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Rachel's English
gerardM Mar 15 Mar - 12:01
Howdy.
Other ways to pronounce English... American English.
Rachel has a new (for me) way to explain English pronunciation and I like it as it's easier and permits to speak quicker.
Rachel provides oodles of excellent YouTube videos.
From now, I will post her lessons here (instead of "English Idioms 2").
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Jeu 17 Mar - 11:38
Tx Rachel:
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Re: Rachel's English
MurielB Jeu 17 Mar - 23:05
I never use gonna and wanna but it is true Rachel is a very good teacher !
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Jeu 17 Mar - 23:25
Muriel,MurielB a écrit:I never use gonna and wanna but it is true Rachel is a very good teacher !
You're not obliged to write "gonna" and "wanna" but both words are what is pronounced in daily American.
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Ven 18 Mar - 10:29
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Dim 20 Mar - 17:41
Speaking English Rachel's English at the Farmer's Market! - American Pronunciation
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Dim 20 Mar - 18:16
Back to this video I pointed out a few posts ago...gerardM a écrit:
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Yesterday I posted a comment on Pierre's blog about the rather difficult (when the French are not aware enough) pronunciation of vowels such as "a" - I wrote the French couldn't even make a difference where EMTs counted several obviously different sounds.
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In this video, Rachel spends 3 minutes on "that" drawing our attention on ways to pronounce the ending "t".
True! if there're x ways to pronounce the vowel "a", there're also mainly 2 ways to pronounce the ending "t": soft-t and flat-t depending on the syllable that follows; in her examples, she also speaks about a "that her" in which the "h" is ignored so that the pronounciation uses a flat-t (meaning approx d) followed by a vowel "er".
The above word were pointing out the ending "t" of "that" but Rachel could also have spoken about the starting "th" that also has several ways...
NB: As usual with YouTube, take a look on the right side to discover several exciting lessons by Rachel -> Rachel's YouTube Videos
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Dim 20 Mar - 18:17
Speaking English How to Pronounce 'to the' in a Sentence: American English
Rachel's English –…
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Lun 21 Mar - 14:23
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Jeu 24 Mar - 10:01
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Jeu 24 Mar - 10:08
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Jeu 24 Mar - 10:09
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Jeu 24 Mar - 10:10
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Please feel free to point out big mistakes in my messages in a foreign language. Thanks to your remarks, I'll be able to improve my level.
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Re: Rachel's English
MurielB Jeu 24 Mar - 14:43
Hi Gérard, everyone !
I have carefully listened to those two ladies but I don't find their accents very different, anyway i will listened to them several times because there are differences and it is very important to make them out.
I have carefully listened to those two ladies but I don't find their accents very different, anyway i will listened to them several times because there are differences and it is very important to make them out.
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Re: Rachel's English
gerardM Sam 26 Mar - 21:49
Speaking English Homophones: American English Pronunciation
Speaking English Homophones: American English Pronunciation
Rachel's English – Speaking English, Learning English, Channel. Leave a Like, Comment or Share to Show your Support! Speaking English…
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