Linked sounds in English - Connected Speech - How to Link Words in English - Lesson Only

I will teach you about linked sounds in English. You will learn connected speech about how to link words in English. You will learn English about linked sounds examples. What are linking sounds? You will learn English pronunciation linking sounds with linked sounds in English examples. You will learn linked consonant sounds and linked vowel sounds. I will also teach you linked vowel to vowel sounds along with linking vowel to vowel and connected speech vowel to vowel for better natural fluency. It's important to know linking vowel sounds that will help you use linking sounds vowel to vowel. So, let's learn English word linking in English pronunciation. This is the Power Point docs.google.com/presentation/...
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I am an ESL learner. I would like to ask you that. Do we need to use the linking sounds all the time? because I don't understand when people use linking sounds with me. When I ask them why they always link sounds. the answers are this is the rules, and people have to link sounds all the time. but I think that is not true. I think they just want to show how they look like the professional in English, and I believe that people can speak normal way that without liking sounds.

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Hello. Linking sounds is a way to sound more natural and fluent in English. It is not necessary as the most important element of speaking English is to communicate. Most importantly, to understand what others say to you and to respond in a way that others can understand you. Thank you for your question and thanks so much for watching the lesson.

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@@EnglishDanny thank you very much. Could I ask more question? many of my friends usually say 'it's nice to meet you!' as 'It tis nice sue meet tyo!' do you think that was the natural in English? (I ask because I've never seen any KZbinrs speak like that) thank you for your answer in advance.