How to speak fast and understand native speakers

[@linguamarina]

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[@BARAAGAMER_YT]

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[@riyarana4548]

❤

[@zaynaly3744]

Lots of love from pakistan

[@John77Doe]

Sound swallowing. 😄😄😄😄

[@mto8982]

I NEED YOUR NUMBER BECAUSE I WANT SPEAKING WITH YOU I LIVE IN SURIYA

[@57colti]

I’m a english student for over five years and I have to confess that I’ve improved my english by myself a lot more when I started to watch you videos! You’re super didactic!🇧🇷

[@bruh4196]

Didactic means?

[@marilzapaixao962]

I'm from Brasil too !🇧🇷 Linguamarina is a verry good teacher

[@ayandrako]

@@bruh4196 didactic means something like "easy way to learn", you can explain and transfer knowledge easily. Basically the art of being a teacher

[@ayandrako]

@@marilzapaixao962 *very

[@nekoneko5777]

*an

[@haitham14581]

I have been practicing English for 3 days. now my English-speaking is so much better and now I can understand 🤔 what is my friend saying to me she is American and I am Egyptian thanks marina 💗 my friend

[@mikezhang6871]

I am an English teacher from China. I just came across this video which I found it’s super super helpful for EFL teachers because it’s very well explained and informative with lots of real life examples, but I gotta say I can anticipate most EFL learners would feel difficult to follow the fast speed speech in the video. But for English teachers, this is definitely treasures.

[@learnchineselanguage6679]

Please contact me when you get free

[@amitsarode8180]

Hi am a indian plus I am a Marathi and have wotched all your videos and you are worldest best teacher keep it up 💯

[@ElMoscas114]

Hell yeah, 30 minutes for practicing English with the most charming teacher, come on it's high time to hit the book. So thanks a lot, Marina, for sharing practical lessons like this.

[@bhodai9776]

Maria is a great teacher at all

[@jisooisnotscary4250]

Yeah ! Thanks a lot marina ma'am ☺️😘

[@evangelineamil3156]

Yeah it's to hard💔I'm always watched here but still I dont get it well.😁😁

[@evangelineamil3156]

She is great teacher masha allah

[@tombakmataram]

Yeaah I love my teacher

[@asadbekjurayev3132]

Hello..thank u for your great help Linguamarina ❤❤❤I'm from UZBEKISTAN 🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿🇺🇿

[@triumph447]

I'm an American-born, native speaker AND a subscriber!!! I enjoy your videos, your intelligence and cheery personality. I'm learning a lot about MY language and the principals are helping me with the language learning I'm actively doing on Duolingo. It's interesting how many factors play into how we speak. Growing up in a teacher's family I have more formal habits (cringing when hearing "ain't", for example 😉). Regional differences fascinate me. I am living in a part of the US that my ancestors came from, but was born and raised in a different region of the country. So my children sometimes tease me about words I say differently. Example: bag "bayg". Also, I never understood what 'glottal stop' was until this video. Thank you! And even if I differ on some "sounding native" ideas, I'll keep watching, because it's so good that I'm getting all this out of it. Keep up the good work, Marina!

[@triumph447]

@@wakeupneo84 Do you mean the American accent that she's teaching or the Russian accent that I can still hear sometimes? I like both!

[@aishabk7973]

Hiii

[@yoda2397]

@Dino Sauro Evidently there's a continuum in being a native speaker, this person being at the lower end. For contrast, I did not learn a single thing.

[@sabina6579]

@@yoda2397 Can I ask u a question ? Are you American ?

[@nagatrefaat397]

Can we contact and practise my English with you?

[@linhcute5690]

I’m a student . I’m from Vietnam I have been learning English for 4 years .Pronunciation of me is not good .I found very many ways to repair it . That’s great I surfed this video I’m grateful . Thank you so much Marina ❤🎉

[@DinaDina-ow7gb]

I wish there were English teachers like you in my country

[@goenitzyagami1789]

I've been learning English for centuries and in any school taught me these kind of lessons and I feel like I've been ripped off,but thanks God I've found you,you rock! And you are an amazing English professor ,huge thanks for sharing with us your knowledge ,I really appreciate this kind of lessons ,Bless you !

[@littlechef9968]

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[@abhiruparoy1880]

Love your dedication and teaching way Marina; Take care🤗❤️

[@messuuyiran1186]

Iam from india too

[@aleifrydiazbonilla3140]

Hi Marina, I've been watching your videos over 2 years and since I started i can undertand your English perfectly. I don't think you speak fast. You do it just perfectly normal. I love watching your content it is so informative 👏

[@achrafrazzouk4680]

Hi

[@soledadobama949]

Три года назад я не понимала сериал "friends".Мне казалось что они разговаривают слишком быстро. Вчера посмотрела уже понимаю на 80 процентов.Я каждую ночь слушаю conversations,dialogs на английском.Очень хорошо помогает.И у меня много teachers которых я просто слушаю ежедневно. Vanessa, Lingua Marina, Effortless enlish with A.J.Hoge. Dhar Man movies тоже интересно посмотреть хотя я иногда перематываю назад,если мне что-то не понятно. Марина тоже хорошая учительница!!! А самое главное бесплатно!

[@claretinstitute1244]

Hi I'm Aswini from Srilanka . ur videos are very helpful to pronounce like native speakers. Thank you

[@lonely_girl4067]

Love from India🇮🇳 You're awesome 👌

[@vanessajacques9873]

I guess I'm not the one who thinks my English level will progress thanks to that KZbin channel 🥰🥰🥰 thank you for sharing your video with us

[@Hafeez_15]

It's weird that I can understand everything you said without subtitles but difficult to understand some movies without subtitles haha. Directors should hire someone like you to give voiceover in movies

[@thaihang1036]

Same. But my case is that i still have a interrupt processing to recall words expressing my thoughts whenever i speak though 😅

[@xunvenile]

SAME!!! That’s so weird

[@surubinsubi6602]

Truth....

[@katerina7644]

@@xunvenile because she uses really simple words, nothing in common with real english speakers

[@resilientcerebrum]

Just compare that with you own mother tongue's movies and your teachers of the same language. That's the emotion that adds when a movie is going while there is a constant emotion in the classes.

[@BaoHoang-lj6xo]

i was confusing when i couldn't turn on the subtitles but i've watched it all, im not too good in english but i can understand 90% of this, you're so good

[@miss.doctor9473]

Hello Marina, you are my favourite teacher but after these channels (no hate girl) 1) English with Lucy 2) Speak English with Vannesa 3) mmmenglish 4) Linguamarina 💕

[@rebeccasimantov5476]

I agree with you... Lucy, Vanessa & Emma are also great teachers (plus they are native speakers)!

[@rrrabad1234]

@@rebeccasimantov5476 lucy is best.

[@TheEnglishator]

Ditto!!!

[@MurtazaSargand-m1t]

I LOVE THE WAY YOU INSTRUCT LESSONS

[@thaisecairess]

I now understand the positive impact having the opportunity to talk to different people from many countries while working have in my english learning journey. It definitely helps me improving faster while writing or speaking. But we always have sth to learn after all 😀 🇧🇷

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Olla Senora, Kumusta Brazileiro, Mucho Gusto

[@rizkyilham767]

Hi marina, good to see you again (after very long time not watching ur video). Here I wanna tell you that my english skill seems downgrading lately. I can't remember the vocab that I used to say, and can't even practicing my monologue that good anymore. but, everytime I come to ur channel, I feels like my english strenght is gaining up all of sudden. your accent help me so much, mainly in acknowledging what native speaker talk about. so yeah, thank you

[@kittykettey]

thanks for made my day, with this knowledge. lots of love from India.

[@loezou99]

as a non native speaker, i used some of those subconsciously just by chatting with native speaker friend but ive never denoted those done; thanks for summarizing those tricks, marina, as they really help me understand those phrases and can use them more naturally and confidently next time~

[@romanschelya39]

Спасибо Марина, ты раскрыла нам уши! 🥰

[@Sam19930420]

perfect video for people like me!!!!! I feel like I miss the connection that put me from fluent speaking level to native speaking. These pronunciation habits can only be adapted by native speakers since young age. Adult immigrants have hard time pronouncing them right because these are not formally taught in language school

[@kaushikigautam8478]

Your lessons made a huge progress in my English .... Thank you so much 🥺

[@swati2020]

@RS7 Ofc she's cause her surname is Gautam.

[@haitham14581]

me too 😄

[@rebekahglennellis7434]

Great video! Very fun to watch as a native speaker. Lots of us in the US say "whadyuh" instead of "whatcha" for "what (do) you." Instead of "ch" we soften it into "d" or "dyah/dyuh"

[@yeduavi]

Hi! As always... it's a pleasure to listen to you.. and understand almost 100%. Your video helped me to feel better because yesterday I took an English test, believing that I'd be still in my B2 level and surprise! ( Well, really not) I got a B1. Maybe due I'm studying Russian by myself and I've dedicated more time to Russian than to English. Your accent management is simply admirable! Пока,пока!

[@streetscienceofficial8675]

Horosho, Spasibo Ruskiy

[@iwanpiana1124]

Thank you very much, I'm from Indonesia, when I saw your video, I immediately understood a lot. Even though I'm a beginner in learning English.. you're very cool. thank you

[@thawtartun4093]

Thanks for sharing .You're really great teacher,Marina.I started watching your videos since 2 years ago.I feel improvement in my English slowly.Keep up your good work!!

[@mustafahentaya1946]

I'm from syria and I'm learning English languge ... I reallly like your videos! And you helped me a lot to anderstand this amazing languge ... Thank you a lot for your offerts and you deserve more than like 👍❤ ... Your amazing 💙

[@xcv-qc6so]

I appreciate your effort to teach English for non-english natives.

[@corylin8]

Thank you for your class, you have a very burning energy. I think I figured out why the word HAND changes to HAM when the next consonant is B and you want to talk fast. I guess it's because the N the tongue touches the palate and moving from that In the state of bringing the lips together for the B, it takes more time than going from M to B. In the M the lips come together just like in the B, so time is saved and greater fluidity is gained.

[@yuriart6391]

I do like your content.. by the way I've been improving my habilities in english because of you and also i watch a bunch of videos on KZbin totally in english. It's incredible because day by day understand more situations and several words. To be honest i understood almost everything what you said. I decided to study this language a couple days ago and i can see my evolution quickly. I'm focused on interpretation and every single day i talk to myself on the street, at home or whatever.. back in the time i didn't understand understand anything, but now, i do it. I make mistakes a lot obviously, because my first language is the portuguese.. but I'm so proud of myself, i increased a lot my vocabulary and i feel like my english is improving faster.. thanks for sharing your video with us. It's always a pleasure to watch you. See ya in the next time!

[@yuriart6391]

Actually, i started in August of 2021

[@knowws5321]

Nice man, I feel you, we are on the same boat hehe, abração!

[@guilhermefranciulli5088]

Amazing. Memories from Brazil.

[@crypticshadows]

As a native English speaker I found this super interesting!! I honestly never even noticed I reduced words together like that haha. One thing I would like to say about the word "of" is that it's not really pronounced with an "a" sound more like ouv, like the a is softer? Idk how to explain it but yeah :p and also I would say that the whatcha stuff is a bit exaggerated, it's more subtle, at least where I live in the Pacific Northwest area. Hope this might have helped sorry if it's annoying >-< accent varies a lot in different places of course

[@d.arruda6308]

I always listened to those words and understood them, but I didn't notice that they used to short it... English is amazing!

[@rahulshaha9477]

Marina, your classes are best to learn English. I always watch your every video. Your classes are interactive even in India I enjoy your classes you gave me more information than my English teacher. Please always continue your classes in future ❤️❤️❤️ Love your classes....

[@masudakhatun6885]

Marina is amazing! I am learning a lot from her.. And recently, I have found another very good channel for vocabulary, named Vocabulary with Samin.... In this,she teaches the vocabulary in the easiest way!

[@angendouye1435]

thank u so much teacher!!!! i learned such things in this video, amazinggggggg as always😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@niha2214]

Love you, Marina, and your accents the way you teach your disciple with a warm heart 💕💕💕 you have done so much from the beginning and till now, and I have been following you since very early stages of your journey as an English teacher of the form of KZbinr and so on, my journey with the English language🧡

[@harikrishnanaidu21]

I'm a Indian person I'm living in Andhra Pradesh My language is Telugu But you know your way of teaching exlent 😘 Next level Can't say one word 😘😘😘

[@kaushikumarihami1982]

Amazing! You are not only teaching new vocabulory also pronunciation. I love it. Please keep posting forever ever.

[@sebastiangarcia3058]

Thanks so much for the way you explain things in the american english accent. I like your videos because I'm leaning a lot.

[@charliecapo3442]

You are actually pretty amazing at the language stuff.

[@lokeshkumar-zw7ml]

Lingua Marina mam classes are very comprehensible and easy to get into mind

[@benikayadav8968]

Here to thank you for the Speaking Templates in the other video. They really helped me in my speaking section. Truly appreciate all your efforts. I got my score today , it's 106(23 in speaking section), thanks to you. And I could have scored better if I sat in a warmer room on the test day😅. I was shivering and got nervous in some tasks but managed to speak somehow

[@christopheripoll2580]

Wow Marina ! Incredible job ! I have been learning English for the last 15 years - unfortunately I have never lived in an English-speaking country - and I have just found so many things new in your video. Can / can't, oo and assmilation examples are incredibly useful for me. As a Frenchman, the assimilation is probably the toughest part of English / American. In French, we are used to pronouncing every sound, and never insisting on a specific word in a sentence. In a way way have a monotonous language I suppose but nvm. The good news is I perfectly understood all what you said :) Carry on ! It was an amazing work !

[@kurbanbaev_khayrulla]

Believe me We value your real efforts you are making for us! We all love you, Marina!

[@willianbarreiro9925]

Hello teacher, hello guys how's it going? It's 5 a.m here in Brazil right now it's really cold today 3°C in Rio de Janeiro. Every Friday I come here watching your videos to practice a little bit before go to work. Nowadays I'm working as Networking Analyst Jr and I need to support some clients that they speak so fast and most of the time for me is difficult to understand in a call phone 📱

[@SK-bj7uc]

Hi Marina... I watch your channel regularly and it has helped me a lot. Thank you so much for making learning easier. Please consider making a video on "how to sound professional" and how to avoid fillers...how to speak like a leader... Take care.😊

[@DominicMr-i1d]

I really really appreciate your lesson, it open my mind about how native speaker talk daily. From Vietnam.

[@Bagishev11]

Спасибо! Всегда задавался вопросом, как они различают “can” и “can’t” на слух, но теперь знаю 👍

[@vladimir7653]

one of the best videos I've ever seen about understanding native speakers, thank you Marina!

[@tilakgunaratna6035]

You're a great teacher taking lots of care and innovations in drawing up new lessons

[@exalmejiahernandez18]

Your videos are amazing. Please continue doing them. I love how you explain things and your american accent sounds cool.

[@psychologyfactsdaily6670]

Thanks for the amazing video! I needed this video a lot. I have watched all the previous videos already but again watched this and you're the reason. You're the best teacher Marina! ❣ You're just the best.

[@farsanaaboobaker736]

you are amazing...... I am from India..... I improved a lot Thankyou so much

[@varfa_diz]

This is the best video I've ever seen👏 Thank you, Marina, you're awesome😊

[@Florik_ar]

I wish there were English teacher like you in my country . ✨

[@cutebutcold7797]

Marina... Your pronunciation, the way you teach is really so great... My english accent is so well now.. Thank you so much ❤😊

[@shreyameenu7289]

hey army

[@cutebutcold7797]

@@shreyameenu7289 hellooo✨

[@walerafiu1560]

Very revealing. Practical which makes a lot of difference. From Peter Roach, Cruttenden, etc. texts to this class. Like you said, learners should note that this contraction is very prominent in AME. Also, they should be careful when writing. Great effort. Wale (Nigeria).

[@halimaj.z9041]

I just want to thank you so so much for everything. I mean, your videos taught me more than you can imagine and I improved a lot thanks to you, so I am really grateful. ♡♡♡

[@Eyeofspy]

Начал смотреть и подумал: как американка может быть такой красавицей и так хорошо объяснять )? Копнул чуть глубже, и стало все понятно )). Привет из Питера )!

[@sudhirghosh_]

Thank you teacher 🙏🇮🇳 your videos help me a lot always

[@ManishaYadav-z3s]

hello marina . I watch your video since few days and now I feel more confident to speak english. lots of love from india.

[@joelsjunior]

Thank you so much Marina for your amazing class, I'm pretty sure I learned a lot in your 37:21 video. All the best for you

[@jashdkj4902]

Even after passing the IELTS exam on C1 I found this video so useful. It's great what you do ) Keep going ^) I hope one day I'll get a job offer in US 🥰 From Russia with love🤩

[@richa6045]

Seriously my most favourite teacher on KZbin 💜💜 Thank you so much ma'am 💜

[@greennethu]

The best you tube channel I've ever seen💙

[@riddhichopra7521]

Hi Marina, You're the most charming teacher who is always smiling in all videos, and teaches in best way that my own teacher doesn't teaches like you! Thank you so much for your lovely guidance. You would rock with subs! 🤩 Love from India!

[@ktksn-zg9vk]

Thank you, Marina. I feel like my English has improved so much in just these 40 minutes.

[@Elif-qj9sp]

Thank you for the best tips 💯 I like your way of teaching, and also your pronunciation is PERFECT 💜💜

[@exxtraalive498]

I am joining with you from Nepal, a beautiful Himalayan country in southern Asia.

[@farnazansari9697]

Marinaaaaaaaaa!!!😍😍😍 Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us 😍😍😍 I've known some of them but in an incomplete way and after watching this video, I'VE BECOME VERY THANKFUL!!!😍😍😍 And also, another thank you due to making us sound more like a native!:))) 🔥🤩

[@josephinetoma]

Awesome to be here with one of my favory English teacher, I'm a beganner and I enjoy watching my teacher video every single day, i improve a lot my level with tips, God bless you, i love you teacher

[@chandanpatra3672]

You're doing a great job Marina 👏You deserve everything best in ur life ❤️ only love and respect for u🙇

[@rrrabad1234]

@R7 WORDS If you are an indian, you will know me.

[@OmarGimenez-gx7dv]

You're the best teacher of the world becahse you showed me how improve my English skills to, thanks a lot lotta blessings for you all family

[@knowtheupdate]

You're gorgeous Marina 😍 and also the best teacher ❤ of the world 🌎❤!

[@funson-rz8tp]

Awesome from India your style to learn English in native is really superb

[@HmAsrafuL-i2n]

Who's from Bangladesh?🇧🇩

[@mdtahsin986]

Me

[@athulkrishna.m.a.8e245]

Poda patti

[@Mahesh-h9i]

Bangladesh

[@bot_ff404]

Me

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Mee

[@DobriyKondrat--]

The hard «T», «P», «K» sounds give her away as an incorrigible hardened woman with a native Russian language

[@wick2573]

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I have heard a lot about investments with Stella and how good she is, please how safe are the profits?

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@@Michael-bx1sb I have also been tradingwith her. profits are secured and over a 100 percent return on investment..

[@estherjack6027]

My first investment with Stella gave me upto $53,000 and that has made me invest without the fear of losing, I got four of my friends involved with her already..

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[@Michael-bx1sb]

Pls how I can get in touch with this Expert Stella?

[@jbeardsly7045]

In the Northeastern USA, we speak faster. Mainly due to our accent - or lack there of. The "non-regional American accent." Because of this I find when I am teaching English, I notice that when we slow down or tell someone what we want to clarify something, we will speak slower with more dictation, and as a result we pronounce letters we don't normally say. One common mistake from our area is saying "Should/Could/Would have" and instead the way we say the contraction isn't "Coulda" or "Woulda", but instead "Could of" or "Should of". Due to this way of speaking and often learning by listening as children, we can grow up flipping back and fourth... until your words are in print you often might not know and even then it can be a hard habit to break.

[@Fdnjannats]

Anyone from Bangladesh?? 😊

[@yet8]

Me

[@ruhdi4227]

Me too

[@faiyaz-sarkar]

Me tooooo

[@suzannabil3669]

I am also

[@shahedshneewra2371]

I wanna thank you marina . You are a very great teacher . You are really inspiring me . You are really super .

[@dreamcatcher_77_]

First!

[@zaynaly3744]

Second 😁❤

[@TonyStark-uq4sf]

Third

[@SpeakwithEase1]

Pay attention on her video

[@yentran-fb4gh]

I reallyyy want to have a voice like that , so confident and slicker . I wish i could hear native speakers like her , take care :333

[@fatimazahramakhlouf325]

Free Palestine

[@sofiaslim868]

Thanks marina for teaching us these perfect way to speak english.

[@darkmn3218]

I'm from Syria and I watch a lot of your video's :)

[@ashikihsan1946]

Hello Lingua Marina, Thank you for your perfect English words. I want to speak like you like a native American speaker. Marina, Actually I'm living in Sri Lanka and we are using both American and British mixed English words. But I love learning American English from you and your word pronunciation and grammar are so excellent Marina. I want to learn more English words from you and thank you Marina for teaching me

[@bamsialp7097]

I'm from Nepal I like your teaching style I can understand everything that's you teach

[@bagherra8515]

Ohhh Marina, you're amazing!!

[@mervegursoy9326]

This video was incredible!! Thank you!!

[@天下の将軍]

This’s the greatest video I’ve ever seen in English lesson videos in KZbin!

[@kamalcomercio71]

Wow Incredible channel I can understand English without subtitles ...absolutely you're best teacher in the language English.. Thankyou Marina.

[@mohammedal-hammadi5085]

Omg, I really loved this video.. Thank you so much 🙏😊

[@liamwelsh5565]

I'm Canadian so this is for any English learners in Canada. Thanking with a shortform such as thanks and 'ppreciate it can sometimes come off as rude in Canada. Normally you should always use a full thank you. If you are really thankful, you can say "Thank you, I really 'ppreciate it!". Also saying "Thanks, 'ppreciate it" is also ordinarily fine. But I wouldn't just say thanks or appreciate it.