Fillers in English Speaking (How People Really Speak English)

[@นลินรัตน์วิชานนท์กุลศรี]

Thank you very much.

[@นลินรัตน์วิชานนท์กุลศรี]

Teacher teaches easy -to-pronounce vocabulary for practice. I am proud to have practiced correct English rhythm pronunciation according to grammatical rules.

[@speakenglishwithrupert]

I'm glad these videos are still providing good practice for you :)

[@MuhammadRamzan-iz1sl]

Certainly very regionable you said actually the screen which you placed for viewers is narrative mind of story that ( writing is overly different then speaking English) clarified 😊😊!

[@Jayhindkk3lz]

You are really awesome bro, because you thought me something that deeper things related this English language which is not that easy to me to that I can get it from somewhere else, thank you very much......

[@lipurwidhinugroho801]

Thank you very much teacher Rupert. Your videos are helpful.

[@speakenglishwithrupert]

Thanks for taking the time to comment 🙂

[@lipurwidhinugroho801]

@@speakenglishwithrupert my pleasure.

[@gojekgacor-lq9vl]

As I was a student I found tough on English, but now i'm finding different way to be fluent, actually learn with etymology formulas that made me easier to identified of the branchs Example Com/con are prefixs which borrowed from latin that meaning together or with . eventually i found the easier way how to Learn. It so fascinating Sir I love English, i'm indonesian. Nice to meet this channel, I would support this channel,

[@speakenglishwithrupert]

Thanks for your very interesting comment 🙂

[@lipurwidhinugroho801]

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[@sergeyd5777]

Thank you for being honest. Yet I would not promote the use of the words that distort the language. Your presentation is like a "school" of music that starts with rap instead of Bach.

[@speakenglishwithrupert]

Thanks for commenting! This is, genuinely, what a lot of people do, and, I'd go further, what a lot of people expect. However, there is no obligation to "follow the crowd" 😀