My OER: Connected speech, features and examples (part 2)

[@Lechugazaxxx]

This is the best video I’ve seen about conectes speech~ thank you very much. I will share it with my classmates 😊

[@galdakaoo]

Wow, thank you for that!! I hope they enjoy it!

[@mojahidulislam5768]

excellent work.

[@gamergirlgameplays9451]

Thanks for this video!

[@esraaahmed3965]

Thanks a million 🌸

[@diegocristianpolastri6349]

Congrats! this and part one are great. I am really having a hard time with features of connected speech....

[@vincenzospezia4324]

Excellent explanations!

[@rawanwasfi1809]

It was very useful for me ...Thanks alot

[@dido3884]

so much appreciation!

[@lailmasrur]

Thank you for your nice explanation

[@rlyehdate]

The best video ever.

[@galdakaoo]

Thank you, @rlyehdate! ^_^

[@polianapolain]

Really good job.

[@galdakaoo]

Thanks! ;)

[@belenhernandezbenavente3420]

Brilliant!! 🙋🏻

[@kiranshetty1405]

Amazing

[@learnwithparvina4197]

👍👍👍👍

[@nasreenkousar139]

Perfect

[@galdakaoo]

Thank you! :)

[@سلسبيلبيوتي]

شكرا لك

[@almamano3896]

thanks I love it

[@yildizadiguzel1940]

I wish there were more exercises at the end. That was brilliant, thank you 😊

[@miguelmustafa2688]

This video is amazing, but it burns me not to see the actual phonemic transcription. I am just saying it as a constructive criticism please understand me.

[@goldensparrow470]

reduction is very confusing

[@oskroskroskroskr]

we can drop the k so that it's "assed .... assed"

[@b213videoz]

Yeah, just be sloppy and slur the words a lot - then you'll sound "native" 😁

[@robertomontanari9251]

Troppo veloce