How do Americans Speak so Fast? | English Conversation

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​@@rachelsenglish: After listening several times! I noticed you also don't say the T in ''meeting,'' and if you knew me personally, I wouldn't say the t in don't no matter the stressful syllable rules. It's like a natural instinct for me too. I think this is for other people also. Usually, Americans are more emotional than other native speakers I've had the chance to talk with. And this stress in the syllable comes from the emotions when you 'talk' rather than learning from a video presentation. The feelings during the situation you experience at the moment... is the tricky part. The other thing is that daily routine in America is very stressful, and stress plays a huge role if you want to speak like this.

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Is that even hard for some native speakers? GOAD why are you guys doing this Americans, just to make people suffer? 😭

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@@macsungminson3583 A native speaker should be able to understand other natives. I understand everything in the eposide and I am a native spearker:)

[@lucasblanc1295]

I'm NOT a native speaker, and I understood. But at this point, I must have listened to over 25k hours of "intelligible" spoken English throughout the last 10 years. And I still sometimes struggle, but it gets better pretty fast (a few seconds to minutes), sometimes some people's style of speaking and accent and audio quality makes it hard. But also, recently I've been learning to understand spoken French, so I'm at the top of my "listening game" sort of speaking... I think it's the way I use my attention, I can lock-in easily and decode faster/better than usual when I get "in the flow" for unusual speakers, new languages, etc. Like, even in my native language I might struggle, whenever I'm speaking with people with different accents that I'm not used to.

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I’m Japanese, so I am not good at speaking English like native speaker. But I found this video today, and I can now study how to speak fast. I’m so excited!

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I'm learning English high school student in Japan 🇯🇵 This video is sooooo clear!!! Thanks for your video XD.

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I agree Juan Martínez

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I love the clip you choose, getting me into a different culture. Not just an English lesson.

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I forgot this is a class when the serie was running because I can understand them, so I was enjoining Friends. Almost two years ago someone talk to me about your channel and I thought it was imposible to get what they say they're speaking faster and making lots of reductions and now I can get what they talking about. I already know they just talking normal with common reductions not faster. Thank you Rachel your classes are so useful.

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I have reviewed your lesson for many times, when I was eating and was sleeping. It's strongly useful for me. And regconise the reasons why the American speak so fast........ I hope you will publish reality and knowledgeable videos. Thanks so much for free

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I used to stuck with understand what are they talking until i find your videos clarifying how they speak so fast and how they change word pronunciation differently like that. You're great teacher, thanks a lot!

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RM said he learned English with this sitcom and now he's fluent .he can speak British and American both of accent.i really love his accent 💜

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Who is RM?

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48:31 You forgot the last couple !!! 😊 With Joey’s punchline. 😂👍

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While I am doing this exercise out loud I am laughing 😂😂when your parents don't understand English and you are saying out loud word of kissing a hundred times,🤣even it's just exercise it made me to laugh, thank u I've improved my pronunciation one more time🔥🤗

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I never realized how much slang we use in common American English.

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My self taught method has been beginning with news shows and documentaries to get the ear accustomed and then, and only then, trying with music (ballads) and movie dramas. Going always from slow to fast.

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I understood every word, the first time through. M'erica!

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Thanks!

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I'm American and I've never thought about how much we don't say even though we write it. It's mind boggling for me. I'm sorry to anyone trying to learn our language. haha

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For real... I actually predict everytime, if someone I meet uses very clear and recognizable English, s/he's not a native speaker and it's been right most of time. While Americans don't even notice they speak differently.

[@Otterice]

@@macsungminson3583 We're very self absorbed. Not that most don't care about others or are good, nice people. It's just that the US is so big it's had for us to conceptualize anything else especially because most of us never leave the country. We vacation... in our own country.

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@@Otterice that's not completely wrong but I think it's just the American English as a dialect itself allows a lot of loose pronouncing.

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It was fun to watch you explained how Americans speak so fast with friends. I gather we also speak fast with our friends by means of our languages though we are not Americans. You are so good at teaching American English for foreigners just like me.

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No one can speak faster than T Rachel's Best series in winters

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[@andrelisichkin150]

(16:16) "Who (are) you kissing at midnight?" It seems to me he drops the word "is" -- not "are", because the question is about one person (not plural) who he is going to kiss and it's not about whether or not he is going to kiss somebody. So, I think, it must be "Who (is) you (are) kissing at midnight?". The lectures are excellent in general. Thank you!

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Thanks for sharing André!

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難聴にも聴こえる発声音、文章の要約 少しずつ理解できてきました👍

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The 1 million question is: Why do some students consider this important and most don't? I, for one, cherish this kind of exercise.

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The best lesson i've listened

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Thanks for watching!

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Thank you! @sidar

[@2011Feijao]

Nice!! It would be nice if you appeared when talking so that we could see claearly how the words are pronounced. But, awesome vid btw!!

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A very good explaination! Thank you.

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure!

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I wanna know more this lesson like this one. Useful knowledge, thanks

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More to come!

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Thanks Hamid!

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I really love this kind of studying

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Thanks Ronaldo!

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I literally learned to speak that way by watching Friends.

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that´s a great scene, thank you so much, teacher.

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You are welcome!

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thank you very much Rachel's From thailand and I would guess that this is one of the reasons why English is so difficult to learn as a second language.

[@hannahbnana4942]

I’m an Aussie and a native English speaker but I have trouble following American TV. The Gilmore Girls is the worst! Why do they have to speak a hundred miles per hour? I’m hoping to learn some tricks from your video.

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I’m a native English speaker and this is so interesting

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Thank you professor!

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Have learned some effective tricks，thanks

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Glad to hear that Vince!

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This video is very useful for me to improve my pronunciation, I would like to speak and have accent like American. Thanks

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