🤔Learn English with the TV show Friends! 📺| LEARN ENGLISH SPEAKING | English with Rachel’s English

[@rachelsenglish]

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[@EquipeZueiros]

Two and a half men

[@natalia5778]

OMG ,why it's always " Friends" ? Why do all teachers use this show in their lessons ? I love Rachel , but can't watch " Friends" even for English sake . Sorry . :(

[@استغفرالله-ش4ف5ح]

Hi Rachel, my name is Abdulelah, I'm from Saudi Arabia and I'm one of your student in Rachel's English Academy. I have been busy these days on my final exams so I cannot practice my pronunciation skills in Rachel's English Academy and I just want to ask you " How can I pause my subscription or cancel it " And then after I finish them I would like to continue practicing.

[@yakykekeli6854]

Hey rachel,you're really wonderful teacher i've seen before,and i am trying to get your strain cox,you're excellent teacher. I am kekeli Yovo from Togo.I am living in french speaking country.May God bless you.I love you too much like you're my ........

[@nguyenthanhtinh9159]

This video so good. Can can make these the video more than

[@fatihkaya6697]

"separating it into its own thought group" 11:47 , I have been learning new things every single Rachel's tv series analysis.

[@shimaafathy488]

I'm from Egypt you improved my reading after two lectures and I continue following you,thank you very much you made me trust myself 🙏🏼💞

[@rachelsenglish]

That's great @shimaafathy488! Keep it up!

[@nelsonohara3981]

Thank you so much for teaching so well and having the opportunity to repeat words and detect the sounds of words.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very welcome Nelson!

[@nelsonohara3981]

@@rachelsenglish I have difficulty learning and hearing as I have a disability in my right ear and I hear little in my left ear

[@nelsonohara3981]

I listen to your lessons over and over again until I assimilate the sounds of English vocabulary, as some are very silent

[@penaltyvar]

Thanks a lot for this episode.it is really helpful.

[@maryamtabandeh2245]

I do love the way you teach English

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Maryam!

[@sofiabavarsad8357]

I love you Rachel, you are the best💗💗💗💗💗💗💗

[@athenawmusical193]

Hi Rachel, I got a question regarding your pronunciation of the word "didn't" in 0:03. It seems like you pronounced the second d sound as a stop T. Should it be pronounced as a flap T or a stop T? When I think of the rule, it should be a flap T, but I really find it inconvenient and unnatural to pronounce that, especially when I'm speaking fast. Is stop T acceptable? Same question for the words "couldn't", "wouldn't" "shouldn't". Many thanks!

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! I'm using a Stop D (or a Held D) in the word 'didn't'. That is different from the Stop T in that it is a voiced sound. You will hear the beginning of the D sound, and then the release directly into the following consonant, the N sound. The same thing does happen with 'couldn't', 'wouldn't' and 'shouldn't'. We're actually working on a video on the Held D right now - so you'll be able to learn more about this soon! :)

[@athenawmusical193]

@@rachelsenglish Thank you! I'm so looking forward to watching the video!

[@Gene0723]

I truly enjoyed this Ben Franklin exercise. It’s very insightful.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you Gene!

[@fabasaglia]

Hi Rachel, I’m from Brazil. I love your classes. Thanks a lot

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for watching Fabio!

[@golsas4038]

Thanks a lot for another great lesson, hope you have a wonderful day.

[@hungnguyenvan2350]

hey guys could i talk to you to lean speaking english with facebook please! ??? i hope you to respond to me !!!

[@yusakuf713]

English is very very difficult for japanese. I hear 「Will you serve the...」→「We serve the....」😂

[@Lalaru93]

I hear the same... 😔

[@marciojosealbino2214]

I am brazilian and i love your way of teach english language..

[@taherelsayed8044]

Thank you so much

[@supermilkguy]

I’m an American native English speaker. And watching this in this way, it’s actually amazing that no native speaker would ever have the slightest trouble understanding such conversations when so many words are cut short and/or run together. Obviously all languages do similar things. Our brains are quite amazing at understanding language.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for sharing!

[@fabriciooliveiradacunha2542]

Great class but it's just about pronunciation, that is great, but I desire to increase my vocab, so I've made a research with the words I didn't know. But it is clarifying to me. See "ya" next class.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for watching Fabricio!

[@fabriciooliveiradacunha2542]

@@rachelsenglish I'll always do it, you can count on it!!!!!

[@taherelsayed8044]

Thank you so much

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Taher!

[@mohameddarwish1347]

best channel ever thanks Rach

[@patrickmusansi6874]

Thanks a lot Rach ❤️, it's helpful lesson 👍, wish you all the best

[@DanhSJPeter]

Thank you for your video !

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Peter!

[@joelmasamba6762]

You have got to tell us more about American people are pronouncing coz what we do not understand we do speak the same language English but the difference is about pronouncing so keep up the good work about it

[@SycAamore]

Hi Rachel, in the sentence 'Will you serve the dessert already?', the T in dessert is a Stop T. However, the next word begins with a vowel. I thought we have Stop T when the next word begins with a consonant?

[@rachelsenglish]

There are no real "rules" that define how you have to say this. Some people will use a Flap T here, others will use a Stop T, as you describe. Both are perfectly fine options!

[@SycAamore]

@@rachelsenglish Thanks Rachel👏

[@HiepNguyen-vd8yn]

3:15 will you serve ... 30:00 your place 5:40 it's a trifle 8:20 ladyfinger bánh sâm

[@marcelodacunhafernandes6675]

your videos are wonderful, I'm impressed it

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Marcelo!

[@huyenle3834]

I LOVE THE VIDEO. THANK YOU FOR MAKING IT IT IS *REALLY REALYL HELPFUL* TO ME

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad it was helpful!

[@clemejuan5296]

Yea totally agreed this is my favorite teacher to learn English...

[@justsmile4185]

👌👌👌💖

[@mohibullah9512]

Yes. You are right. She is really a very good teacher.

[@smartyacin9021]

Zamericanenglish ""is the best channel on KZbin to learn English easy and fun and without getting bored for the Arab people 💖💖👌👌

[@justsmile4185]

Yes it the best one in the world not only on KZbin

[@abdallahmassoud9146]

Yeah, that is real 💖💖

[@IbarraAlejandro]

Yes only for arabs people puff 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@xxxxhugo7121]

You are very pretty Rachel 😍

[@hassanmaths2928]

I am very lucky to find your chanel and i will follow all your videos because it is very important to improve my english. Thanks again teacher

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very much welcome Hassan!

[@longjamranjit1682]

Very interesting video .Thaks a lot ma'am for your golden rules of pronunciation with repeated pronunciation and reduction.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very welcome again Longjam!

[@shin6937]

Great lesson! I'm wondering if they really ate the dessert...

[@Juniorsaxplayer]

Rachel, you're the best English teacher EVER!!!! Thank you so much!!! My students love you too.

[@starffgamer1258]

Hi, Rachel, I enjoyed this video this was an awesome ben Franklin analysis video I never would be apathetic I rather enjoy watching your video ben Franklin exercise is my favorite things. appreciation.

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad you enjoyed it Ghanshyam!

[@harrybrinegamer13]

thank u so much for teaching us

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure!

[@hoossatatawii]

Even I'm not native english speaker I heard some of the letters (v/th...) which you said that you didn't hear

[@jonatafontela5595]

Hey, Rachel. I have a question, you said that she dropped the ED in whipped, so does that happen with verbs like Worked, liked, stopped... too? because when you guys speak fast I can't really hear the ED being pronounced, so i dont know if it's pronounced very softly, or with a stop t, or just dropped completely.

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! Yes, very often we will drop the ED endings! When linking an ED ending into a word that begins with a consonant this is especially common. Great question!

[@byusaranicole]

Native speaker here... I think my pronunciation of "already" is more of a dark L + "ready" (with the a dropped)... But Rachel's way is much easier and will be perfectly understood by everyone so probably go with that one!

[@nikamalashini4866]

Rachel can you make ben franklin exercises from songs ? Please I don't understand English songs

[@김수민-x6o]

She has one already!

[@김수민-x6o]

But not rap songs, I think

[@Joyful-D]

Please make about big bang theory or Eminem song

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for the suggestion @Joyful-D!

[@josevazquez401]

Without words, Rachel is the best." Sin Palabras, Rachel es la mejor

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you José!

[@yethuwoon8663]

Thank you tons for your maverlous lessons.

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure Yethu!

[@ashranahmed7696]

Hello,i work at a school and i love your academy I want to be in your academy please help me,I'm from pakistan ,i love your language,how can I be there?

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi Ashram! You can sign up for Rachel's Academy here: www.rachelsenglishacademy.com/ -- If you are hoping to join my mailing list, you can do that here: rachelsenglish.com/newsletter-sign/ (and you get a free 10-day mini course as a bonus!)

[@foodbestie]

Ma'am Rachel! I appreciate and I really love your lectures. They are too helpful and knowledgeable for real learners. Carry on these types of tasks.

[@mubasharhassan6756]

Mam 💓 I am from Pakistan. I can understand English language song but not fast. How to increase our speak English language.

[@rachelsenglish]

Well, there are a whole bunch of ways to improve! Check out all of the videos on my website to work on English pronuncation - rachelsenglish.com/video-categories/. And for more of a focus on grammar you can check out the videos at EngVid.com. Keep practicing and you will improve!

[@aria3120]

A continuación, carne de res salteada con chícharos y cebollas. Y luego un poco más de flan …

[@danielandres4474]

I love it, I love it...................I love the way you work on reduction, linking words that help us understand better....Thank you from Colombia

[@SycAamore]

Hi Rachel, in the sentence "What, what was the one right before bananas?"....I don't hear the T in the second what. Is it just me?

[@rachelsenglish]

It would be a Stop T here - so you won't hear it released! This often happens when linking a word that ends with a T into a word that begins with a consonant.

[@juancarlosprince1289]

Pero hija de la semilla no tepita tanto la bendita vaiana who que frustrated es aprender asi

[@kadoradork4228]

While using the Rachel`s English Academy on a daily basis, I still come back to your YT channel to do some Ben Frankliin exercises, because they`re soo much fun!! Thank you for your hard work Rachel, you truly are amazing

[@jaewon6485]

"the dessert" part is so frustrating. My tounge is not moving the way I want at all. It's like I got drunk. :( Well I am going to pratice it on and on til I master it though. Thanks for your great video. 👍👍👍👍

[@rachelsenglish]

Just keep practicing and you'll get there! Thanks for watching Jay!

[@bonofulbangla]

Nice

[@abdoucasa503]

Hi im abdou from morocco really its hard to listen most of words in first time

[@MomLadyable]

I really enjoy all your videos and I love your academy. Thanks to you I have improved my English comprehension. I will like to recommend Daily English Dictation on KZbin the two of you are a perfect combination. Thank you!!

[@STEP6192]

Learning english with 'friends'. And to think I wanted to learn english mainly so I could finally watch 'Friends' in peace 😂

[@funkidslearning9646]

Hi, Rachel's, Without repeating the pronunciations of speaking, I get only 30%; however, when all sentences show on the VDO, I understand 70%. That's why last a few years ago I went to school and took exams, I got a high level writing class but low level listening and speaking class. English is as my third language because before I learn English, I already learnt Thai and Hmong is my native language. Can u give me best advice to achieve listening and speaking ?

[@kmarbenyahya1425]

Hi Rachel I hope u doi' well Is sautéed has the same meaning as fried ?

[@rachelsenglish]

I found a website that addresses this difference! - www.englishforums.com/English/SauteedVsFried/bbbcbg/post.htm

[@kmarbenyahya1425]

@@rachelsenglish Thank U Rachel :)

[@CharlieG143]

1:20,1:21, 1:22, 1:23,1:24,1:25,1:26

[@bodrulislam8436]

Hey Rachel,May be I am the only one who learns English by watching your videos.

[@stck2908]

Most of the phrases in everyday English conversations appear in this drama. Watching and Imitating this drama is a good way to improve my speaking skills. ;)

[@pariaak9107]

Thank you so much for your excellent teaching🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure Paria!

[@fabriciooliveiradacunha2542]

Hi Rachel, I only have to watch your now so doing it now!!!!! I'll let you know my thoughts about it at the end. Kisses.

[@FluencyAccentCoach]

Thanks, Rachel for these other Friends Ben Franklin analysis...I really love watching this series movie...Glad you made this lesson.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very much welcome!

[@SalmanKhan-jc5yd]

Tankku so much very nice sessuon ever

[@hoangtina7313]

Oh.i reality found the best practice pronoun from u.Thanks teacher 👩🏻‍🏫

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure Hoàng!

[@jung-woo-70]

Please make this kind of video as many as possible. Thank you.

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure!

[@aparecidoferreiravais321]

Hi Rachel I hope you have s great day You're amazing teacher your videos are excellent I learn a lot from them Thank you so much 😉🇧🇷

[@godfamily2745]

Brilliant ❤️. I really appreciate you and I would love to see you soon 👍

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you Feven!

[@ホウカチ]

Does anyone can tell me what is the grammar about it’s got something? What exactly is the “‘s”?

[@taherelsayed1865]

excellent job, I appreciate it

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks again!

[@VANDPAMP]

Rachel, you are the best English teacher. Thank you very much, your friendliness is contagious !!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks a lot Vandpamp!

[@1990acustico]

thanks Rachel , I Hope to improve my listenning

[@slisos1719]

I love this series. I understand everything they says but when I wanna to speak my speech is bad i don't know what i should to do ,I gonna focus and practice more and more until I make it 😊😊😊❤️❤️

[@rachelsenglish]

That's great Slisos! Keep it up!

[@anLe-ee7pp]

Thank you!!! you video help me practise exercise speaking english to better . 😉😉😉

[@rachelsenglish]

That's great and keep it up Phuolely!

[@desempregadoplaysbr3885]

haha i love this episode, and again, an excellent video my best teacher

[@joseniltonfortesmachado501]

Excellent lesson!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Jose!

[@muhammeterdem5094]

6*9(7.27dk. başlıyor)

[@ZORRO82ful]

Billions of reduces! how do your understand each other?! PPZ !(

[@TheEA668]

Your transcription of ER in dessert is not correct, you forgot the dirt of colon after the sound E

[@tamasbrulik]

That was a really good lesson.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Tamás!

[@amrbkr6378]

This training video is beautiful especially when you are explaining the pronunciation after each ward

[@miguelsuarezlume.5806]

4:39 9:40 18:46 25:00 32:05

[@rodrigobeltran4795]

Really good! thanks!

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad you liked it!

[@ИринаНуриахметова-г4ц]

Thank you very much

[@rachelsenglish]

You are welcome Ирина!

[@sergeipetrov5572]

Hello Rachel! Thank you so much! Everything is clear, especially after watching the lesson, but not before! I would like to make some remarks for feedback, but I haven't anything to say. There is only one word - perfection!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks a lot Sergei!

[@kulik03]

Why would anyone dislike this video smh?

[@desempregadoplaysbr3885]

Haters, i think

[@ramvilshbundela9764]

Wow mam the more praise of you the less it is actually you are doing the best iam learning a lot more from your experience

[@thenoise1596]

Ma’am Rachel, that’s an awesome lesson! Have you ever considered making a Ben Franklin exercise with a TED talk video? My guess is it would be fun, too)

[@rachelsenglish]

Good suggestion!

[@roaahany2779]

What is the name of these actors?

[@TheDtn1234]

Thank you so much, how was your thanksgivings? Love your teaching and friends was good and funny.

[@jeffreyk.356]

This video is worthy to have 1 B views.

[@funlearnbahrianzz5991]

I'm loving your pronunciation lessons...

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you Agha!

[@OsoTerrible]

Absent for long time..now back and glad to see the 2.22M..good for you Rachel..best wishes from a Colombian in Madison NJ.!!!! thanks for everything.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome and thanks again for watching!

[@sontuong1]

yeap, too good

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for watching!

[@ligaofeng3901]

great! I love it

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you!

[@leonardolorenzo8900]

Great analysis, such a great teacher. Thank you so much!

[@amrsayed4971]

Don't you , boys sneak a taste? here t plus y wasn't pronounced sh why?

[@acslater017]

I’m a native speaker (but not a teacher...). ”Don’t choo” would have also been fine. Rachel’s character is playfully speaking to them as if they’re children (you boys) and she’s emphasizing the clarity of her instructions: “DON’T-YOU-BOYS sneak a taaaaaste!”

[@ramvilshbundela9764]

When we say to and da pronunciation

[@SaidiWaheb]

❤❤❤ thank you.tetcher rache.Ikant taek m'y eyase off of you

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome @SaidiWaheb!

[@emanhymn3547]

@34:04 I've found a couple of other videos on Learning with movies and TV shows which weren't present in the Rachel's playlist (kzbin.info/aero/PLrqHrGoMJdTR_P8p95DY1RA8_gD4XEOmI). Trying to find them all. They are just gold and I'm a miner of Rachel' English :))

[@crowley29100]

Great analysis! But why didn't you pay more attention on the word "sauteed"?

[@rachelsenglish]

Good suggestion, maybe I should have!

[@Aaaasmaaa]

What does "already" mean in the sentence "will you serve the dessert already"

[@rachelsenglish]

It means that they've been waiting for a long time and they want the dessert. It is kind of an interesting use of that word, and I wouldn't say it is very common!

[@ryanli721]

Your lectures are of great help to my spoken English.