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[@1212-n8u]

Great teacher in the world!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you!

[@karim-6754]

This pronunciation channel is the best. Thanks to it, I developed a perfect American English accent. Thank u Rachel.

[@handryphindela]

How long did it take you to get to that level

[@healthandwellness254]

Handry Phindela I wanna know too how long it takes

[@henrykhosasih8781]

For me, it's been at least 2 years and I'm still improving it. It takes time but I can tell you they are worth it.

[@healthandwellness254]

@@henrykhosasih8781 thank you! Can’t wait to get better, just started few months ago

[@aditzaobando4396]

Excellent clasess.. you are the best teacher of the world.. i watch your videos from Nicaragua...

[@AhmedAli-ft3kr]

You are greet teacher thanks

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Ahmed!

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

Completely agree, linking is so important for improving comprehension, and listening to movie and TV series is fun and helpful!

[@karinapalaciosespinoza7187]

This academic English is from who

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

@@karinapalaciosespinoza7187 Hi Karina, Not sure if I understand your question, but this "academic English" is my KZbin channel for people who want to learn high-level English for school and work. I like watching Rachel's videos because they are so clear.

[@abdurrashid5580]

I am from Bangladesh i really impressed by watching your very beneficial videos.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks a lot Abdur!

[@sergiojacini9029]

It's amazing class

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Sergio!

[@RobbieTeacher]

Great info. The best way to improve your English is right here everyone. Movie clips helps so much!

[@rachelsenglish]

Absolutely!

[@imranulsYOUTUBEVlog]

I am very happy indeed

[@irfanakhtar856]

My English pronunciation is improved. It is the only channel which I have seen proved that how much effective is it

[@rachelsenglish]

Happy to hear that Irfan! Keep it up!

[@hamedsheikhi8990]

I’m very happy indeed to practice my accent and pronunciation with your useful videos. Your videos are second to none Rachel. Thank you!💛

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very much welcome Hamed!

[@sumeshnair2115]

Hi sis your videos very super. I want to speak like this. But how

[@hamedsheikhi8990]

Sumesh Nair Practice makes perfect! You should watch Rachel’s videos many times on a loop. You have to make a lot of time for learning it. Especially if you’re more of a beginner.

[@hoitien3631]

Thank you for sharing a good video, my teacher!🇻🇳❤️

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Hoi!

[@jolandprosper9694]

Good job teacher Rachel ,God bless you.

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure Joland!

[@raoufallani5142]

Thank you teacher

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure Raouf!

[@DunaMarcela18]

Please keep doing these videos, they’re so helpful!

[@ibrahimabah2628]

Thank you so much Rachel ! God bless you.❤❤❤

[@rachelsenglish]

You're so welcome @ibrahimabah2628!

[@donaldsonthelamond3118]

Keep on doing it Coach cause you are a blessing for all the non-native speakers.

[@joaoluizdiasesteves8500]

Thank you, Rachel. We do always learn something new. Thank you.

[@rachelsenglish]

You are so welcome!

[@danielfourseasons]

Thanks teacher Rachel you're the best... every class is very important to improve our English ability. Thanks a lot for every class. Love you.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very welcome Daniel!

[@barondls8134]

This is the best channel ♥️ thank you very much Rechel for sharing your knowledge.

[@andybudwiser6347]

Nice to see again

[@mohamedaouladbensaid4261]

Thank you mrs rachel

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Mohamed!

[@Thatha-ko6qh]

Perfect! Thank you sooooo much.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Thatha!

[@almirayalysheva4803]

Thank you Rachel. It helps a lot!

[@l0xxs998]

Thanks a lot teacher! God bless you

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure!

[@JalolAliyev-m7w]

Thanks teacher, as usual your videos are so amazing

[@karinapalaciosespinoza7187]

Hello Rachel , please I have more question about the Idioms, for example Suit me". How to use

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! That expression would be "suits me" - and we would use that to say that something that was suggested works for us, or will work with our schedule. So, if I say, "let's meet at the restaurant at 6," you might say, "suits me" in response to mean - 'yes, that will work for me'.

[@karinapalaciosespinoza7187]

@@rachelsenglish thanks a lot of . it is very great example. Please keep in mind to do live video with this topics (idioms, phrasal verbs. ). You are awesome and wonderful job

[@danielandres4474]

I love this kind of videos are very useful, I love lesson about reduction, linking ....Super cool....THANK YOU A LOT ....From Colombia....you teach us real english

[@赵彤-v6h]

Thank you for your explain teacher!

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MrCalitos49]

Thank you very much Rachel for your important effort !!! Carlos from Cordoba, Argentina

[@shubhampathare1856]

Hii mam I'm Shubham from india and I'm recently join your channel and this channel is very helpful for me to speak in English and pronounceation, thank's a lot of

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very welcome!

[@shubhampathare1856]

@@rachelsenglish Thanks mam

[@izzyayalinverdeprado6520]

You taught it so clear. Thanks.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Izzy!

[@ShashiKumar-yk3nq]

Rachel , you are a very very hard worker teacher. May Almighy bless you with strength to help many to use the international language. With regards and good wishes

[@thechannelboubaker9191]

Hello, how are you? I am from Algeria. I follow everything with you. Thank you very much

[@sergeipetrov5572]

Hello Rachel! Thank you so much for the lesson!

[@bestsellerbooks8116]

Super lesson .

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you! 😃

[@robertohernandez5596]

oh I LOVE the way how you teach us, thank very mouch you are unique, excellent class and way to learn ENGLISH ,GBYOUUUUUU.from mexico Robert.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks a lot Roberto!

[@daphnetruong5952]

Can you please explain why she uses the past tense instead of the present tense for the last sentence? Thank you.

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! It is just one way to say that - she could also have said, "It's time someone looks you in the eye and tells it to you straight." - Both would work here!

[@yoelsolomon4526]

I love the way your explain.

[@martinrodrigotorrestorress8540]

A good form of learning pronunciation.

[@Juniorsaxplayer]

TKS for another great video, Rachel! Keep up making lots of them!!!!!!!

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Lovely teacher indeed..!🇦🇱🇺🇸

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks a lot @lefterfejzullau9782!

[@luckylee5183]

I love it. Can you make these types of video about breaking news as on CNN or ABC news. I love to understand the normal life in USA on TV without subtiteles. Thanks so much for your teaching us.

[@SergioLOSOWICH]

Loverly! Your videos are very helpful

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Sergio!

[@Aftermotions]

Thank you my sweet teacher for all things I learned from you

[@FluencyAccentCoach]

Wow, this is a very good exercise. I love the repeating part. You have to remember the phrases. Thank you for making this video.

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@shahdel-badrawy]

you're so so so great . thank you

[@rachelsenglish]

My pleasure Shahd!

[@shahdel-badrawy]

Rachel's English ❤️❤️❤️

[@apichattabudintentions822]

Thak you More much for vdo . Do you talks Thai ? U can say simple Thai easier you can do it .

[@alguste6708]

You’re really the best, thank you!

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome!

[@yoshinobukumagai8767]

Thank you Teacher 😊 God bless you 🙏

[@TSW168]

Question, for proonouncing "pursuit of" is it also ok to use kind of a soft r sound in between? So it would be "pursuerof?

[@rachelsenglish]

It depends what your native language is! If you flap the R sound in your languae - then yes, it will sound the same!

[@williammiranda3461]

@@rachelsenglish hi

[@ramzy-6566]

4:35 are the T in( don't and want) glottal stop. also the letter T in (but you've) i feel glottal stop, but the T in Batson i heard stop t.

[@calvinhoo6477]

Hi Rachel, is it legal to download and post your lessons to Chinese website? I’ve learn your lessons for a long time and I love it so much, but most Chinese learners don’t have such high quality lessons like yours. So I’m here to leave this comment. And thank you for all your lessons

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! Thanks for your comment! No, I ask that people do not download my videos and post the lessons to other sites. However, my videos are posted on my website and they should be able to be viewed there - here is a link: www.rachelsenglish.com.

[@calvinhoo6477]

Rachel's English thanks for the link Rachel, but unfortunately, for some reasons YouTobe is not available in here, and most Chinese don’t have VPN. And domestic online English courses are really expensive, I didn’t see any free online courses like yours, and those teachers are non native speakers. So your videos means a lot to Chinese learners.

[@KorotaevOA]

Thank you, Rachel🙏

[@ronaldoferreiraoliveira]

Excellent learning in english with you teacher rachel very good pronunciations your way of teaching and very good 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@tazi4690]

Greeting Ms. Rachel. Could you make a video on how to pronounce stethoscope. Thanks!

[@pablopesantez1273]

Hi Rachel! To thanks for another great lesson! I was talking with my friend yesterday, and they told me that although I have a very very good pronunciation, my spanish accents goes all over the place when I get angry. Why is that? Why do I completely lose control of my accent during those situaciones?

[@sazji]

It’s normal. When you get angry your mind is elsewhere. It means that the movements your mouth makes when speaking English are not completely natural to you yet, but that you’re aware of them and working on it. It takes time to really make it yours, but I bet that even when you’re angry, your Spanish accent isn’t as strong now as it used to be.

[@JalolAliyev-m7w]

Thanks teacher

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome @user-th4bv1xk5n!

[@samiulsk1057]

I am from India & I am practicing spoken English,,,,#

[@LitasEnglish]

Thanks Rachel

[@M22666]

Hi Rachel! I have a little question. In the sentence "You've run from foster homes" can i say "You ran away from foster homes" ?

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[@mohamedmido9262]

I'm from algeria and I see you best English teacher in the world

[@Redditamin]

I’m from Algeria and I think you are the best English teacher in the world.

[@rosya910]

I’m learner of English from Myanmar 🇲🇲. Thanks for your useful video. 😍

[@احمدغالب-ث4ح]

I am from algerie and I understand you like I understand Arabic person you are perfect keep going queen if englich

[@mohammedamhend9668]

Thank you, it's just outstanding. I really like the way you approach pronunciation.

[@GauravSauravThrilled]

Hi 👋 exciting 🙂!!

[@fifimilano76]

hi i'm from Algeria and i love your channel

[@maxwellwright5292]

Good morning, Adrian adviced me your channel. So I'm a new person and I'd like to know where to start between all your videos

[@rachelsenglish]

Hello Maxwell! If you're a beginner in English, I have a playlist for you! kzbin.info/aero/PLrqHrGoMJdTRwaQFCCDp4G88yX5D3gOdP

[@maxwellwright5292]

@@rachelsenglish Thanks a lot! 😊

[@glennstewart9128]

Rachel, thanks for all your efforts! I am trying to find the difference between (protect against and protect from) but I cannot! Would you please tell me what is the difference between them?

[@gabrielleschaffer887]

great video, spectacular clip selection-just the perfect speed to practice with. thanks

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i.m somali ilove rachlel english good techer

[@sazji]

This is really well-analyzed. Thanks! I’m encouraging a friend to spend more energy listening to how people actually pronounce things than how it’s written, and this will help a lot.

[@Jus2ezz]

Hi Rachel. Do you reduce the word ‘with’ when speaking? For example: She’s at brunch with some friends. Do you pronounce with like wit? Or the th in with becomes voiced?

[@Michaelatkins15]

Nam Vu you can elide the sound or finish with a dental t, and transition into the s sound. Both realizations are possible.

[@godislove6541]

Hi Rachel, thank you so much😍,these episodes are really great ..I wanna know how we pronounce "th" when they come before and after "s" ..for example (with Sam), (was there).Should we pronounce them like Z or S sounds?!?!

[@Michaelatkins15]

Hana Hana you can say wissam and wazzere. Check the th sound on wikipedia.

[@rachelsenglish]

Hi! Great question! You will hear different things from different native speakers. Often, people do get lazy with the TH and allow it to become more of an S or Z consonant sound. If possible, I suggest building up the tongue flexibility in order to move quickly from the TH to S or Z consonant sounds. It is possible!

[@godislove6541]

@@Michaelatkins15 thank you :))

[@godislove6541]

@@rachelsenglish It's still a bit tricky ..I'm wondering if you can make a video to show us how exactly we pronounce it ?! And I really appreciate your efforts Rachel 😍😍

[@helenpansy614]

Great!!!

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks for watching again Helen!

[@赵彤-v6h]

I feel good with your explain.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thank you!

[@isaaccarrero5232]

Great video

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Isaac!

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The best teacher ❤️

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Great work mam .....

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks a lot!

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Thanks teacher, a was was waiting your English CLASS of the tuesday,!!

[@3eeey1267]

I love the way you teach.

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Faezeh!

[@carolzhang9047]

this is exactly what I want to learn, great way of teaching. thank you teacher!

[@rohumnorouzey2643]

Hi Rachel, would you please explain why "look" and "tell" are in the past tense in "It's time someone looked you in the eye and told it to you straight"? Would the meaning be different if she used the present tense instead of past tense?

[@rachelsenglish]

The meaning would not be different! Both are perfectly acceptable in this situation!

[@phank175]

Hi Rachel, How to hear and pronounce past verbs when speaking quickly ?

[@sacadfaarax5620]

my teacher's Rachel's thank you very much

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Sacad!

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Thanks

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome!

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Thanks a lot.you rock

[@rachelsenglish]

You're very welcome!

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Thank you!

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Useful lesson.

[@rachelsenglish]

Glad to hear that!

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You're an awesome teacher, I have learnt so much

[@rachelsenglish]

Wow, thank you!

[@preetam.shares.things7620]

You're so sweet while speaking 😍 The way you explain everything really attracts me

[@ibraahinshire5642]

Really i like that sound, thanks for teaching me, wer'e waiting more videos like this.keep going.

[@rachelsenglish]

You're welcome Ibraahin!

[@ibraahinshire5642]

@@rachelsenglish thanks for you reply.

[@chronos5457]

This amazing classes deserve ALL likes👍

[@camilolember]

Hi Rachel, I have a question in the last part of the dialog: could it be correct to use “look you/to you” and “tell it to you” instead of ”looked you” and “told it to you”? Those expressions are in Tehran last part of the video. Thanks

[@DunaMarcela18]

Amazing! Thank you so much

[@bebong7931]

Tks

[@liklik2833]

Thank you Teacher. I am a new student. Could you teach me basic of This? I will try my best to learn this. Could you explain some vocabulary first and than a Sentence? ❤

[@joaoluizdiasesteves8500]

I would like to watch this movie. I haven't seen it yet!

[@aalamshah]

Continue this series Much more helpful than others

[@rachelsenglish]

Thanks Aalam!