Speak English More Naturally: Dropped Syllables

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[@jacksonamaral329]

good.

[@ramzy-6566]

great video.

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[@asdtgderff174]

What is the best dictionary for american english IPA and thank you

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Our favourite dictionary for language learners is Longman!

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[@selimtuncbilek7969]

Can I use your video - I mean, this video - for my Teaching Language Skills presentation ?

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Sure, you can! Thanks for asking.

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[@yanchen564]

Hello, do native speakers drop a syllable for "sepcification" ?

[@ExtraEnglishPractice]

No, not usually.

[@ninjamaster8732]

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[@gurmukhsingh8566]

I guess you pronounce four, not three, syllables in comfortable: kʌm.fə.tə.bəl (as Cambridge dictionary shows/says)

[@ritusarawgi7906]

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[@lobsangyonten9414]

Not four only three actually

[@ExtraEnglishPractice]

Hi! Are you talking about a word in our video?

[@sp3lly]

So bizarre, because right away she pronounces "natural" with three syllables instead of two, which is the natural way to do it