American Accent Advice: Speaking on the Phone & in Web Conferencing.mp4

[@sedan85]

You're gifted.....you put yourself in the shoes of non-native speakers which makes you stand out...Thank you very much Rebecca...

[@favm360]

Thank you so much. All your videos have help me, I still have my French accent, but now people can understand me and I actually feel a hell lot more comfortable. I don't know what I would have done without your videos!

[@poornachandran5672]

I have been talking with US customers through phone & Its really pretty good information.thanks for this video.

[@duplosrce]

Thanks, ma'am. You are really helping people around.

[@DxSecurity]

Thank you for your great help Rebecca.

[@kirstinemagno]

yeashh ,... i like this tips.. iam a fillipino and it help me a lot for me to be able to speak well..

[@NYC085]

This is very helpful, thank you!

[@hanan984]

Thanks, that was very helpful.

[@rebeccalinquist]

@dkhalevskyy I glad you liked the video.

[@rebeccalinquist]

@gopalblueworld That's normal! It will get easier. Keep practicing!

[@gergelyviktor6073]

this video sounds like that someone is talking into phone!i like that!!!

[@rebeccalinquist]

@chingeranne For non-native speakers who are struggling with clarity, I think it applies to every day speech, yes!

[@leonidreshodko2330]

I like it. Very useful for improving pronunciation.

[@rebeccalinquist]

@ahai1968 Actually, I'm a 5th generation American-born German. My relatives came from Schlesig-Holstein in 1850 on the ship called the Ottilie out of Bremen and settled in Nebraska, which has a large German-American population. I moved to California over 20 years ago, but that's my heritage. For political reasons, most German-Americans gave up their language and didn't pass it on to their children, so while I have studied some German in college, I don't speak it well.

[@rebeccalinquist]

@favm360 Thanks! I appreciate your support immensely.

[@bongmanding]

You are awesome Rebecca. But we need a branch here in LA.

[@rebeccalinquist]

@cmalazo Unfortunately, there are no shortcuts! (I wish there were). You have to speak English and hang out with people who have the accent you desire on a regular basis. It works!

[@rebeccalinquist]

In the 1850's in the US, the Germans were farmers and migrated to the midwest, and then German immigrants tended to marry other German immigrants. For years Germans were the largest ethnic group in America, but that is now changing, and people are also marrying outside their ethnic groups much more these days, but not true from 1850-1990, so yes, I'm 100% German immigrant, but no one in my family has spoken German as a first language since the 1860's.

[@FatimaBaker]

Thanks for the video. It helps me. Do you have videos on heteronyms ?

[@rebeccalinquist]

@monzzydawg No, I'm a 100% ABG (American Born German) ... just have a Swedish last name because my husband's mother remarried a man with a Swedish name ... he's German too.

[@rebeccalinquist]

@masteroffinance Something tells me that's a compliment.

[@rebeccalinquist]

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[@armthekids]

i am Russian and i find that my grammar is not so good and im often criticized when writing notes or stories at school

[@urfluent]

Would you like to make a video on how to improve English fluency? =)

[@gopalblueworld]

This is very helpful, but when i try to repeat the way u spek i felt very tierd.

[@nazir700401283]

hi dear this is Nazir from Afghanistan learning English is my desire and to have a good spoken English. would you help me to memorize words easily?

[@coolabhay65]

mam i got a question i got a pure british accent but i cant configure my accent to american accent so can u plz help me out? and the thing is that i m indian!!

[@thedancinggymnast]

She sounds like Sue Sylvester