English Pronunciation Practice! | Rhythm, Connected Speech and Linking

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This is what I was searching so many years ago! How native americans english speak every day: words together. I think I can change my accent something like this. Thanks a million!

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The best pronunciation series that I ever found

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[@chitta64]

Excellent. You made me understand the way consonants shift to the next words starting vowels in such a clear and lucid way.

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I'd like to thank you plentifully! This is the very best video I've ever seen concerning this topic (Rhythm, Stressing, Connected Speech). You explain it so clearly and the examples are great! Thank you for your help!!! =D

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This is a very useful video. The pronunciation tips are very helpful.

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[@elementalenglish]

Great! :)

[@gersoncarvalho8085]

What's the difference win and gain? Is it correct to say "win friends? (There's an old book titled hou to win friends and influence people). Thank you in advance, King of voice.

[@phouzor]

you say that you say for example "that you" like "thacha" but you say it like "that you" when do I have to connect it and when not? some American say "What about you" like "Whadabou you" but some say "Whadaboucha" I do not know which one to choose.Thanks

[@jaysonmacatunao8963]

Hi +Robert Kriska, are you familiar with accents? Like example, New York English might be different to Texas one but these are both English. My point is pronunciation might be also influenced by the place and the accent used on that place :) Hope I helped you!

[@MrShankarsa]

Concept is good, but does it fully?

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[@DavidJGarciaVzla]

First of all, let me congratulate you on your effort to make these videos about such an important part of the English Language pronunciation so interesting. However, I would like to tell you that YOUR is not a "possesive pronoun" but a POSSESIVE ADJECTIVE. I am sure that it slipped your mind as anyone can make a mistake including native speakers of any given language

[@elementalenglish]

+David García Thanks for the correction and nice compliments!

[@divinedancer8342]

*where're you from? what should I call you?*

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