How to Pronounce Should, Would, Could - Reduce and Link! - American English

[@julijzoria]

Велика подяка за такі добрі та корисні уроки! :)

[@ThisIsTheMusicTV]

Your lessons are always really helpful! Thanks Rachel! :)

[@vijayms6429]

Excellent 👌

[@eliasjuniorcorgosinho4917]

I love this channel, it's the best english channel

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks so much Elias!

[@DelFSilva]

Rachel never breaks the habit, she just keeps on being awesome! Congratulations and thank you Rachel, that was a precious tip!

[@MexSider]

Can't believe it, I've been 23 years here in US and I can't speak and understand this language well. After this time, I need it, job reasons. Thanks so much for been showing us how to pronunce it. God Bless You Rachel❤️

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome F. J.!

[@sunset8126]

Really helpful!! Thanks!!

[@rachelsenglish]

Happy to hear that!

[@lukeperes3724]

Would is always the hardest one haha. Recently I've noticed that I've been mispronouncing it

[@rachelsenglish]

It is very tricky! But awesome that you are aware of it - keep practicing and it will get easier! :)

[@WillDanceAlone2U]

Great job on explaining the details on how to produce the sounds.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks!

[@alejandrinaperedesanche6755]

I love your explanation thank You🤗

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad it was helpful!

[@felipecaporusso2687]

Rachel's English is really necessary to speak linking everything beacause I have some probem with the certain form of the pronouciation. thanks and sorry for some write mistake

[@rachelsenglish]

Felipe Caporusso I do think that linking is an important part of sounding natural when speaking American English.

[@EDER6036]

Thanks Rachel, You are the best!

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome!

[@taherelsayed1865]

wonderful teacher, so thank you

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad you liked it!

[@fuecoco.slays.survives]

Thank you for this simple pronunciation lesson, it actually helped me face one of my fears. I was always terrified of those words, I even would change what i would say when i had to use them orally.

[@mestreYoda]

acostumei a apertar o botão thumbs up antes de ver o video , claro que apenas para a professora Rachel !

[@moniroy4814]

Amazing

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Moni!

[@eliserstructuraldesigner3636]

Gracias por sus lecciones de ingles.

[@zkrloz]

Thanks for your videos! They're very helpful to me mainly 'cause you teach very well.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very much welcome!

[@paulomartins7124]

Paulo==Brazil===Great video! Keep it up!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Paulo!

[@samuelrodriguezcervantes3158]

Very helpful thanks a lot for teaching me

[@SR-er6hx]

Thanks for confirming my thought about dropping D.

[@amalahmed3088]

excellent job i really appreciate your effort

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure Amal!

[@jayfilho18]

Rachel, as a teacher of English who uses the IPA as a tool I confess I've never heard a schwa being produced instead of the /ʊ/ sound. In my dictionaries that use the IPA such as the OED and Longman, only the /ʊ/ sound is used. It sounds to me that it is ok to use a weak form in the words could, would and should because they're reduced. But you may not use a schwa in book, cook, look... Thanks for the fabulous job.

[@JoaoVictor-dw2ci]

i'm so grateful Rrachel !!!!!!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks João!

[@gulnabioffcialpage]

Good teaching experience 🌹

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Gul!

[@amaliapadilla1565]

Thanks Rachel, you help me so much!!

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome!

[@claudiogomes8538]

Jesus Christ! I never noticed these words could be reduced. Lov you Rachel!

[@thesmithy]

Thanks A LOT, Rachel, contradictions like this can really make the speech sound more natural. I'd also love to hear the word "competitive", especially the last part of it in the context of True/Flap T.

[@hectorpinto499]

Thanks Rachel it was very useful for me.. Thanks a lot...

[@springbutterfly5300]

Very clear, thank you

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome!

[@BlancaSMaya]

so good, your teaching method is marvellous!!

[@GhostMillionaire]

Thank you so much Rachel. for taking the time to teach us.

[@isigrisa5830]

Thanks si much!!! Excellent!!!

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Isi!

[@englishchannel59]

Thank you for this lesson!

[@alissonmatheus7148]

Thank you so much for this lesson Rachel, you're an amazing teacher who taught us a lot. I hope you make a video teaching how to pronounce these words in negative sentence: shouldn't , couldn't and wouldn't. Because in speak they're very fast.

This is really helpful. I didn't even know you guys did that.

[@denisegomes1175]

Very nice. Thanks

[@mohammedhosni220]

Excellent video, thanks Rachel. Keep up the good work. My adult learners tremendously like your videos.

[@Salvadorjhair]

I'm thankful with you. You helped me how to pronounce this word.

[@Bihi_Lotfi]

Very helpful teacher RACHEL ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️. Thank you so much. By the way tomorrow I’ll be in holidays for four weeks. 🕊️

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very welcome and thanks for sharing @Bihi_Lotfi!

[@ewacuna]

Wow, me sirvió mucho, veré más de tus vídeos. Gracias.

[@tinhphan.14]

Your video is very helpful !

[@mdfaizan2537]

That's grand.... I'm really appreciate

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Md!

[@englishchannel59]

Thanks! Would you please upload a video with reduced negative form: shouldn't, wouldn't, couldn't ?

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for the suggestion!

[@englishchannel59]

@@rachelsenglish You have a video about N'T contractions kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqXLn2p3bqagl68

[@moussatraore3903]

great again rachel !!!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Moussa!

[@moussatraore3903]

Rachel's English do you give private online classes

[@josesoares6787]

Excelente vídeo sobre a pronúncia do schwa com os verbos modais.

[@gloriagalvin6157]

Excellent!!!!!!!! thank you Rachel

[@mestreYoda]

here we go rachel ! this lesson is to see many many times my level is beginer ,thank you so much for the vid !

[@alaaaldorado1539]

I love u my best teacher 😊😊 I just wanted to say thanks very much for these videos

[@AngelMartinez-bo4oj]

Video great thank's

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad you liked it!

[@thanhbinh2955]

thanks for Rechel's English.This is amazing

[@marthakarinaberhorst6985]

Thank you

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure Martha!

[@HILMERJJ10]

You're videos are amazing.

[@guerreromendoza554]

Nice work.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Guerrero!

[@Freditcho]

Make a video showing the pronunciation difference between 'Tim' (short for Timothy) and 'Team'. I think that's a good one. Take care, Rachel!

[@wilkinrosello5039]

Hello dear teacher Rachel, How have you been? I wanna say thank you to explain me about the difference between like this and, like that. I appreciate.

[@carloseduardobuskievicz7911]

Thank you so much for your wonderful lessons! You have no idea how helpful they are! I have always had difficulties pronouncing the words "hurting, regarding" and similar ones because of the T or D followed by ING. Do you have any tips/hints for those?

[@rachelsenglish]

Hello! I'm so happy to hear that you find my videos helpful! The T or D in those situations, before the ING, will be a Flap T sound. You can learn more about that Flap T and how to make it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3enm5uBjp17ra8

[@anggaadesahfitra1818]

thanks rachel

[@AlexisRafael]

Great Rachel. Thanks so much!!!

[@isharagomez2948]

Thank you miss

[@BiancaYGG]

Such a good video!!!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks @BiancaYGG!

[@dayanacampillo7696]

You're really awesome!

[@مصعبالاحمد-ن3ل]

Thank you . Great

[@ashmaracharlotte1993]

Thanks Dear for this video i like it.

[@elcontenidoVS]

thanks rachel you are awesome!

[@fabianodasilvaoliveira6223]

Hello Rachel, your channel is amazing. Yes I have difficult blending words with th like: "these spoons" / "this spoon" / These stars / This star. I can't pronounce them correctly, it all seem the same for me. Thanks for posting your videos, they help us, students of English, a lot. Bye

[@devtechnicalworld1955]

Excellent

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks!

[@sa22ry]

It is such useful videos. Could u please talk about lettuce pronunciation.

[@andersonmamede9625]

Great!! What about couldn't, shouldn't and wouldn't?

[@Nunesi]

Hi Rachel, your videos are the best ones. Thanks a lot :)

[@obviouslyme2906]

We also can reduce "would" as "d" but I still don't understand how can we pronounce "It'd be easier". There are successively a "t" and a "d" do it's really hard... Though this video was great ! Keep up the good work Rach ;)

[@bennyosorio4916]

Thank you so much

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Benny!

[@fernandosimon8168]

Awesome! that is a really MASTER video..... so useful for improving the speech. .... love u... keep doing more videos just like this... I really appreciate your teaching method. Thank u Great Teacher

[@iagodotj]

So great and helpful as usual, thank you so much Rachel! Hugs from Brazil! =D

[@JohnLuis-wj5cp]

hi ,Rachel,would you please show us how to pronounce words like make, made, take, able, nation,face and so on.

[@michael-tq6ns]

thank you so much

[@gpgp01]

Sounds like 'Shoowigediner' Thank you for the video.

[@Mtz-Shahin]

Thank you for helpful

[@KarolDarvash1]

I didn't know about dropping the final d sound. Good to know. Thanks. :)

[@seheenoh8948]

Thanks a lot !! It is so helpful ✌️

[@mtrexpression9693]

Very nice pronounce mam your.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks!

[@JahanZeb1976]

Great to watch such nice video. Keep up nice work. Regards,

[@ジョセフキジジェ]

thanks so much, the only one that i don't got 100% right is "would " but I improve in the other words ,thank you so much

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome!

[@yosmelrodriguez56]

That's awesome!!! I love pronunciation classes... you're the best teacher in the world. Congrats!! :-)

Hi. Rachel. Thank you so much for explaining them. But I heard that some people pronunced them like Wuc, Kuc. Are they correct or not?

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! I'm not sure I understand how "Wuc" or "Kuc" would be pronounced. I am not familiar with that pronunciation for these words.

[@ramzy-6566]

best video

[@campuzvic]

excellent!!

[@PatricioAlvarezRojas]

muchas gracias

[@aayyaa1188]

Thank you so much~ It really help~

[@carlosriveragutierre]

Sometimes I pronounce the word would like good. I'm trying to improve Thank you for your help

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure!

[@orlandosebastiandiazrivas8824]

I love you

[@shuqiwei3081]

could you make a page of all those words and related sentences and post near the end of the video for several seconds? so it would be easier for me to practice :)

[@manway4387]

I appreciate you and thanks foe everything

[@danaya2620]

I love this girl....

[@ferideturgul417]

it is a great video thank u so much :) and could u teach us how we must pronounce 'thoroughly' word, please ?

[@rachelsenglish]

feride turgul Thanks for this idea!

[@ferideturgul417]

Rachel's English you're welcome :) thank u for the video which you'll make for this word.. i am waiting impatiently :)

[@miguelsolis5336]

That good

[@eliezerdias8637]

Hey Rachel, I have two questions. I'm taking yours tips, will I sound "wrong" or sort of less smart person using this reductions ? How to "sound" a smart guy??? Thank you very much (I'm a beginner)

[@charliebee2028]

thnx

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome!

[@nguyenthucuyen576]

good

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks!

[@bryanmejia205]

Nice! I didn't know it was that simple lol

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Bryan!

[@glodusmuspell9069]

Thank you it's helped me