Talk like a native speaker - GONNA, HAVETA, WANNA

[@lilibote9044]

She is the best teacher ever👌🏽

[@ammyvloger5470]

Hi lili bote can i use these words in my ielts exam ?

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[@essenovla260]

And she is very cute ,isn't she

[@lilharuka6495]

I agree

[@vaotta]

You never will be bored with her classes! She makes them interesting and very helpful. Good job Ronnie!

[@نصرالدينمحمد-س3ف]

Hi teacher , what is Gonna ?

[@fouadalzomir9500]

Very UNIQUE teacher, I love her STYLE!!

[@mingmarsherpa3097]

Ronnie ! I like the way you teach English. It is slow, word by word pronounced correctly as required to learn by the students, short and sweet and not boring. Learning from a native speaker has many advantages. I am recommending my wife to take you as her English Guru. Thank you !

[@engvidRonnie]

I've will always be followed by a past participle verb. I would will be followed by a base verb!

[@ahmedadam2484]

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[@viniciustoigo3716]

Her way to talk it's so good, because she doesn't talk fast and doesn't talk slowly too. I'm from Brazil and I am learning English for 9 months. My goal is work using my English. I'll do that. On youtube we have many ways to practice all kinds of English.

[@yohapril]

I'm from Myanmar, u r the best Teacher in my whole life .I need u for my bright future.i want to become your student. I love u & God bless u.

[@helioalmeida2856]

Ronnie there is no one like you.. you are the best in my opinion..you are my favorite teacher!!

[@ninaweinstein]

I wrote a listening and accent reduction book called "Whaddaya Say" (Pearson Education) on this subject. These pronunciations are called "reduced forms". They're caused by speed of speech. I did a 700 page formal research study on the causes of reduced forms at the Univ. of Calif., Los Angeles, and I only studied highly educated native speakers. I found statistical significance for speed of speech as the main cause for these pronunciation changes. Many of my English language learners say "Americans talk so fast". They're absolutely correct. When native speakers talk at a natural speed, these changes happen automatically -- with no planning.

[@lucasvictorcferreira]

Great ^^ Thanks

[@maridelacroix1998]

I have a copy of your book Ms. Weintein and it is SENSATIONAL! I know it is out of print, so I feel very fortunate to have my copy. My students have a ball every time I use it in class with them. Why don't you reprint it? Please?? It would be good to so many people out there! Please? Best regards from Brazil!

[@ninaweinstein]

Maricene Crus My book, "Whaddaya Say" Second Edition is in print. Maybe you have the old edition, but the second edition is available at amazon.com. Also, the digital audio is available at my English-teaching website -- easyenglish.us.com

[@maridelacroix1998]

Nina Weinstein Thank you so much for the info Ms. Weinstein. This is great news!! I'll check that right now and I'll recommend your book to people, for sure. Keep up the good work and thanks again. Best regards.

[@ninaweinstein]

Maricene Crus You're very welcome. Let me know if you need anything else.

[@successfck]

I shoulda found this channel beforeeee!!! You are awesome and I'm learning lotsa things with you :3;

[@nehanazakat7175]

You are a great teacher When you taught it feels like I have been in touch with you from years Love from India💝

[@ghettoforged3614]

A keralite has been here for years

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[@joverlandoneves5520]

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@@matinkhokon4622 hi

[@TTHUNDERBIRDD]

very nice teacher this is the 20th video I watch..... come on people , we know these are slangs ,,but that's the way native speakers speak , there's nothing wrong in learning all this. Ronny you're the best ....

[@TTHUNDERBIRDD]

greetings from Peru (South America)

[@yessiebetancourt4338]

You dont have an idea how much it helped me, I've been learning english for a time, and nobody had told me about the "kinda" and it's a common word in english. You are amazing.

[@СергейЛитвиненко-п2к]

I studied English at school, but I didn't think that everything had changed so much, and the teachers didn't give me what I needed)))

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I wanna improve my english speaking skill and understand it more deeply. I gotta learn english by using this lectures. I shoulda used this lectures more early for english studying.

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I wanna make communicate to u

[@gracesuano7271]

your such a blessing ron!! like an angel sent by God!! haha! im a filipina. and im a former debater. this vids are very helpful! THANK YOU!!

[@eliudsrz]

you are such a good teacher. I am learning a lot from you. thx for teaching us

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You´re the wondeerful teacher, you teaches us very interesting and deeply. It´s a pleasure to meet you with this channel. thanks a lot of for ever.

[@akenan9396]

YOU ARE A PERFECT TEACHER. I am a Turkish, and my language isnt very well. And I got it now all thing about these. I wanna be your studenttttt 😍

[@tareqalbarguti4848]

Alperen C. I live in turkey and I study here 😅😂

[@hakansc9704]

Okey sit dawn pliz

[@barittos5585]

You already a student

[@AllanGF]

I'm Brazilian and I don't can understand all she say, lmao

[@kupinavoz]

This video made 9 years ago. What did u mean hahaha?

[@ustadali8280]

Madam you are my best friend for teaching english. Thank you I want more videos from you individually.

[@engvidRonnie]

@ardento11 Sure you can! Good luck!

[@farhadahmad5566]

one of greatest teacher i ever see on youtube channel and i also love ur method .. during lesson ... its not gonna boring for us .. and also i learnd losta from her channel .. tnx

[@thimykabeya4974]

My best teacher Thank you for differents lessons.

[@SumiAkter-ib6vu]

A good teacher always finds out her student weaknesses, u r rare one of them. Love u teacher.

[@paulrcadb]

I like your lessons are so funny your way to explain

[@meckolociontv.5274]

La mejor profesora de inglés que he visto pues nos enseña las palabras reales que se hablan en EEUU y Canadá como son como las habla un nativo en la calle en la ciudad sin tanto rollo es la mejor profesora de inglés la amo con ella he aprendido mucho más que en la escuela de idiomas tiene una pedagogía que cualquier persona puede entender e incluso aunque habló español le entiendo el listening nos habla de todo sin omitir nada ojalá y profesores tan excelentes como ella dieran clases así de magistrales tedot las gracias porque gracias a ti he sabido amar el inglés y comprenderlo pero sobretodo escucharlo hablarlo y aprender más gracias hermosa mujer

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Game of Thrones Boring! Ronnie is superb

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Hi!

[@hamidohamada163]

Anastasia Steele me too

[@LatestenglishplaylistWithLyric]

Owwww she is the best teacher I have ever seen..... I learnt a lot of words today.

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Are anyone in 2024🙋🙋🙋🙋

[@kentosoki]

Me

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Me

[@mycreation5314]

U have solved my problem mam thank u so much I wanted to learn english but not interested. But now I watch ur video and listen to u. I m interested just because of ur good nature and nice method thank u once again .

[@BillCavalier1]

One minor clarification: "Gonna" can replace "going to" to express future action as in "I'm gonna leave tomorrow." "Gonna" never replaces "going to" in the present progressive as in "I'm going to the store." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Going-to_future

[@Zohaibhassan_]

Then i think we can say like I am gonna go to the market

[@joverlandoneves5520]

............................,

[@mohamedemam8500]

Thank you so much mester ronnie cause you teaching us more so you are the best teacher ever

[@ZombifiedDuder]

Nice! This is a great lesson. This should definitely help people sound more like native speakers. All of us English speakers are so lazy when we talk, it's true, lol. I should mention, though... that while "lotsa" has the same meaning as "a lot of", it's actually a derivative of "lots of" (which is proper English and something you could see written, formally). The colloquial version of "a lot of" would be something like "a lotta", which is very common in native English. Some example sentences: "That's a lotta money!" "You've got a lotta nerve!" "You're putting me under a lotta stress!" "There's a lotta movies to choose from."

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You have an efficient way to teach english aaaaaaaand funny too. I came just to discover you on youtube. You are great ! Well done. Salutations from 🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@لاالهالااللّٰه-ش5ج8ط]

2:24when i was a child😂😂 you're amazing teacher thank u

[@nowrinesha5843]

Very helpful dude ..specially for people like me who is planning to be settled in AMERICA.I'V learnt a lot from u.Thanx a lot &GOD bless u

[@pinoytrending3716]

2019? Still usefull

[@janemour462]

You're antes excelente teacher. You speak very clearly and like the way you develop the grammar points.

[@artishock1555]

''Gotta'' is more easy than ''i have got to'') it's a wonderfull invention))

[@Dewcataex]

Arti Shock More easy/easier is correct, remember comparatives! Greetings. :))

[@АлександрТелегин-щ3к]

Thanks you

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*I gotta like your comment*

[@bidjiguerrier7109]

you hafta respect the short comparative words ( easy,nice, short, old etc)

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[@zacariassilva2157]

You're an amazing teacher, thanks for the all lessons, I've started to watch your videos recently, but I'm already anxious to learn more and more with you, I will improve much my English for sure.

[@415Sterling]

As a native English speaker, I never use the words on the right(always could have, should have, would have) but they are common in very casual speech or less educated speakers. However the words on the left(besides hafta which I think also is not common among educated speakers) are used super commonly. Great video!

[@worldstaram7651]

ありがとうございます！

[@armacino89]

''hafta'' means ''week'' in Turkish ;)))

[@niradmajhi1686]

She isn't teaching about Turkish ,

[@nosheenzahid6851]

Yes, same in Urdu language

[@svetlanapogodina4621]

I really like this teacher. I am Russian I learn english myself I have seen many teachers, and I can compare. Thank You.

[@infoax]

thank you teacher

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I love the way she teaches english, I understand her so well.

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I'm Gonna Getcha Good!

[@sievmeyhoun1812]

Thank you!!!!!! My English gets better because of u!!! My greatest teacher ❤❤

[@ValentinoMariotto]

very useful lesson! I think you forgot "IMMA" "OUGHTA" and.. anything else?

[@OzPozzy278]

"I'ma" is african american english

[@rewazilol]

Hello. I stumbled upon this video and thought, in the spirit of your post, I'd correct your english for fun :p To have perfect grammar, you should write... It's very interesting to find this kind of an English lesson on KZbin. I'm french and I have to say that I've wanted to learn English for a long time. I began learning 6 months ago (or... I've been learning for 6 months now) and even if I make a lot of mistakes, it's nice to see people who take their time to help other people. GL!

[@tfpp1]

In all of these instances, the "a" at the ends of the words is really the English schwa sound. She also forgot: useta (pronounced *yoos*-ta) = used to. I used to be a child. I useta be a child.

[@cameplaitbeaucoup]

i love watching these and i'm a native English speaker, it's so neat to see it explained like this since I take all this for granted. i can see how English can be so hard to learn!!!!!! good job!

[@e-quiptraininglimited797]

I don't think it is entirely important to sound like a native speaker. The most important thing is to sound natural, clear and get your point across. Every country has its own accent doesn't make it incorrect. The idea is to communicate and that should be our focus.

[@wellemevans3519]

Yeah, you are right, although people in English speaker countries won't speak like a robo or like they write. So if we want to communicate with them we also need to know what they are saying or what they mean when they're talking naturally.

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[@sallyasif8841]

Yes, but its just to understand what they r saying( the native speakers)

[@kityeewong8707]

Thank you teacher, you are very very good , nobody teach me before. So thank you again to lovely Ronnie.

[@lievgianni]

In Philippines, "musta" means "How are you?"

[@johnreagan9418]

or how are ya?

[@borisivancaceresmorales2698]

+Liev Uy ahahhahh casuality

[@月の王子]

mustaka right?

[@MetalDetectingRussia]

+Liev Uy lol

[@verywrecked_mind]

in Persian(Farsi), "Must" means "yogurt" (i'm not iranian I've only lived for around 8 years with them and I just learned their language properly).

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I really like her!!!...such a cheerful and helpful teacher!!!

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You are a great teacher!. Free and very good lessons. Gracias

[@billyroyman]

Wuao, I haven't listened about "hafta" xD , I gonna add it to my vocabulary. Thanks!

[@hibridospotflux9870]

billy roy reynoso do not say and write those things it is not polite it seems you do not go to school

[@billyroyman]

I know! just I have many foreign friends from USA or somewhere english-speaking world that speaking really fast and use many jargons, So...I NEED to learn this to understand them!

[@mitaamalia384]

billy roy reynoso i gonna ??? i am gonna is the correction :)

[@mitaamalia384]

billy roy reynoso i gonna ??? i am gonna is the correction :)

[@billyroyman]

YEAH i KNOW Mita Amalia i'M SORRY FOR THAT HEHEHE , GREETINGS!

[@Dr.Ashok_Rajput_Aary]

You are the teacher I was in search of to improve my pronunciation

[@cabetoandradezapata9763]

Lov ya Ronnie!!!!!

[@es.3656]

I am always with you, Ronnie. you the great!

[@faradyeva]

Doesn't 'lotsa' stand for 'lots of'?

[@nivethap5594]

Then what's meaning for lotsa

[@diabykoutosimaga8711]

You are actually a very good teacher.

[@maryirodriguezcuevas9597]

Thanks a lot ! But I have a question what's the difference between gotta or hafta ? Is the same meaning ?

[@marleyrobertson6417]

Yeah, they mean the same thing. "I have a test tomorrow, I gotta study." Can also be said "I have a test tomorrow, I hafta study.". Some people think "I have got to" is incorrect because you are using more words to simply say "I have to", but you hear "I've got to" just as much as "I have to", and their shorter versions. You could say that maybe "I've got to " can be used for something slightly more urgent. Like "I've got to go to the doctor, this wound is getting really bad." But basically they are the same.

[@Dani-uc2zg]

Marley robertson thanks a lot.. I know now, but how about the use 'much' in your sentence, "you hear "I've got to" just as MUCH as "I have to" ... personally I tend to use 'many', am I incorrect? Anyway thanks for your explanation.

[@marleyrobertson6417]

Yeah, in that case you have to use "much". To use many I would have to say something like ---I hear "I've got to" just as many times as I hear "I have to". Otherwise it has to be "much". I see Susan just as much as I see Jim. I work just as much as John does. I eat just as much as Brian eats. and so on. I believe it's because it's an uncountable amount I'm referring to. PS. yeah I just looked it up, many is used for an uncountable amount, much is used for countable. So when I said "many times" -- times is countable. Like "5 times" or" 20 times".

[@Dani-uc2zg]

Ok. got it. Thanks a lot. So helpful. Thumbs up.

[@shadowchaser01]

Yeah, it's kinda (Kind of) the same. lol.

[@elsenberthsangma4596]

Thank you your teaching to all and you're best teacher in my life

[@Daryanna1000]

Oh! mmmm... The word water. Have you ever heard how someone pronounces this word something like " a wooaa "? Would you accept for yourself this way of the pronunciation of this word as they do, just for a sake of learning a common street english slang ? That all depend of the level of life.. Isn't it? Don't know if I'm allowed to do this.. Anyway I wouldn't blame anyone or teach .., because I only start to learn english myself. However I would tell you my own opinion how i think is better to learn any language. I think we have to do it with a respect, for instance from the begining we ought to learn a proper, literature language. And then in life.. by using the skill of normal talk with native english, we may to learn some of this words in natural way. It's seems to me to funny when someone is mooing in English or mumbles , and at the same time mixing their "speach " with a street slang. What about the words which are represented here. I beleive, that the way how peopel started pronounce them, came as a result of a fast talk, and because the new generation don't want to (dontwanna) bother themselves with the correct pronunciation. In addition.. I have to admit to learn a slang and even a swear words is much easier than a normal words .. All this rubbish... it's irremovable and it is really stucking in our heads..

[@light6713]

I agree with you ..

[@РегинаКривотулова]

You are awesome! Thank you for help me to learn English. You are so funny

[@MonacoPoker]

This shows how much they are cheating and being lazzy :p

[@fierygranger6097]

MonacoPoker xD

[@brucegordon5312]

Soon the whole world will be 'stalk Strine.' (talk Australian) If ya wanna stalk Strine ya gotta go to Austraya by Sad dee. You can buy y'self a gloria soame. (glorious home), but you need to put your name on a list in afabek lauder. (alphabetical order). It is better to learn to speak clearly.

[@Tamires20596108]

Hi Ronnie!! I'm Brazilian and my English is rusty, I haven't been practicing and I'm trying to brush it up. I saw your videos today and they're awesome!!! Thanks, they'll be so helpfull

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Tamires Almeida do u like to talk with me i 'm also begginer

[@joelmaReid]

You are the best teacher, thank you very much!

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Your teaching expressions gives me comedy. But your explanation is simply superb!

[@ultimahora.7]

Yes, the best teacher! God blessing. ..

[@nurulaliya7159]

for the first time i heard the word "hafta" . bfore this i just heard that 3 word except hafta and when you translate the meaning , and now i know how to use the word . thankyou for your teaching , i appreciate that you have done for me . sorry if my english can't understood because i'm still practice and improve my english . thankyouu :)

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I looking for a great teacher on line but you is the best.

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You are very great teacher in English the world.

[@senpai16]

So many things that I forget people new to English may not know! God job covering this one. Also I think lotsa is broken down from "lots of". When ever I would gripe about something as a kid my mother and grandmother would say "shoulda, woulda, coulda, but didn't! Whose fault is that? " you should have did your homework early. you could have, you definitely had the time. You would have but you chose not to, and now you can't go to your friends party because you didn't finish your homework.

[@niradmajhi1686]

Really Ma'am you are the perfect english teacher.

[@sergiodecastrobelem1352]

I shoulda met you before when I started to study English some 24 years ago. You're the best. Cheers from Brasil.

[@mansoorali2887]

Very fantastic style of teaching I like Mam Rani

[@Meme-df2fu]

I gotta thanks you for this useful lesson, Actually people that don't understand native speakers shoulda learn these words to be able to understand. Thanks

[@eddytsha]

thank you so much you're helping me a lot , since i watched your video explaninng how to understand native speakers i can talk to native speakers without that question "what are u saying?" hahaha honestly thanks

[@arturorueda2576]

I love her explanations, she is clear and funny, her classes are interesting and I laucha and enjoy them 💖👍

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you are one of the good and beautiful teachers in the hole world . i like you

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z way she used to teach us is different I love it. Keep it up rani

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Hy

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iam verey glad to wach and listen to your both magic voice and lovely way that make amizee teacher not happen before god bless you my wonderful angl teacher

[@buciedu]

Ronnie I really liked your class, please don't take me wrong, but I Laughed a lot when you said that native speakers never say I'm going but instead they say I'm gonna. And then playing the video again you say loud and clear at the beginning: " I'm going to teach you; we're going to look at.' Just found it funny and keep up the good work.

[@pablog9266]

Excellent class Ronnie

[@باسمكزاز]

I like your magic and sense of humor performance .

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Ohhh.. Your english lesson is very good for me.. Thank you teacher..

[@shaikhah3582]

You are so funny I like you 😍 I am from Saudi Arabia and I'm soo happy too find you ❤️❤️

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Thank you~~^^🇰🇷 It's very useful . You're so kind~~👍

[@skibitom]

Thank you so much for great, interesting, humorous English lessons. It's very helpfull to improve my English.

[@awdalysaleh4045]

The public proverb says : if you in rom you would have to behave their behavior . Therefore , we've to learn any thing makes the communication easier , and please don't forget that the language is the strong weapon indeed . Thank you so much indeed , Ms . Ronnie teaching us through out this long time .

[@sakriz6093]

I am always with you, Ronnie. You the great!

[@anaslamraoui8506]

You're very beautiful and a good teacher. Thanks for this course

[@Rs-iw6bo]

love you Mam the way of your making understand is fabulous

[@rewazilol]

You are correct. This is an informal way of speaking. Besides "wanna" and "kinda", these "words" are almost never written. However, when speaking, it does sound like we're saying these words. ex. When speaking, I would say "I've gotta use the bathroom" but in writing I would say something closer to "I have to use the bathroom".

[@FryenglishIELTShelpfree]

Thats nice lesson a nice shortcut to improving spoken and listening English. Useful!! Thanks

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[@ahmadmohseni966]

u have made all the grammer lessones easy to understand . tnx a lot

[@sanluismariagrigniondemont5778]

I agree with you, but this is more like an "anti-grammar" lesson ;)

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Oh time is going and people are changing in appearance day by day it was 2009 when i used to wach your vedios u are talanted teacher i like your energy and body expressions louds of love cutie