for your efforts!!!
@@rachelsenglish I've Just looked through them, but that's not exactly what i meant. What i mean is for you to explain how the phrasal verbs began to exist. Where did they come from? Who first started to use them? I guess i saw somewhere in the past that they emerged from the ancient indians who could not speak English correctly and mixed the words up, but i'm not sure. That would be a good subject in my opinion. Best wishes!
Hi! Practice slowly! Since the V consonant does not require the tongue, it should be relatively easy to move from the V sound to the S consonant - keep practicing slowly and then start speeding up - you'll get there!
Good Afternoon, thank you very much for helping everybody with your videos. my suggestion would be in the way that the best way to improve our knowledge is through movie explanation. Thats the real english. I love it when you explain through them. Please do it much more often. Thanks again.
Waaaaaw.... your video sound like water has revived earth I meant your video had revived our brains thus I say that you are a grace and the best forever
I am a current student at Rachel's Academy for the last couple of months. This is the best way to improve your American pronunciation skill by repeating what teacher says over and over again. Worth the money.....highly recommended for anyone who is seriously thinking of studying American accent..
Hi Moe! Thanks so much for putting this out here to the group :) I'm going to pin your comment to the top of this Comments section!
thanks a lot. i am going to Rachel's academy as well！！！！ it is really helpful!!!!!!!
I recently started watch this channel. how many takes will take improve myself?
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I'm sorry I don't have funding to study directly with you!!
is it free ? dear teacher ?
@@MrRoibel Hi Roibel. Check out the link. This is a monthly enrollment online school. $14/month gets you access to all of my courses, live classes, private Facebook group, and more!
@@rachelsenglish I am a current student at Rachel's Academy for the last couple of months. This is the best way to improve your American pronunciation skill by repeating what teacher says over and over again. Worth the money.....highly recommended for anyone who is seriously thinking of studying American accent..
Honestly Rachel, from all the tutors that I've watched on youtube, you stand out, they are all good one way or another but you material and techniques you use in addition to mouth movements en reduction is just beyond.
Thank you Dakvayli!
@@rachelsenglish you're welcome ma'am.
I'm an English learner native to China.I like your lessons very much and I've got so many pronunciations skills from u！I want to appreciate for your patience,for your kindness and for your excelent lessons！
You're very much welcome!
Most underrated video out there on RUclips. This should have at least over 1M views by now.
Thanks Cedia!
This is the first time, I have ever heard about this reduction. Thanks a lot!
Glad to teach you something new!
My favorite teacher in the world ❤
Thanks Barber Boss!
BRILLANT! Who can learn English?
I can do it and you too.
Who can teach English? The QUEEN OF AMERICAN ACCENT RACHEL ❤❤❤❤ I can see your family is INCREDIBLY LOVELY.
I appreciate it @IngridRodriguez-vf7po!
I ABSOLUTELY AGREE!!
This is the first time in my life that I come to know about reduction. I think your technique is very effective to me
Thanks Longjam!
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I'm Soares.
I'm from Brazil.
I'm studying english with you every single day.
Great! Keep it up Soares!
@@rachelsenglish Thanks for teaching us
I watch your videos all the day and I never felt bored
Thanks a lot Merriam!
The pronunciation of the word can is a real problem for us non native speakers ; Thanks once more for your help!
You're welcome Silvany!
Thank you , you are good teacher, its my favorite channel...
My pleasure Ramon!
This my best teacher of all time love this Rachel's English and wish ya more years...!!!!
Thanks a lot Wizz!
You are the best teacher to improve our listening skills!!!!
Thanks a lot!
Eu não sei nada de inglês, tanto é que estou escrevendo em português, mas comecei a escutar a Rachel, agora é como se eu entendece, mesmo não entendo, mas me sinto bem escutando e as vezes repetindo.
You've done a great job with "can". I admire your effort.
Thanks Hos!
Best teacher ever!
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Thanks Abu!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge about pronunciation skill in English
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Thank you, Rachel, now I can understand you much better.
That's great!
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Awwww Thanks!
You are really great, RACHEL.
Thank you!
@@rachelsenglish The pleasure is mine.😇
Thank you Rachel. It helps a lot.
My pleasure Ressa!
I have been studying through Ratchel's English since 2 months ago. And I'm confidently say that my english pronunciation is improving. Thank you very much Teacher Rachel. I'm gonna make a video later when i becme fluent in english. Lovelots♡
At the moment, I'm studying both grammar rules and pronounciations.😅😅
That's great to hear Cary. Keep it up!
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I love the way u r using to teach us so thank u for this valuable content!
My pleasure Khalid! :)
Rachel, congratulations! You are doing great!
Thanks again!
I didn't know anything like reduction before and now I that I have the knowledge I can't help but appreciate so much.
That's great Mustafa!
You are the best teacher keep doing more pronunciation exercises please
Thanks!
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Awww thanks Fabio! I hope you have a great day :)
Clear and useful your lecturing
Very good class, thanks Rachel .
My pleasure Ignacio!
Thank u so much for the lesson,it helps so much😊
A wonderful lesson in the pronunciation of words in the American English
Thanks! Glad you liked it.
Thans a lot. It’s wonderful videos. You help us a lot on how to understand american native speaker and use reductions. So thanks again
thanks alot. im trying to improve my English pronunciation skills here.
My pleasure Ramadan!
Thanks so much for this video Rachel!! So useful
Awesome! Thanks for checking in Soraya!
Yaaassss. Rachel saving the world one contraction at a time!
I love this idea :)
Thank you very much from Aleppo Syria
What about are’t?
Is the vowel schwa or ɑ?
I’d love to know if it’s reduced like ərn’t.
Cheers!
Hi! You won't reduce this one down - it will use the [α] vowel!
@@rachelsenglish Thank you so much!
I was also wondering about a reduction of where which was not covered on the most 100 common words.
Is it reduced to wər? like the reduction of we’re.
P.S
I thought about joining your academy for asking those questions but seems like you don’t take private lessons so I ask here. sorry for inconvenience!
Thank you for your lessons again!
Thanks for your kind effort..
A question..
I heard many times in an American movie, they say ”can” with full pronunciation.. Is that emphasis?
Yes! It is for emphasis! All reductions are optional - most native speakers will use them the majority of the time - I would say that it is more common for native speakers to reduce function words than not. But it doesn't happen all of the time - which can make it a little confusing for non-native speakers.
@@rachelsenglish perfect answer, I real got the general idea.. Thanks my only lasting teacher.. Greetings from your old real follower - Iraq my name is Sarmad
Thanks to you, I learned all about the perfect pronunciation
Thanks again
This is one of my greater goals thanks to you. We're grateful. Thank you very much to teaching us reductions!
Thanks Nico!
it it so helpful!! i was wondering that how you, as an american, could analyze English so precisely! My native language is Chinese, i do not even know my language a lot!
Thanks a lot! :)
You are so good that we open your videos and watch during our pronunciation class with teacher🤔. Thanks for your useful videos 😊♥️
Thanks for watching! I'm glad you're using it in class :)
Thanks for this lesson Miss
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thank you alot rachell for your effort ..please contiue
Thanks Gamal! I will do that :)
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My pleasure!
I love your videos, and thanks for the suggest the youglish page, it is really nice..
You're so welcome @annybecerra3827!
Hello ! Listening to the dialogues with reduced sounds while reading the sentences, is a great method to learn. Thank you so much !
Yes! I love that tip! Thanks for sharing it with the community Pratap!
I can say that you are best I use in pronouncing Kan....
Good one Rache 👍. Very detailed 👍
Thanks!
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Thank You so much, Rachel! You're simply amazing! Love from Brazil!
Thanks Miss Rachel for another awesome video❤ I have been constantly listening to English songs,reading lots of english books and listening to many english conversation videos for over an year and now I even think in English ! Haha😂 Its such a wonderful experience with this language😄😄And I speak English with all the correct reductions as well😊😊 And behind all this is a major part played by you😊😊So thank you again Miss Rachel❤❤
Rosalva! WOW!!! You're amazing. Thanks so much for sending me this note and...keep up the great work! You're doing so well.
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I really like you and the way u are teaching Thank you very much indeed
You're quite welcome thanks for watching!
It is really unique english teaching video. i have watched through your videos. you really are great. it is so helpful in speaking smooth English!!!!! thanks for your efforts!!!
You're welcome again!
Great English pronunciations i want learn too
Aww wow Rachel got older , so as all of us ofcourse😉 .10 years !!! She it really good teacher , I love her voice and sweet smile 🤗
Thanks for watching!
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Thanks Ahmed! Hope you learned something new!
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Thanks for the love Mohammed! What did you learn from this one?
Thank u!!! It's so helpful to me
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Reductions 😍
Excelent job!
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Muito bom seus vídeos thank you
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Amazingly lesson, Thank you a lot
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Thank you, Rachel, could you please make lessons about the pronunciation of words FARTHER & FURTHER and words are similar of, thank you.
Good suggestion Moussa, thanks!
Rachel, It would be great if you made a video showing the origin of the phrasal verbs! Thnx.
Hi Flavio! Have you looked at this playlist?: ruclips.net/p/PLrqHrGoMJdTTfIe6YBEwdhAmAqNt9N2OS
@@rachelsenglish Nope. I'll check It out.
@@rachelsenglish I've Just looked through them, but that's not exactly what i meant. What i mean is for you to explain how the phrasal verbs began to exist. Where did they come from? Who first started to use them? I guess i saw somewhere in the past that they emerged from the ancient indians who could not speak English correctly and mixed the words up, but i'm not sure. That would be a good subject in my opinion. Best wishes!
Ahhhhhh, I see! OK I will think about how to do that. Thanks for the suggestion!
thanks for My favorite teacher so i wait your new video every tuesday
Terrific!
You are amazing 😮😮😮❤ thank you very much teacher
You're very welcome @matheus-ki1pe!
Excellent.
Thanks!
How to move the mouth from v sound to s sound like the word loaves? Please tell me
Hi! Practice slowly! Since the V consonant does not require the tongue, it should be relatively easy to move from the V sound to the S consonant - keep practicing slowly and then start speeding up - you'll get there!
Thanks
I love you Rachel and ur videos god bless u ♥️
Thank you!
Thanks Radwa!
thank you very much your style of teaching is affected really
Thanks Ahmed!
Could you do a "Can´t" pronunciation video? Thanks!
Good suggestion, thanks!
thank you so much, Rachel. Such a helpful video
I'm glad to help!
Good Afternoon, thank you very much for helping everybody with your videos. my suggestion would be in the way that the best way to improve our knowledge is through movie explanation. Thats the real english. I love it when you explain through them. Please do it much more often.
Thanks again.
Waaaaaw.... your video sound like water has revived earth I meant your video had revived our brains thus I say that you are a grace and the best forever
Thanks so much!
@@rachelsenglish that's the true and I tell you what I'm quite sure about it
អរគុណច្រើន Thank you so much
Thanks for your video! I'll encourage you to make more videos!
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Thanks much!
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